Mr. González' Classes Homework
Week 10 & 11, 6/11 to 6/15 & 6/18
(This may change from day to day depending on how much we actually get done in class so check back often to make sure something wasn't changed at the last minute.)

Math, Course I (A Block)

Tuesday - We will begin Ch 14 on Probability today.

Thursday - We will do some work from Chapter 14.

Science 2 (B Block)

Tuesday - End of the year questionnaires done today as well as uploading earlier projects.

Thursday - We will work on our final exit portfolios.

Social Studies (C Block)

Monday - Today the Early Canada websites will be uploaded and checked for accuracy. Then students will deposit all their money into the class bank to use for extra credit points. I will begin collecting Social Studies books today as well.

Wednesday - Students will score each other's sites and fill out their project assessment sheets.

Friday - Today is our Academic Awards Assembly. Then we will have the end of the year Talent Show and BBQ. From about 12noon to 2pm, students will be able to attend the last dance and play with the puffy toys the ASB rented.

Science 3 (D Block)

Monday - Finish uploading and checking Earth Movement websites, then students will score each other's sites and fill out their project assessment sheets.

Wednesday - End of the year questionnaires done today as well as uploading earlier projects.

Friday - Today is our Academic Awards Assembly. Then we will have the end of the year Talent Show and BBQ. From about 12noon to 2pm, students will be able to attend the last dance and play with the puffy toys the ASB rented.
Monday, June 18

Last official day of School
(students will bring only their yearbooks to sign)

and

Early Release

Another important issue parents should be aware of is that 6th grade teachers are beginning to keep track of when students are not following directions. If students consistently do not follow directions, or do not take responsibility for school work, they will not be allowed to attend remaining 6th grade events (end of the year talent show, BBQ, and dance). A student would have to get many strikes to miss out on everything. Beyond that, students will be spending their last days as 6th graders in in-house suspension. It is not fair for those many students who follow directions consistently and keep up with their schoolwork regularly. It's time for our 6th graders to take responsibility for their actions.

Email me if you have any questions or concerns.