Fourth period students took their final exam today! As of this posting, all grades are complete and final.
Have a great summer, and don't forget to read!!!
Today in Ms. Mayo's Class 2016-2017
Thursday, June 1, 2017
How To Avoid the Summer Slump!
We read an article about summer learning loss, so I asked students to come up with some tips to stay sharp this summer! I taped them up in the hallway so other students can benefit from their wisdom. Here are their great ideas!
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
May 31
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
May 30
I encouraged students to keep an eye out for my classroom books and return them as soon as possible.
Students read other students' blogs and left comments.
Students created a list of tips on how to beat the summer slump (inspired by a past article of the week).
Students spent the remaining class time working on their exam review. I answered a few questions and reminded students that they'll be writing about their AP title on the exam, so they should know the title and author.
Here's a little send-off I wrote--I'll be delivering this speech to the seniors at the pinning ceremony tonight.
Students read other students' blogs and left comments.
Students created a list of tips on how to beat the summer slump (inspired by a past article of the week).
Students spent the remaining class time working on their exam review. I answered a few questions and reminded students that they'll be writing about their AP title on the exam, so they should know the title and author.
Here's a little send-off I wrote--I'll be delivering this speech to the seniors at the pinning ceremony tonight.
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Week-at-a-Glance |
May 26
Students picked up their writer's notebooks today. As of the publishing of this blog entry, all grades are current. I'll be entering Reader's Blog by Tuesday, 5/30.
We reviewed some of the big questions that students wrote on notecards yesterday. We may not know all of the answers ourselves, but we know books can help get us closer to them.
Students completed a final reading reflection. This assignment should be turned in on Classroom before the end of the class period. These grades should be entered by Wednesday, 5/31.
Coming Up:
Wednesday, 5/31 - 1st & 2nd period exams
Thursday, 6/1 - 4th period final exam & early release!
We reviewed some of the big questions that students wrote on notecards yesterday. We may not know all of the answers ourselves, but we know books can help get us closer to them.
Students completed a final reading reflection. This assignment should be turned in on Classroom before the end of the class period. These grades should be entered by Wednesday, 5/31.
Coming Up:
Wednesday, 5/31 - 1st & 2nd period exams
Thursday, 6/1 - 4th period final exam & early release!
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Thursday, May 25, 2017
May 25
IRT: ~20 minutes
Students who did not finish the persuasive letter yesterday handed it in today.
Students completed an end of course survey. I use this information to find out what's going well in class and what I need to improve.
We discussed philosophy and the big questions in life. Students wrote questions they have about life, love, and the world in general. We'll share a few of these tomorrow.
With the remaining class time, students worked on the final exam review.
Students who did not finish the persuasive letter yesterday handed it in today.
Students completed an end of course survey. I use this information to find out what's going well in class and what I need to improve.
We discussed philosophy and the big questions in life. Students wrote questions they have about life, love, and the world in general. We'll share a few of these tomorrow.
With the remaining class time, students worked on the final exam review.
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Wednesday, May 24, 2017
May 24
IRT: ~20 minutes
We updated the final review that students received yesterday because I removed a few things and added a few things in the Julius Caesar section. A revised version is available on Classroom with the changes highlighted in yellow.
Students determined the speaker, situation, and significance for 4 quotes from Julius Caesar. Students also practiced using their persuasive skills in a letter requesting a bonus opportunity from their teacher.
We updated the final review that students received yesterday because I removed a few things and added a few things in the Julius Caesar section. A revised version is available on Classroom with the changes highlighted in yellow.
Students determined the speaker, situation, and significance for 4 quotes from Julius Caesar. Students also practiced using their persuasive skills in a letter requesting a bonus opportunity from their teacher.
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