Wednesday, April 1, 2026

 Important Reminders

- Spring Break 4/13 - 4/17 (No School)

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 4/6:

- Newsela article: Hawaii and U.S. tropical islands climate change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #24: Commas for Formatting

DUE Tues. 4/7:

- Freak the Mighty Pre-Reading packet

Social Studies

-China relief map data sheets.  Complete your part.  Colored and inked.  

-India packet due Fri. 4/3 

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

- HW #67 - CC2: 4.2.1  #4-27, 29 thru 33

- Assessment #13 on Thu. 4/2

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing on each of your webpages/tabs

- CPO Chapter 14 Quiz this Wed. 4/1!!!

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!     

Tuesday, March 31, 2026

 Important Reminders

- Spring Break 4/13 - 4/17 (No School)

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 4/6:

- Newsela article: Hawaii and U.S. tropical islands climate change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #24: Commas for Formatting

DUE Tues. 4/7:

- Freak the Mighty Pre-Reading packet

Social Studies

-no homework 

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

- HW #66 - CC1: 7.1.3  #7-24 and 26 (you can use the tables that I've created for you) AND ratio worksheet practice C.   (Worksheet posted in math files)

- Assessment #13 on Thu. 4/2

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing on each of your webpages/tabs

- CPO Chapter 14 Quiz this Wed. 4/1!!!

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!     

Monday, March 30, 2026

 Important Reminders

- Spring Break 4/13 - 4/17 (No School)

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 4/6:

- Newsela article: Hawaii and U.S. tropical islands climate change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #24: Commas for Formatting

DUE Tues. 4/7:

- Freak the Mighty Pre-Reading packet

Social Studies

- India timeline worksheet due Tue. 3/31

- China geo challenge packet due Tue. 3/31

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

- HW #65 - CC1: 7.1.1 & 7.1.2 #7-7a, 15d, 16, 18, 19, and 22

- Review sheet #13 due Tue. 3/31

- Assessment #13 on Thu. 4/2

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing on each of your webpages/tabs

- CPO Chapter 14 Quiz this Wed. 4/1!!!

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!     

Friday, March 27, 2026

 Important Reminders

- Spring Break 4/13 - 4/17 (No School)

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/30:

- Newsela article: U.S. Great Plains Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1020L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #23: Building Compound and Complex Sentences

DUE Tues. 4/7:

- Freak the Mighty Pre-Reading packet

Social Studies

- India timeline worksheet due Tue. 3/31

- China geo challenge packet due Tue. 3/31

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

- Finish CW from today.  Will check on Monday

- Review sheet #13 due Tue. 3/31

- Assessment #13 on Thu. 4/2

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing on each of your webpages/tabs

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!     

Thursday, March 27, 2026

Important Reminders

- Spring Break 4/13 - 4/17 (No School)

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/30:

- Newsela article: U.S. Great Plains Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1020L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #23: Building Compound and Complex Sentences

Social Studies

-Lesson 18 reading notes (ALL pages need to be completed)

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

- HW #64 - "Who killed Mr. X-pression" worksheet

-Facing Math 10 (post in g class)  due Fri. 3/27

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing on each of your webpages/tabs

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!     

Tuesday, March 24, 2026

Important Reminders

- Spring Break 4/13 - 4/17 (No School)

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/30:

- Newsela article: U.S. Great Plains Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1020L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #23: Building Compound and Complex Sentences

- Newsela Reading Quiz TOMORROW!!!

- NoRedInk Quiz #11 TOMORROW!!!
covers: 
Identifying Active Voice Verbs

Is the Sentence Active or Passive?

Creating Active Voice Sentences 1

Commas with Introductory Phrases and Clauses

Commas Separating Adjectives

Social Studies

-no homework 

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

- HW #63 - CC1 6.2.4 #6-106, 107, 109, and 110 AND 6.2.5 #6-115 thru 119

-Facing Math 10 (post in g class)  due Fri. 3/27

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing on each of your webpages/tabs

- Mid-Semester Notebook Check TOMORROW!!! (will include pg. 51-54, 94-134; extra credit will given to nicely colored pages: 95, 105, 106, 110, 115, 124, 128)

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Monday, March 23, 2026

Important Reminders

- Spring Break 4/13 - 4/17 (No School)

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/30:

- Newsela article: U.S. Great Plains Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1020L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #23: Building Compound and Complex Sentences

Social Studies

-Lesson 17 reading notes due Tue. 3/24

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

-Homework #62- CC1 6.2.3 #6-96 thru 98, and 100

-Facing Math 10 (post in g class)  due Fri. 3/27

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Friday, March 20, 2026

 Important Reminders

NONE

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/23:

- Newsela article: Alaska Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1040L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #22: Commas for Clarity

Social Studies

-Lesson 17 reading notes due Tue. 3/24

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

-no homework 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Monday, March 16, 2026

Important Reminders

NONE

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/23:

- Newsela article: Alaska Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1040L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #22: Commas for Clarity

Social Studies

-Presentation on Tuesday 3/17 (all directions posted in g class titled "Museum Exhibit presentation")

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

-HW #61: CC1 6.2.2 #6-79, 86 thru 90

-NWEA #3 - math will take place from 3/17 thru 3/19.   

-Bring a reading book or something quiet to work on in case you are done with the test early. 

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

None

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- work on your Climate Change Project website and the information writing

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Friday, March 13, 2026

 Important Reminders

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/16:

- Newsela article: U.S. Midwest Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #21: Active and Passive Voice

Social Studies

-Compassion Campus Exhibit due Fri 3/13 (end of day).  Submit your projects into google classroom.  Each person needs to submit their own copy.  

-Presentation on Tuesday 3/17 (all directions posted in g class titled "Museum Exhibit presentation")

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

-Pi skyline due Mon. 3/16

-NWEA #3 - math will take place from 3/17 thru 3/19.   

-Bring a reading book or something quiet to work on in case you are done with the test early. 

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- check your answers for Ocean Currents and Weather Patterns and Deep Ocean Currents 

- watch the "Ice on Fire" documentary if you missed any portion of it

- watch these videos about how slight warming could impact the planet

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- start narrowing down your climate change topic for the My Place in This Changing World project;   contribute helpful resources to our village (make sure you are signed into your CUSD Google account)

DUE Fri. 3/13
- 25 rows filled out in the Research Collection Template (posted in Google Classroom) --- you should be doing one row for each school day between 2/2-3/13; check out the project symbaloo as a starting point

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Thursday, March 12, 2026

 Important Reminders

- Minimum Day schedule this Fri. 3/13

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/16:

- Newsela article: U.S. Midwest Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #21: Active and Passive Voice

Social Studies

Compassion Campus Exhibit due Fri 3/13 (end of day).  Submit your projects into google classroom.  Each person needs to submit their own copy.  

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

NWEA #3 - math will take place from 3/17 thru 3/19.   

Bring a reading book or something quiet to work on in case you are done with the test early. 

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- check your answers for Ocean Currents and Weather Patterns and Deep Ocean Currents 

- watch the "Ice on Fire" documentary if you missed any portion of it

- watch these videos about how slight warming could impact the planet

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- start narrowing down your climate change topic for the My Place in This Changing World project;   contribute helpful resources to our village (make sure you are signed into your CUSD Google account)

DUE Fri. 3/13
- 25 rows filled out in the Research Collection Template (posted in Google Classroom) --- you should be doing one row for each school day between 2/2-3/13; check out the project symbaloo as a starting point

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Monday, March 9, 2026

Important Reminders

- Minimum Day schedule this Fri. 3/13

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/16:

- Newsela article: U.S. Midwest Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #21: Active and Passive Voice

Social Studies

Compassion Campus Exhibit due Fri 3/13 (end of day).  Submit your projects into google classroom.  Each person needs to submit their own copy.  

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

Key dates:  Assessments will be taking during class time as they are timed tests.  

Mon., 3/9/26 - 7+ readiness test

Tue., 3/10/26 - 7/8 algebra test

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- check your answers for Ocean Currents and Weather Patterns and Deep Ocean Currents 

- watch the "Ice on Fire" documentary if you missed any portion of it

- watch these videos about how slight warming could impact the planet

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- start narrowing down your climate change topic for the My Place in This Changing World project;   contribute helpful resources to our village (make sure you are signed into your CUSD Google account)

DUE Fri. 3/13
- 25 rows filled out in the Research Collection Template (posted in Google Classroom) --- you should be doing one row for each school day between 2/2-3/13; check out the project symbaloo as a starting point

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Friday, March 6, 2026

 Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/9:

- Newsela article: U.S. Southwest Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #20: Commonly Confused Words IV

Social Studies

no homework 

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

Key dates:  Assessments will be taking during class time as they are timed tests.  

Mon., 3/9/26 - 7+ readiness test

Tue., 3/10/26 - 7/8 algebra test

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- check your answers for Ocean Currents and Weather Patterns and Deep Ocean Currents 

- watch the "Ice on Fire" documentary if you missed any portion of it

- watch these videos about how slight warming could impact the planet

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- start narrowing down your climate change topic for the My Place in This Changing World project;   contribute helpful resources to our village (make sure you are signed into your CUSD Google account)

DUE Fri. 3/13
- 25 rows filled out in the Research Collection Template (posted in Google Classroom) --- you should be doing one row for each school day between 2/2-3/13; check out the project symbaloo as a starting point

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Thursday, March 5, 2026

 Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/9:

- Newsela article: U.S. Southwest Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #20: Commonly Confused Words IV

Social Studies

no homework 

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

-Assessment #12 on Fri. 3/6

Key dates:  Assessments will be taking during class time as they are timed tests.  

Mon., 3/9/26 - 7+ readiness test

Tue., 3/10/26 - 7/8 algebra test

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- check your answers for Ocean Currents and Weather Patterns and Deep Ocean Currents 

- watch the "Ice on Fire" documentary if you missed any portion of it

- watch these videos about how slight warming could impact the planet

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- start narrowing down your climate change topic for the My Place in This Changing World project;   contribute helpful resources to our village (make sure you are signed into your CUSD Google account)

DUE Fri. 3/13
- 25 rows filled out in the Research Collection Template (posted in Google Classroom) --- you should be doing one row for each school day between 2/2-3/13; check out the project symbaloo as a starting point

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

 Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/9:

- Newsela article: U.S. Southwest Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #20: Commonly Confused Words IV

Social Studies

-Complete Lesson 16 reading notes 

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

-Assessment #12 on Fri. 3/6

Key dates:  Assessments will be taking during class time as they are timed tests.  

Mon., 3/9/26 - 7+ readiness test

Tue., 3/10/26 - 7/8 algebra test

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- check your answers for Ocean Currents and Weather Patterns and Deep Ocean Currents 

- watch the "Ice on Fire" documentary if you missed any portion of it

- watch these videos about how slight warming could impact the planet

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- start narrowing down your climate change topic for the My Place in This Changing World project;   contribute helpful resources to our village (make sure you are signed into your CUSD Google account)

DUE Fri. 3/13
- 25 rows filled out in the Research Collection Template (posted in Google Classroom) --- you should be doing one row for each school day between 2/2-3/13; check out the project symbaloo as a starting point

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Tuesday, March 3, 2026

 Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/9:

- Newsela article: U.S. Southwest Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #20: Commonly Confused Words IV

Social Studies

-Mandala assignment due Wed. 3/4

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

-Turn in CW from today into g class.

-Homework #60: CC2 3.3.2 #3-107 thru 111

-Homework #58:  Bobo the bouncing ball (prompt is posted in math files --> hw). Due Wed 3/4

-Review Sheet #12 due Tues. 3/3

-Assessment #12 on Fri. 3/6

Key dates:  Assessments will be taking during class time as they are timed tests.  

Mon., 3/9/26 - 7+ readiness test

Tue., 3/10/26 - 7/8 algebra test

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- check your answers for Ocean Currents and Weather Patterns and Deep Ocean Currents 

- watch the "Ice on Fire" documentary if you missed any portion of it

- watch these videos about how slight warming could impact the planet

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- start narrowing down your climate change topic for the My Place in This Changing World project;   contribute helpful resources to our village (make sure you are signed into your CUSD Google account)

DUE Fri. 3/13
- 25 rows filled out in the Research Collection Template (posted in Google Classroom) --- you should be doing one row for each school day between 2/2-3/13; check out the project symbaloo as a starting point

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!    

Monday, March 2, 2026

Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 3/9:

- Newsela article: U.S. Southwest Climate Change (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1030L even if you start off at a lower level). 

- NoRedInk Assignment #20: Commonly Confused Words IV

Social Studies

-Mandala assignment due Wed. 3/4

(if you ever lose an assignment, you can go to google classroom and print out another copy)

Math

-Homework #59: CC2 3.3.1 #3-93 thru 97

-Homework #58:  Bobo the bouncing ball (prompt is posted in math files --> hw). Due Wed 3/4

-Review Sheet #12 due Tues. 3/3

-Assessment #12 on Fri. 3/6

Key dates:  Assessments will be taking during class time as they are timed tests.  

Mon., 3/9/26 - 7+ readiness test

Tue., 3/10/26 - 7/8 algebra test

 

*How To read math homework problems assigned from the textbook:

# before "dash(-)" means the chapter, and #s after "dash(-)" mean problem numbers;   so #8-8 means chapter 8, problem 8

**Copies of math homework worksheets are posted in Math files.

Science

SHORT-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- check your answers for Ocean Currents and Weather Patterns and Deep Ocean Currents 

- watch the "Ice on Fire" documentary if you missed any portion of it

- watch these videos about how slight warming could impact the planet

LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENT(S):

- start narrowing down your climate change topic for the My Place in This Changing World project;   contribute helpful resources to our village (make sure you are signed into your CUSD Google account)

DUE Fri. 3/13
- 25 rows filled out in the Research Collection Template (posted in Google Classroom) --- you should be doing one row for each school day between 2/2-3/13; check out the project symbaloo as a starting point

*** Make sure your Science Binder Table of Contents matches Ms. Sun's at all times!