Friday, October 3, 2025

  Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

- finish your Narrative Writing entry for Session #2 in Google Classroom (make sure your notes are complete according to the lesson slides) 

- finish your life map (see Jack Gantos' as an example)

DUE next Mon. 10/6:

- Newsela article: Towering dust storm in Phoenix (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1010L even if you start off at a lower level). Annotations are optional.

- NoRedInk Assignment #4: Identifying Parts of Speech II

Social Studies

-Lesson 3 video activity (see directions in g class) due Tues. 10/7

-Lesson 3 reading notes due Tues. 10/7

(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

DUE next Mon. 10/6:

- EdPuzzle Movement of Molecules assignment

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

Wednesday, October 1, 2025

 Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

- finish your Narrative Writing entry for Session #2 in Google Classroom (make sure your notes are complete according to the lesson slides) 

- finish your life map (see Jack Gantos' as an example)

DUE next Mon. 10/6:

- Newsela article: Towering dust storm in Phoenix (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1010L even if you start off at a lower level). Annotations are optional.

- NoRedInk Assignment #4: Identifying Parts of Speech II

Social Studies

-Fossil forensics due Thurs. 10/2

-Peter vs Petra due Fri 10/3

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

Math

-Assessment #3 on Fri. 10/3

*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

DUE next Mon. 10/6:

- EdPuzzle Movement of Molecules assignment

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

Tuesday, September 30, 2025

Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

- finish your Narrative Writing entry for Session #2 in Google Classroom (make sure your notes are complete according to the lesson slides) 

- finish your life map (see Jack Gantos' as an example)

DUE next Mon. 10/6:

- Newsela article: Towering dust storm in Phoenix (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1010L even if you start off at a lower level). Annotations are optional.

- NoRedInk Assignment #4: Identifying Parts of Speech II

Social Studies

-Otzi corroboration write-up.  Due Wed. 10/1

-Fossil forensics due Thurs. 10/2

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

Math

-Homework #14 - CC1: 2.2.1 #2-24 thru 28

-Review Sheet #3

-Assessment #3 on Fri. 10/3

*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

DUE next Mon. 10/6:

- EdPuzzle Movement of Molecules assignment

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

Monday, September 29, 2025

Important Reminders

None

Language Arts

- finish your life map (see Jack Gantos' as an example)

DUE next Mon. 10/6:

- Newsela article: Towering dust storm in Phoenix (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 1010L even if you start off at a lower level). Annotations are optional.

- NoRedInk Assignment #4: Identifying Parts of Speech II

Social Studies

-Otzi corroboration write-up.  Due Wed. 10/1

-Fossil forensics due Thurs. 10/2

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

Math

-Homework #13: Statistical Questions worksheet (math files)

-Review Sheet #3

-Assessment #3 on Fri. 10/3

*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

DUE next Mon. 10/6:

- EdPuzzle Movement of Molecules assignment

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

Friday, September 26, 2025

 Important Reminders

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 9/29:

- Newsela article: Total lunar eclipse creates blood moon (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 890L even if you start off at a lower level). Annotations are optional.

- NoRedInk Assignment #3: Components of a Sentence I

- How to Transform an Everyday Ordinary Hoop Court and The Difficult Path Reading Quiz this Fri. 9/23!!!

Social Studies

No homework 

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

Math

-Review Sheet #3 due Tues. 9/30

-Assessment #3 on Fri. 10/3

*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

- finish Cycles of the Earth, Sun, and Moon handout and check your answers

- finish the Try Now and What Do You Think? sections of the Earth, Sun and Moon System guided notes (pg. 45-46 of your Science binder)

- BrainPOP Eclipses Investigation due TOMORROW

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

Thursday, September 25, 2025

  Important Reminders

- Minimum Day this Fri. 9/26

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 9/29:

- Newsela article: Total lunar eclipse creates blood moon (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 890L even if you start off at a lower level). Annotations are optional.

- NoRedInk Assignment #3: Components of a Sentence I

- How to Transform an Everyday Ordinary Hoop Court and The Difficult Path Reading Quiz this Fri. 9/23!!!

Social Studies

-Read Lesson 2 in HA texbook and complete Lesson 2 reading notes

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

Math

-Homework #12: CC1: 8.1.4 #8-50 (a-e), 56; AND 8.1.5 #8-66 (a-c), 67, and 68.

*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

- finish Cycles of the Earth, Sun, and Moon handout and check your answers

- finish the Try Now and What Do You Think? sections of the Earth, Sun and Moon System guided notes (pg. 45-46 of your Science binder)

- BrainPOP Eclipses Investigation due TOMORROW

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

Wednesday, September 24, 2025

  Important Reminders

- Minimum Day this Fri. 9/26

Language Arts

DUE next Mon. 9/29:

- Newsela article: Total lunar eclipse creates blood moon (read the article and take the quiz at the end whichever lexile level Newsela defaults to for you; however, try to read up to 890L even if you start off at a lower level). Annotations are optional.

- NoRedInk Assignment #3: Components of a Sentence I

- How to Transform an Everyday Ordinary Hoop Court and The Difficult Path Reading Quiz this Fri. 9/23!!!

Social Studies

Read Lesson 2 in HA texbook and complete Lesson 2 reading notes

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

Math

Homework #11: Mean of Absolute deviation workhsheet.

*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

- finish Cycles of the Earth, Sun, and Moon handout and check your answers

- finish the Try Now and What Do You Think? sections of the Earth, Sun and Moon System guided notes (pg. 45-46 of your Science binder)

- BrainPOP Eclipses Investigation due TOMORROW

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