No homework Tonight!!!!!!!!!!!
YAY!

History: Read chapter 30, on Alexander the Great and the Peloponnesian Wars, and complete the reading notes in your gray book.

Math: sudoku
Reading
And either of the two projects you feel the need to work on!

Bonus Q

Socrates, one of the best known of all the ancient Athenian philosophers, was tried and convicted of "corrupting the youth of Athens" by questioning the existence of the Greek gods and goddesses. What was his sentence, and how was it carried out?

Math: pp. 43-44, #15-17
Writing: "What's the best or worst thing about being the age you are right now? Write about it."
Reading
History: chapter 28 test tomorrow

History: Fill out a frame to review chapter 28. Test tomorrow!

Bonus Q.

One of the battles of the Persian Wars is the namesake for a modern Olympic event. What was the name of the battle and why is the Olympic event named after it?

History Only!
Chapter 28, Fighting the Persian Wars (purple and gray books)

Bonus Q.

The Parthenon is the temple in Athens built on the Acropolis to honor Athena. Who were the architects?

Math: pp. 19-20, #13-16, p. 22, #34-36
Writing: "What do you think about when you can't sleep? Turn it into a piece of writing."
Reading

Math: Park Project, due this Friday.
Writing: "What's the worst part about being sick? Explain your answer with writing."
Reading

Math: Park Project, due Friday, May 14
Writing: "Where do you fly? You're given a free airline ticket to anywhere in the world. Your choice. Write about your choice and reasons.
Reading

Math: Park Project, pp. 89-90, Due Friday, May 14.
Writing: "Snow or sand? Write a poem or story where snow or sand plays a major part."
Reading

Math: no homework due to OAKS testing!!!!!
Writing: "Is it physical or mental? Write about what you like most about someone. Be as specific as you want."
Reading:

Math: finish 5.3, p. 81, #15a (not b)
Writing: "Isn't your time worth more to you? Write about a person (maybe you) who has stood in a line too long."
Reading: Finish Bat 6