Reading: 30 Minutes. Math: pp. 30-37, #7-9, 25-31. Writing: I wish I had a million... Then I would...

Bonus Question!!!!!!!!!!

Someone, someone, PLEASE answer this!!!!!!!! Here goes: "White Rabbit", "It's Raining Men", "Baby Got Back", "ABC", "Let's Hear It For The Boy". What are these 5 things, according to the Washington Post (that's a newspaper in our nation's capital)? And what's more, why these five "things" this week? VALUABLE PRIZES for those who have the answer tomorrow. If nobody answers, I'm giving the prizes to Deacon's class!

Reading: 30 Minutes. Math: finish Problem 2.2. Writing: See assignment 1 and 2 links to the right.

Reading: 30 minutes. Math: pp. 28-32, #1, 2, 13-16. Writing: See Assignment 1 link to the right.

Reading: 30 minutes, por favor. Math: pp. 13-19, #6-8, 21-23, 32. Writing: How do you feel when you do something that is very good?

Reading: 30 minutes. Math: pp. 13-16, #1-5, 19, 20. Writing: What is the funniest dinner you've ever had with your family?

Bonus Question!!!!!!!!

Well, sitting here working on grades, I began to wonder who the extremely brilliant folks were who invented letter grades. So, here's your question, or rather, questions. Answer both to receive a valuable prize (email responses might earn an extra bonus prize, assuming you get it right). 1. Where and when did letter grades start? 2. What happened to the E? Good Luck!

Bonus Question!!!!

April is National Poetry Month. Who is the Poet Laureate of the United States? And what on earth is a poet laureate?

Reading: 30 minutes! Math: Decimal division sheet. Writing: What behavior in one of your friends disturbs you the most?

Reading: 30 minutes. Math: Graphing sheet. Writing: What makes your best friend your best friend?

Reading: 30 minutes. Math: no math :( Writing: What is most important to you in a friend--loyalty, generosity, honesty--why?