MONDAY, DECEMBER 5

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New book orders: DUE 12/9 so guaranteed delivery by 12/19. Great holiday gifts!! 📚 

Homework

L.A. :

  -Reading Journals + Part 2     DUE Thursday 12/8
                Labeled and with page number, list 3 different figurative language 
* If you read a non-fiction book  for your Culture project, you only 
          need to read 50 pages and no part 

- "Wanted" Poster     DUE tomorrow 12/6
Here is a link to a .pdf of The Outsiders, if you need it.

S.S. :
- thinkcerca.com     DUE Friday 12/9
- Cultures of the World project     DUE 12/16
At this point, students should be done Section 1 (Social Organization) and                  Section 2 (Customs and Traditions) 

MATH:
- Maths Mate (2,4)      DUE Monday 12/12
-Mean, Median, Mode, Range packet page 6     DUE tomorrow  12/6
-Mean, Median, Mode, Range  ACTIVITY     DUE Wed. 12/7

SCIENCE:
- What if you could read people's thoughts?     DUE Friday 12/9
- My Own Science Part 1 & 2     LATE, but need to get in ASAP

REMINDERS:

* School Wide Diaper Drive 


Also, 

Operation Happiness
Canned Food Drive
5th - 8th Grade Competition
November 18th-December 8th

Operation Happiness is a community initiative run by dedicated volunteers that relies heavily on the generosity and support of our community. With over 300 volunteers joining together each year, Operation Happiness is able to provide baskets of food during the holidays to over 1,100 families throughout Franklin and Grand Isle Counties. (fgiunitedway.org)   

Every holiday season, SATEC families give back to the community in various ways. This year, we will once again be hosting a friendly competition in the middle school to support Operation Happiness.

If you can spare any non-perishable food items, please send them in with your child. Thank you for your contribution to our canned food drive!  
Which grade will donate the most food? Keep an eye on the bar graph in the main hallway to find out!

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