For Wednesday:

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-Math: Complete p. 227-228 in My Math.

-Science: Finish up the quiz on the Circulatory System. Be as complete as possible for questions 8 and 9. You may use your notes, info from the science packets, and even videos from our YouTube Circulatory System Playlist to help!

-Ski and Snowboard Program: Parents, Ski Program information and paperwork went home with students today. Payment and completed paperwork are due Monday, November 28.

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