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March 16, 2010

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Homework: 1st and 2nd periods–finish labeling coastal features of Latin America. Review the countries and capitals of Latin America. The test will be on Tuesday, March 23, 2010.

3rd period–finish up questions on Latin America begun in class. Use pages 150-159 in the textbook to help.

4th period–finish up CD.

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March 15, 2010

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March 15, 2010

1st and 2nd periods–read pages 150-159 and complete page 15 in your skinny workbook. Review countries and capitals of Latin America and be prepared for a test on why we call it “Latin America” from our warm-ups today. . .

3rd period–study countries and capitals of Latin America. The test will be on Monday, 3/22.

4th period–work on CD project.

Have a nice night. . .Mrs. McFarlane

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March 12, 2010

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Homework: 1st and 2nd periods–study maps of Latin America to know the locations and capitals of each country.

3rd period–finish labeling maps (countries and capitals). I suggested students use a t-chart on a separate piece of paper to accomplish this task.

4th period–read over rubric for project and bring in any materials needed to help your group members for next week.

Have a fun weekend!–Mrs. McFarlane

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March 10, 2010

Posted by: Mrs. McFarlane | March 10, 2010 | No Comment |

Homework–1st and 2nd periods–complete maps of Latin America (on separate sheet of paper label the country and its capital for each of the numbers 1-26).

3rd period–review the study guide for tomorrow’s test on Australia, Oceania, etc.

4th period–bring a red and blue ink pen or crayon, etc. for class tomorrow.. . .

Stay dry. . .Mrs. McFarlane

got hope???

You may have heard that there is a t-shirt sales campaign going on at McClure and not know the background of the ”why”.  At McClure, we have several students dealing with significant medical issues (among those cancer and organ transplant needs).  We as a school community wanted to reach out to help those families and to show our support for them financially and visually.

Each advisement group was asked to develop a theme – one line – that would show visual support for these students as we wear the shirts, but also generate conversation about why we are wearing them.  Each advisement group submitted suggestions and the student body as a whole chose the winning theme “got hope?”

We are currently selling the t-shirts for $10 or a bracelet that says got hope? for $3.  You can purchase both as a set for $12.  All proceeds from the shirts will be given to these families to meet the additional financial needs that they are incurring.  The families may choose to give the funds to the charity of their choice if they personally don’t need the funds.  One of the families has been assisted tremendously by the Rally Foundation and may earmark the funds they receive for that organization.

This is a time where we can all step out and make a personal difference to students at our school.  We hope that you will purchase a shirt and talk to your friends and neighbors about purchasing one as well to help these families!  The shirts are on sale for the next few days and are available in black with white print, black with hot pink print and brown with turquoise print.  Checks may be made payable to McClure Middle School PTSA.

Thanks for your support!

Susan Wing, Principal

 

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March 9, 2010

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Homework: 1st and 2nd periods–study your study guide and page 90 from the workbook for tomorrow’s 50 question test.

3rd period–study all information we’ve covered thus far on Oceania, Australia, New Zealand,  and economics vocabulary from today for test on Thursday.

4th period–no homework unless you wish to work ahead on clouds from worksheet provided in class today.

Have a nice night. . .

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March 8, 2010

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Homework: 1st and 2nd periods–complete study guide (50 questions) and study for Wednesday’s test. We’ve moved the test to Wednesday.

3rd period–review notes for Wednesday’s test.

4th period–complete part 2 of global winds if you did not exempt it today by earning a 90% on your test.

See you all tomorrow!!

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March 5, 2010

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Homework: 1st and 2nd–complete page 90 in skinny workbook and study for Tuesday’s history test on Australia, Oceania, New Zealand, and Antarctica.

3rd period–review DG. Study notes taken over the last 2 days on history of Australia and New Zealand for Wednesday’s test.

4th period–study for Monday’s test on winds.

Have a fun and safe weekend–Mrs. McFarlane

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March 4, 2010

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March 4th, 2010

Homework: 1st and 2nd periods–read pages 742-746. Study for Tuesday’s test on the history of Australia, Oceania, Antarctica.

3rd period–write 10 questions for a test using the notes we took today in class on the history of Australia.

4th period–study for Monday’s test on global and local winds and the layers of the atmosphere.

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Spring is coming. . .hurry up please. . .

Posted by: Mrs. McFarlane | March 1, 2010 | No Comment |

March 1, 2010

Homework–1st, 2nd, 3rd periods–study maps for test on Wednesday (political and physical features).

4th period–bring textbook to class all this week.

Have a nice night!–Mrs. McFarlane

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February 26, 2010

Posted by: Mrs. McFarlane | February 26, 2010 | No Comment |

Homework: 1st, 2nd, 3rd periods–study your maps. Test is scheduled for Wednesday for political maps of Australia (know locations of states and territory as well as their capital cities and national capital) and physical map with landforms.

4th period–finish 1/2 sheet given out 2 days ago on heat transfer.

Have a fun weekend!–Mrs. McFarlane

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