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The document provides the homework schedule for the week of April 16, 2012. It lists assignments and tests for each subject each day, including a Wordly Wise test on Tuesday, a math test on Wednesday covering area and perimeter, written paragraphs due in history/science on Friday, and ERB testing scheduled for the following week. It also provides reminders about reading goals, an upcoming living history museum with parents as guests, and encourages students to eat breakfast before their ERB tests.
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This document provides the homework schedule for the week of April 16, 2012. It lists the assignments and tests due each day, including a Wordly Wise test on Tuesday, a math test on area and perimeter on Thursday, and ERB testing scheduled for the following week. It also notes upcoming events like a living history museum on May 22nd and reminds students to eat breakfast before their ERB tests.
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4 16-2012
- 1. Homework for the Week of April 16, 2012 Part of being organized for the day is turning in your homework each morning before booting up your laptop. Preview your homework for the week so you don’t have any surprises! ERB testing next week! Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Wordly Wise Have test signed – due Tuesday! Enjoy your week. No Wordly Wise! Read for 25 Read for 25 Read for 25 Read for 25 minutes. minutes. minutes. minutes Reading Reading Counts Reading Counts How are you ends Friday, May ends 4 weeks doing on your 18th! from Friday! Bingos? BAT Worksheet Worksheet provided provided Math Math test on Area and Wednesday Perimeter Test tomorrow Plant and Animal Written written Paragraphs due paragraphs due tomorrow! History/Science Friday. Comic Sans 12 point font. Science Discovery Day is this Friday! ERBs next week. PLEASE eat breakfast. Reminders or Special Notes Mark your Calendars! Living History Museum is Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 8:30 Parents are our special guests.