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Welcome to our new Agenda Blog!

  • Jul 21, 2019
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Updated: Jul 23, 2019

This is where MA teachers will post lesson plans for all classes each week.


 
 
 

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Charles Davis: February 16 - 20

(Agendas subject to change based on student progress) 1st - Marine Biology    Monday: No School – President’s Day Tuesday: Begin Unit 8.2 - Multicellular Primary Producers: Seaweeds and Plants Wednesd

 
 
 
February 16-20

6th Grade Math Classwork Homework Monday No School - President's Day Tuesday Lesson 6.6 Part 1 Unit Rates (JSZ) Wednesday Lesson 6.6 Part 2 Unit Prices (UKD) Thursday Lesson 6.7 Ratios and rates: word

 
 
 
February 16th - 20th (Week 25)

**Subject to Change Based on Student Progress **Check Google Classroom/McGraw Hill for assignment details. **No School Monday (President's Day) **Starting Tuesday January 13th, Students in Grades 6-1

 
 
 

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