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Week of 12/12-12/16

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Biology

M: finish ppt

T: Jeopardy ch 12

W: ch 12 exam

Th: activity

F: activity


Algebra 9A

M: HW #22 pg 283 #1-26 due Wednesday

T: Examples 4-6 on lesson 5-3

W: review

Th: Exam ch 5 on lessons 5-1-5-3

F: free day


partial lesson 5-3



Algebra 9B:

M: HW #22 pg 283 #1-26 due Wednesday

T: examples 3 and 4 of lesson 5-3

W: finish lesson 5-3 and review

Th: Exam ch 5 on lessons 5-1-5-3

F: free day


EMR:

M: finish ppt

T: review

W: exam

Th: activity

F: activity


Forensics:

M: finish ppt

T: review

W: quiz / escape room

 
 
 

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