If you haven’t taken care of this yet, you should do it as soon as possible. Bryant Middle School 6th Grade Orientation Information
If you have a current 5th grader who will be attending Bryant Middle School in the fall of the 2020-21 school year, please go to the Bryant Middle School blog page to learn more about Bryant and the opportunities for your child. After you have viewed the information, please have your child select two extended core classes using the embedded survey. Students must use their District gmail account to complete the survey. Here is a link to the post on the Bryant blog: Bryant School Blog – 6th Grade Orientation
Thanks,
Mr. Denison
We will be having a Big Blue Button meeting today at 1:00. Big Blue Button can be accessed through our class iLearn. We will be reading the speeches then we voting for speeches so don’t be late!
Students, if you are turning in an assignment on Google classroom that was assigned 5/11 – 5/21 please email me that you have turned it in. (This DOES NOT apply to students who are up to date with assignments.) Google classroom doesn’t notify me when you hand it in. This is not necessary for current assignments that were made this week 5/26 – 5/29. I will not be accepting work from the weeks of 4/20, 4/27, or 5/4 unless there is a health or technology issue that you contact me about.
************Don’t forget that Mrs. Baloga, Mr. Harvey, Mr. Goeke, Mrs Ackerman, Mrs. Poisson, and Mr. Kwiecien have assignments on Google classroom for you to work on.************
Math
PLEASE FINISH your test! I have to grade them and get them submitted. It was assigned Wednesday.
Answers from yesterday’s math homework 6.21 https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bze4eU0rInwwR0R2ZTlHWmZPMUE
If you have all your work completed, catch up on Zearn. Once you complete 6.10, I will move you to our current work at 6.21. If I don’t see you have completed it, just email me. I have moved many already.
Science
Today you will take the Mystery 6 quiz in Google Classroom. Make sure you have completed watching the whole mystery before you take the quiz. The quiz is due today, by the end of the school day.Complete any Scholastic News, Readworks, and old ELA assignments in google classroom today. This is your day to catch up if you need it. If you are done with everything ELA, you can choose 1 RAZ kids book to read and do the quiz.
Social Studies: African Americans were on both sides of the fight for freedom. The British had promised that any slaves who ran away and joined their army would be freed after the war. Some African Americans agreed signed up to fight on the American side. Today we meet one of them, James Armistead. Let’s find out what he did in America’s fight for freedom! When you are done watching the video, go to Google Classroom to finish the assignment you started yesterday.
***************JUST FOR FUN!!!!!***************
Now it’s time for a daily art lesson from author/illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka—author of Punk Farm, Lunch Lady, and Jedi Academy.
Let’s continue our South American adventure!
Now we’ll listen to our read aloud of a South American folktale.
Now let’s meet Isla the tamandua from South America!
Educational Concert Series
WATCH PARTY
FRIDAY, MAY 29 AT 2:00 PM ET
FEATURING MUSIC FROM RESPIGHI, COPLAND,
DEBUSSY, ROSSINI, JOHN WILLIAMS, AND MORE!
Conducted by Michelle Merrill and hosted by Damon Gupton
Have kids at home or teaching students remotely? Tune in this Friday at 2 PM ET on Facebook Live or dso.org for a DSO Educational Concert Series Watch Party!
Stories, legends, and fables are meant to be shared and reinterpreted across all sorts of artistic genres and mediums. The DSO brings classic stories from literature, theater, and movies to life through music in this interactive Watch Party conducted by former DSO Associate Conductor Michelle Merrill and hosted by Damon Gupton. Check out our accompanying Resource Guide (based on NAfME and Common Core standards) and get ready to dance and sing along as we tell you a tale!
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