Spelling 6 and 7:  F:  bellicose, incorruptible, necessary, alleviates, affinity (both grades have a Spelling Worksheet on "Double Consonants" to finish for Thursday, and grade 7 also has a "Sentence Stretchers" worksheet to finish for Thursday)


Memory Work 6:  Th:   Ps. 68:8; next Th:  Ps. 126:3; end-of-the-month text:  Haggai 2:1-9; end-of-the-month poem:  "Homophones" (we need more time with both "end-of-the-months"!)


Church History 6:  a review sheet went home today for the test on "Missions in China" on FRIDAY


French 7:  W:  using directions to find a place on a map;  Th:  "Do you prefer the big city or the small town?"--no quiz this week (last Wednesday's requiz more than doubled the class average:  68%)


French 6:  W:  the caleche driver of Quebec; Th:  la Carnival


Lit. Circles 6 and 7:  many students were relieved that we ran out of time for Lit. Circles today--please be sure to keep up with the readings!


Book Talks and AR tests:  an updated list has been posted in the hallway--students should be finished at least SEVEN Book Talks and at least SEVEN AR tests by the end of the month of May


Social Studies 6 and 7:  Market and Centrally Planned Economies cont'd


Readers' Theater 7:  Tomorrow (as with most Wednesdays) students will receive another drama to read with expression.  Students should spend more time practicing it aloud, especially if they have weak oral reading skills!




JL


P.S.  Today, students brought home Edu-Pac forms that you may find useful. Youngest students also brought home the latest FVRL magazine for your information.