I hope you had a wonderful four-day weekend. I caught a 34-inch steelhead, the biggest of my life, on a little fly-fishing break from writing progress reports. This week is somewhat normal in comparison to the last few and definitely more normal than next week, when we'll dress up like 19th century hunters, militiamen, etc. and play house at a Russian fort. We'll be spending extensive time writing in our Ft. Ross journals, reading historical texts, and a lot of the parent officers will come in to get their groups oriented to their responsibilities. Look for a field trip permission slip, packing list, and costume information in a packet coming home today.
HOMEWORK:
Math
4th graders: option 1 area perimeter worksheet Poly Gone; option 2 anything from your red folder
5th graders: pp 17 and 18, download packet in Planbook below
Write one page in your Ft. Ross journal about eating at Ft. Ross. What do you eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner? Are you hungry all the time?
Read for at least twenty minutes and do your connections log
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| Hunters practiced making snares today. |
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| Hunters will make Alaskan visors. |
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| Artisans helped put finishing touches on satchels. |
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