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"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya Angelou
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"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya Angelou
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Mr B,
For a restate could u a not only but also?
caroline we don't have to do a restate.
Abigail
Oh Ok!
also you cant have one since we're doing an inturduction and conclusion lesson
Ok
Also, some people asked if we had to do our fun facts.
Answer:
No, we will do them in computer lab but you do need 10 facts.
~Juliana
what kind of facts do we need?
Fun facts like something funny or something or something else like that. Feel better!!
Abigail
you guys are so nice i feel a lot better thank you
So for example famous people???
Sarah
but mr.b said the h grahams needed them by tom.
du we rite the fun facts like in paragraph form
no bullet point
I was watching Kung Fu Panda and they used a Not only+ but also
~Juliana
Are we having a valentines day party??
mr buxton...i have a ton of notes for tourist attractions.....could i start making my power plan
sarah yes
mc yes
For our group skits do we have to do it in a British accent?
Abigail
thnx mr.buxton. This weekend i got a TON done. Im almost done with my 3D model and i did my cover!!!
Mr.B,
I will not be in school today because I am sick, so is there anything I can do to be caught up for tomorrow??
Thnx,
Maddie
same for me i mean i'm sick too
Sabrina,
is ur sister picking up ur homework 4 u? if not, get on email and i will send u what my sister brings home 4 me
I still don't get how to write the history componet so should i just gather the notes and we can go over it tommorow. Is that a good idea.
Abigail
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please comment
also will people just tell me what we need to know for the test????? & what location???? & the 2 major mountain ranges in the US are... please answer...
by location does it mean north America? or 'between canada and mexico.....
Sarah,
what test?
Maddie
Maddie- 50 states test.
when is the test and maddie i have my homework
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SABRINA!!!!!!!:-)
~Juliana
thank you juliana
sabrina- the 50 states test is thursday and the pre test youll probly take tomorrow
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