Everybody has been given formative feedback on your driving question. Everybody needs to go back and try and improve your first draft. Attempt to highlight the complex words and the focused words in your question. This will help you see how you can become more specific and focused. You need to have redrafted your driving question for Tuesday's class. Feel free to get support from your parents or friends. See example below
You MUST spend quality time developing this Driving Question. It will make your time spent on this unit so much more productive and enjoyable. We will have the Steve Sheinkin in that class and you will NEED to be clear on the question you want to start researching. BE WARNED - your will be given a 'Responsibility' and 'Guiding Question' SUMMATIVE grade on Tuesday.
Lunch with the visiting author: Winners
All winners must see Mr Buxton before next Wednesday. Lunch will be scheduled in the library, mr Riley's room, Friday 19th of February at 1 PM.
| Ryan Nguyen | Mr.Buxton |
| Michael White | Mr. Buxton |
| Michelle Zimmermann | Mr. Buxton |
| Joshua Ford | Ms. Olsen |
| Claire Yoder | Karen McDowell |
| Tyler | MCD |
| Alexandria Mulqueen | RLA--Mrs.McDowell |
| Aryan Khattar | Karen McDowell |
| Coby Tan | Russell Buxton |
| Noah Loi | Mr. Buxton |
| Maja Christiansen | Russel Buxton |
| Maya | Mr.Buxton |
BOOK WINNER
We received 266 haikus across the middle school for a chance to win Kwame Alexander's new book,Booked.
Congratulations to Elijah Thomas from Ms. Strydhorst-Piers' class for his haiku which was drawn out of a hat. It reads:
A big fallen tree
laying on a bed of trees
lonely in the woods.
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