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This document contains notes from two teachers, Mr. Wyatt and Mrs. Avina, addressed to students regarding classroom notebooks for the 2014-2015 school year. Mr. Wyatt's notes ask students to complete any missing assignments, while Mrs. Avina's notes provide instructions on notebook organization and requirements for assignments, including keeping an updated table of contents and ensuring right-side assignments have headings, dates, and apply concepts from the left side.
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Isn 1st day intro
- 1. Mr Wyatt/Mrs Avina Raymond Cree MS 2014-2015
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- 11. LEFT or
- 19. Mrs. Avina 8th Grade Science 2014-2015 • Your Name • Teacher’s Last Name • Period • 2014-2015
- 22. Mrs. Avina.
- 23. • Notebooks will be checked randomly throughout the trimester. • All classnotes and notebook right-side assignments should be included even for the days in which you were absent. • This includes each being recorder in the Table of Contents. • Right-side assignments must be complete, have a heading, and the date written on it. Mostly it is checked on being complete but the left-side must be varied (not the same kind of activity) and not be a simple restatement or a picture with no processing of content from the left side. • Each right side page must have a left side page where one or more of the concepts or skills used on the left side is/are applied.
- 24. • Look inside the bright Green Crate for specific pages. • It is your responsibility to complete all missed assignments ad place them in your ISN where they belong.