Homework Assignments - Cedar Hills Baptist Church

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Current Assignments

CO-OP HOMEWORK DUE 4/14
A few announcements....
- The last day of co-op is April 14th.
- If you do not receive the co-op group emails, please let angela know - angelabeddingfield@gmail.com
- We need parent volunteers for april 14th. If you have not yet spent a week volunteering this semester, please email Angela to sign up for a week. If you are unable to sign-up, you can pay a $20 volunteer fee. Whichever works best for you is completely fine.

ALL ART CLASSES
TEACHER, JESSICA HALSEY JHALSEY8@GMAIL.COM
Today we weaved a Red Poppy with yarn inspired by Georgia O’Keefe’s “Red Poppy”. We also talked about the Red Poppy being a symbol for those who fought for our country.

K4/K5/1ST GRADE READING/NUMBERS
TEACHER, JACKIE KENNEDY NANAMOO2@JUNO.COM
today in our co-op class we learned 4 new sight words, covered the number 18 and went over before and after with numbers. There is one homework sheet that was sent home. Homework should be completed, both front and back, and sent back to co-op next Wednesday so that I can look over the work.

K4/K5/1ST GRADE SCIENCE
TEACHER, ANGELA BEDDINGFIELD ANGELABEDDINGFIELD@GMAIL.COM

2ND/3RD ZOOLOGY
TEACHER, TARA BUCHANAN TARAMOM@GMAIL.COM
I will be checking homework journals next week! If you have completed pages from every chapter (1-13) you can pick a prize from the prize basket.

4TH-6TH ZOOLOGY
TEACHER, TARA BUCHANAN TARAMOM@GMAIL.COM
I will be checking journals next week! If you have completed pages from every chapter (1-13) you can pick a prize from the prize basket.

WRITING CLASS 2ND-3RD
TEACHER, CECILIA BUCHANAN, CEBUCHANAN9912@GMAIL.COM
No homework

WRITING CLASS 4TH-6TH
TEACHER, TARA BUCHANAN TARAMOM@GMAIL.COM
Write a friendly letter as discussed in class.

HOME ECONOMICS
TEACHER, CECILIA BUCHANAN, CEBUCHANAN9912@GMAIL.COM
no homework

7TH-12TH WRITING
TEACHER, ANGELA BEDDINGFIELD ANGELABEDDINGFIELD@GMAIL.COM
If you haven't given me your completed paper, please do so.
Write one good paragraph about antything you'd like. Make it interesting. Bring it to class. It can be handwritten as long as it's legible. Typed is PREFERRED.

GOVERNMENT
TEACHER, STEVE SMALL STEVESMALL@REAGAN.COM
Please complete the following questions regarding the Amendments to the Constitution. Be prepared to discuss ...
1. How many Constitutional amendments are there?
2. How many proposed measures (approximately) have there been to amend the Constitution?
3. When was the First Amendment to the Constitution ratified?
4. Which amendments make up the Bill of Rights?
5. Who wrote the Bill of Rights?
6. Which amendment limited the presidency to two terms?
7. Which amendment deemed that all Americans can vote, regardless of race?
8. Which is the only Constitutional amendment to ever be enacted and repealed?
9. Which amendment declares that you do not have to be a witness against yourself in a Grand Jury?
10. Which amendment is responsible for Income Tax?

Physical science
TEACHER, ANGELA BEDDINGFIELD ANGELABEDDINGFIELD@GMAIL.COM
we will be having a test over the table of elements. You have three weeks to study for the test. There are many helpful memorization songs on the internet you can use to help you memorize.

CHEMISTRY
TEACHER, STEVE SMALL STEVESMALL@REAGAN.COM
Today we began Module #13. Please read to the end of the module and complete the Review Questions and Practice Problems on pages 456-458 of the text. I will send both the Answers to the Quarterly Test and the Answer Key for Module #13 by separate email.