- NiJaia (93%)
- Cameron (93%)
- Christina (93%)
- Ananda (83%)
- Richard (98%)
- Michael (83%)
- Nate (98%)
- Trinity (90%)
- Leah (90%)
- Khaila (88%)
- Deacon (85%)
Great job everyone! Keep it up!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Woo hoo!!!
Today we had our first geometry quiz regarding angles, triangles, lines of symmetry, and parallel lines cut by a transversal. A huge CONGRATS to the following students that received 80% or higher:
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i am so pround of our class.
ReplyDeleteI am very upset because I knew I could have done better.
ReplyDeleteAlso nI wanted to know if I could get any more extra credit to get my math grade back, I just wanted to know.
ReplyDeleteTrinity don't stress it's a 90% that' still good. plus i'm poud of myself too i didn't kn ow the geometry that well since i wasn't there but my gade is good.
ReplyDeleteMrs.Perez, I have a question, for my exhibition I'm doing a power point, and for personal qualities I wanted to do either trivia or fun facts, but I was wondering if i could put the fun facts on the power point, for instance: Did you know:.... then list the fun facts, and if i did trivia i would put the questions and then put the options of the answers... But this would go on my power point... I was wondering if i could put these onto my power point.
ReplyDeleteChristina -- you most definitely can put either the fun facts or the trivia (whatever you decide to do) on the power point. Something you could do with the fun facts too, is list a bunch of facts (some true and some false) and see if the class can guess which facts are true and which are false. So, if you don't choose the trivia part, you can make the fun fact part like a game.
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