Language Arts
Reading Logs are due Wednesday for B Day and A Day either tomorrow or Thursday. Reading logs will not be accepted after Thursday, 4/3!
If you did not complete the FCAT Explorer that was due 3/28, you can still get partial credit if you finish it tonight. The last three stories are due April 11! Great job for those of you that have been keeping up with the timeline that was given in October. So proud of you!
Reading Logs are due Wednesday for B Day and A Day either tomorrow or Thursday. Reading logs will not be accepted after Thursday, 4/3!
If you did not complete the FCAT Explorer that was due 3/28, you can still get partial credit if you finish it tonight. The last three stories are due April 11! Great job for those of you that have been keeping up with the timeline that was given in October. So proud of you!
Catherine Fenner, M.Ed.
Language Arts Department
Excel Hawk, Team leader
Mandarin Middle School
904.292.0555 ext. 177
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