Beggs Middle School

Kristy Huckabee Read the short passage and on a separate piece of paper write out the complete answer (not just the letter) for questions 1 and 2. Then, write 2 sentences describing or telling me 2 things you have done while we have been out of school this week. Bring the paper, along with your others to school with you on Monday.

Mrs Lopez 5th Grade Math We have completed this quiz in class. However, I want you to complete it again.I will take the higher grade. Use your notes or refer to previous assignments if needed. You can write your answers on notebook paper.

Funkhouser's 8th grade History: Please check on Google Classroom for the assignment. Reading and identifying regions of the colonies of New England, Middle, and Southern colonies and their key features (besides location).

Mrs Lopez 8th Grade Science Write each question on notebook paper. Then write the complete answer you choose-- not just the letter.

Mr. Crook 6th grade geography - write 1 page paper over Veteran's Day 7th/8th grade current events - write 1 page paper over Veteran's Day 7th grade ELA - write 1 page over Veteran's Day

BMS- Ms.Burk - English 5th, 6th, and 7th hours: Write a paragraph (at least 5 sentences) telling what you are thankful for. Due 11/11/22

Ms. Creason's 6th grade math class Reduce the following ratios to their lowest terms. 1. 14 : 21 2. 5 : 35 3. 6 : 21 4. 20 : 45 5. 21: 30 6 : 36 : 27 7. 45 : 54 8. 49 : 63 9. 4 : 12 10 7 : 56

Ms. Creason's 5th grade math class Reduce the following improper fraction into mixed fractions. 1. 113 / 12 2. 19 / 2 3. 36 / 10 4. 75 / 12 5. 50 / 8 6. 52 / 10 7. 15 / 6 8. 23 / 3 9. 72 / 10 10. 53 / 8

Ms. Doersom(6th math: Fri. Nov. 11) Rewrite the 12 problems on a piece of notebook paper. Estimate the sum or difference by rounding the underlined digit. Match your letter problem to the answer at the bottom of the page to form a phrase. The 1st problem has been done for you as an example.

Ms. Doersom(5th math: Friday, Nov. 11) Rewrite the 12 problems on a piece of notebook paper. Estimate the sum or difference by rounding the underlined digit. Next match the letter problem to the answer at the bottom of the page to form a phrase. The 1st problem has been done for you as an example.

Mrs. Cantwell’s- 6th Science- Friday assignment 11/11/22 Students, This lesson will count as a quiz grade. On notebook paper number your paper 1-25 and list as many elements as you can remember from the Periodic Table of Elements. I realize some of you may not have access to internet, but do your best and list as many as you can remember. Bring with you to class when class resumes.

Barnett 7th grade Science: Please define the following 6 parts within the ear on a piece of notebook paper. Ear Canal, Anvil, Cochlea, Eardrum, Stirrup, and Hammer. Each of these terms are based on ear, so make sure to write the correct definition.

Randol 5th grade Science November 11th Watch the attached video on the Water Cycle. Write down 3 facts from the video. https://youtu.be/R0K7VKkksyc

Randol 5th grade History November 11th Watch the following videos on Veterans Day. Once again, if you have the opportunity through a phone call, text , email or simply by visiting a veteran, find out about how they served our country and thank them for their service. Go above and beyond: if you have the capability, research local restaurants or businesses that offer free meals or sales for Veterans-pass that information on to them! I look forward to hearing all about it! https://youtu.be/pxVs4B9M9Ec https://youtu.be/CP40EFzPR5c

Pemberton's STEM Friday's assignments Virtual Students- Work on Engineering in Whitebox and turn in question in google classroom. 8th grade- With things around the house and outdoors, build a shelter model no bigger than 12"x 12" with one opening and bring to school when we return. If you cannot build, write a one page paper detaling how you would build it, style, materials you would use, your location(mountains, grasslands, desert) etc.. 7th grade- Continue to design on your food truck logo and bring it to school when we return.

Ms. Creason's 7th & 8th grade English class You need to research the author Jules Vern. Answer the following questions. You can use the site FamousAuthors.org 1. When was he born and when did he die? 2. Name another book that he has written. 3. How many children did have? 4. What country was he born in? 5. What year did he write Around the World in 80 Days? 6. How many book did he write?

Ms. Creason's 7th & 8th Math class Find the probability of each of the following questions. 1. A group of friends consists of 3 boys and 2 girls. If one person is made the captain of the team, what is the probability of the captain being a girl? 2. Peter has 2 red pens, 5 blue pens, and 2 black pens. Without looking at the pens, Peter choses a one. What is the probability he picks a red pen? 3. In a school there are 30 women and 20 men. What is the probability that the principle is a woman? 4. John plays in a baseball game. He wins 15 times and loses 3 times. What is the probability that he wins? 5. What is the probability of drawing an Ace from a deck of cards? 6. A bag has 2 red marbles, 4 white marbles, 8 blue marbles, and 5 yellow marbles. What is the probability of a red or blue marble being chosen? 7. What is the probability of rolling a 5 on two dice? 8. In a class, 22 students like Coke and 18 like Pepsi. What is the probability that a student likes Pepsi? 9. In a hotel there are 8 rooms with air conditioner and 20 without air conditioner. If a guest wants to book a room with air conditioner, what is the probability they will get what they want? 10. A card is drawn from a deck of cards. What is the probability the 7 of Spades is drawn?

Mrs. Buss - 6th grade - Reading - Friday Read your library book. If you are able to, go ahead and take the AR test on your book. Also, if you are able, log on to HMH (link in google classroom) and take any quizzes you have not completed. You may use your textbook for these quizzes.

Mrs. Buss - 6th grade - ELA - Friday- Please watch this video on the 8 types of pronouns. Then write 1 sentence using each of the following types of pronouns: personal, possessive, interrogative, demonstrative, relative, indefinite, reflexive, and reciprocal. (Total of 8 sentences). Make sure you are writing complete sentences and do not use any of the example sentences in the video. https://youtu.be/acqD-uZGMWc

Norris 5th and 6th Language Arts and Reading. Complete page #4 in the virtual packet. History--since we just had elections list the newly elected govenor, state superintendent of schools, and United States senators for Oklahoma