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Good Morning peeps! I hope you had a restful weekend and is energized for what we have in store today. Today’s article you will read will address whether ‘Disney Plus’ is worth the extra money, assuming that you might have … Continue reading →

Happy second week of February Division 10. This week we will be reading an article: Who Should be on the Next $5 Bill? (Please click the hyperlink on the left where the title is.) I want you to read the … Continue reading →

Happy Friday class! We made it … barely. Just joking. As we head into the weekend, perhaps a wet and rainy weekend, you might find yourself stuck at home. Well, I always got your backs! A fun and quick project … Continue reading →

Hi all,  In our story Wonder, it seems as though Auggie’s parents and Via are learning how to handle and manage taking care of Auggie through real life experience. There is no handbook or textbook that teaches the family on … Continue reading →

Hi class, sorry I couldn’t be with you today. My eye is still hurting from being scratched … yes my eyeball is scratched and that is kind of gross, but it is the truth! I will rest up and get … Continue reading →

Hi Div. 10, As we are reading the story Wonder, I want you to think about the following two questions: Can you explain why Auggie’s parents didn’t feel comfortable taking him to school? Why did they feel this way? Why … Continue reading →

Hi all, Please respond whether you think popularity matters in high school or not. Give me specific reasons to justify your choice.

Hi all,  Watch the video and then discuss what the worst lie you ever told was. Be specific and tell me the whole story. I’ll tell you one of my worst lies too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6diqpGKOvic&t=2s

Hi all,  Aimee and I had a discussion on when it would be appropriate to let our future kids date. I said never, but she says that is unrealistic. But more realistically, I said they can start dating when they … Continue reading →

WHEN TO KICK THE KIDS OUT OF THE HOUSE 1) When it’s clear your child isn’t getting anywhere at work. The biggest risk with allowing an adult child to live at home is killing off their motivation to become independent human … Continue reading →