What to do? Here are some things you can do over Winterim Get started early on the first book we will be reading next semester, The Jungle by Upton Sinclair Get started early on next semester’s family history presentation. We handed out the guidelines for the presentation on the last day of class before break, …
HOMEWORK -due Nov. 16th Presentations Simon Buck and Shawn Walker will be giving presentations next week. Response Paper Here is our handout detailing your response paper due next week. Print it out and fill in the checklist. This is instead of a check-in sheet this week. Bonus Level Don’t forget to work on your bonus …
Presentations Next week is our last class of the semester (Crazy!). You will be giving presentations on your chosen topic. Remember that the presentations should be 6-10 minutes long. Be creative and make them interesting! Missed Homework If you didn’t do one (or more) of the homework assignments throughout the semester, then this challenge is …
To prepare for class next week (November 9) do the following homework: Read Read chapter 7 of Understand Child Development (pages 123-138.) In order to be prepared for an activity we will do in class, pay particular attention to the How to Promote Development section. Also, please re-read (or read for the first time if …
HOMEWORK -due Nov. 9th Movie Night! Don’t forget class movie night at the Savage Residence (1266 East 1440 South Spanish Fork) November 3rd at 7:00-9:30!! We will start the movie at 7:15 so make sure you get here by then to vote for which of the two movies you want to watch. Presentations Go to …
Movie Night We will be having an optional class movie night on November 3rd at 7pm at the Savage residence. (1266 East 1440 South Spanish Fork) We hope to see you there! It will be a fun time to connect as a class with lots of snacks! We will vote on which movie to watch …
Please do the following for next week, November 2nd. (How can it be November already?!) Read Read chapter 6 (pages 110-122) of Understand Child Development. Answer Questions Think about and answer the following questions on a piece of paper and bring it to class. What do you remember about being 6-12 years old? What challenges …
