B Day Problem Solving Due Today DL - Work on your portfolio project that is due on May 26th. Ms. Borg

Due Today

DL - Work on your portfolio project that is due on May 26th.

Ms. Borg 8:24 AM

Work on it a little each day.

Make sure that you explain how you got your answers and show your work either on the page or download pictures of your work.

You do not get credit for your answers if the work is not shown.

Make sure that you double check your answers before you submit the assignment.

It is not due until May 26th.

Due May 20, 3:00 PM

DL - Incomplete Google Classroom Assignments Due by May 20th

Ms. Borg 9:05 AM
If you have any incomplete google classroom assignments, I am giving you an opportunity to complete them so that you can raise your grade.
They are due by May 20th.

8th Grade Portfolio Assignment - Problem Solving

This portfolio assignment will be counted as 15% of your final grade for this class. You will have the next couple of weeks to work on it. This will replace the daily classwork that I have been giving you.
 I will keep doing the Quizizz assignments on Wednesdays, so that some of you can have a chance to bring up your grades.
You also, MUST complete the Do Now each day or you will be marked absent for that day.
The assignment is due on May 26th, but you can turn it in as soon as you are finished with it.
All questions must have work shown either typed in or uploaded to receive credit for your answers.
Due May 26, 3:00 PM

DL - Portfolio Project

Ms.  Borg May 12
You will be starting your portfolio project that will be worth 15% of your final grade for this class for the year.

The project is due on May 26th, but you can submit it anytime before that.

This will take the place of your daily classwork for this class, however you still must complete the do now each day on Edulastic.

I will continue to have a short quizizz on Wednesdays, so you can increase your grades for the marking period.

Other then that you just need to follow the directions on the assignment and work on a little bit each day. Make sure that you show all of your work for each question that you answer.

If you have any questions, just email me and I can help.



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