First Post from Class Reporter
We created a mission for our class!
Our mission is our rules, everything we do has to have every element of it.
This year we have to read 40 books! This is what Sophia thinks, “I think it’s going to be tricky but I think we can all do it!”
We’re also going to be making book reports every 2 weeks!
This week in math, ideas have been buzzing around the classroom about multiples and factors.We’ve also been experimenting with dimentions in equations.
As you can see we created real life versions of our equations, we also noticed that equations with only 2 factors make 2 dimentional figures, and equations with 3 factors make 3 dimentional figure
Anna Julia Cooper visits us!
Our class has figured out which government type we will use, we chose Zolocracy! (a mix of polity, lottocracy, direct democracy)
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