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7th Grade Science

Mr.Kang's Classroom Log 

Saturday, October 14, 2006

Friday 10/13/06

What was done?
  1. Today was a minimum day.
  2. Workbook p. 1-2

What was collected?
  1. Cell Maze/Wordsearch Extra Credit
  2. Test Questions/Crossword

What was assigned?
  1. Nothing

Daily Science Fact
The old legend about storks bringing babies got started because the European white stork often nests on the roofs and chimneys of houses in the spring, a time when many babies are born. The bird became a symbol of fertility and was considered good luck.

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