Listen to the latest installment of your classmates reading the novel Julie Of The Wolves.

Listen to the next installment, read by your classmates and colleagues.

Julie of the Wolves. By Jean Craighead George. Listen to the first pages of the book.

Let's get ready to slide....metric slide, that is! Today, we will elarn how to use the metric ladder to convert units in the metric system.

Welcome back, Wildcats! Classes were short today, since we ran a straight schedule. We also discussed the topics that will be taught during the school year. We will study chemistry, physical science, earth science, and life science. We will use the scientific process to solve problems. You received a list of required supplies. Please bring them to class each time we meet. By the next class, you should have your composition notebook, since we will begin construction of our interactive notebooks. Each day, you can find the objectives, handouts and home leanings by visiting the following site: http://drgcdms.blogspot.com. You can also e-mail me with concerns and questions at [email protected]. Check sites daily, especially if you are absent, for the work presented on that day. Remember to bring a note from home if you are absent. Unexcused absences will result in a failing grade issued for assignments done on all days you were not in attendance. Let’s make this school year a wonderful journey through the Science Zone!

This podcast deals with using safety in the science laboratory.

You're travelling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind; a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost up ahead - your next stop, the Science Zone!