General Absence Information
English:
When you are
absent, check the website for specific
assignments. If it is a writing day, you can work
on the writing at home. If the homework is a
grammar worksheet, you will need to get that from
me when you return, and I can check out a textbook
to you so you can review the missed lesson.
You can always email me for clarification at
galluccid@district87.org.
History:
Students who are absent should
be able to work on their EW Spiral and other ongoing assignments
such as the Scene Seen, Field Report, STTA, etc. as needed. General
information, as well as an audio description, for these and other
assignments can be located through the U.S. History Homepage at
www.district87.org/staff/wetzelw if you need assistance or more
information.
Math:
Daily assignments and
materials needed to complete missed assignments can
be found at:
Moodle.
Follow the appropriate link – Algebra, Algebra Part 1 or
Pre-Algebra. Students need their district login (lunch number) and
their password to gain access to Moodle. All students have been
instructed on how to access Moodle.
My email is
hallk@district87.org if you need assistance or
clarification on an assignment.
Reading:
Students who are absent
should check the
class website. The
class syllabus will give the student a general
knowledge of the material for that month. It will
also provide the student with the words of the week
and the essential words they need to know. If they
miss a word of the week (passed out the first day of
the week) they can print out a copy of the word of
the week from this site and add it to their booklet.
Under Reading Strategies and Other Helpful Tools
students will find the Build Your Vocabulary they
need to write in their spiral every day. An absent
student should check with me the morning of their
return regarding any other material they might have
missed and/or to set up a time to complete missing
work.
Science:
Students who are absent
should check the class website for specific assignments. You may have a study guide
worksheet for which you will need your textbook or
use the on-line text. Check with Mr. Omahana
regarding other activities (i.e. labs, videos,
notes, tests, etc.)