Tuesday, April 28, 2020


TUESDAY 4/28
***Important: SS Test today!
TCI: Lesson 16: Test
Complete the Lesson 16 Test. Make sure you do each problem. Double-check your work before turning it in on TCI.
This test must be completed by 9 PM TODAY.
Neurologist’s Notebook #1
Go to Google Classroom (LA). Complete the assignment and press “Turn In”.

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