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Tuesday, November 15, 2005

Scribe for Today...

Hmmm....where should I start with today's class. Well since you can see how outside looks not many people showed up. So then we just went over last nights homework. Mr. K answered any of the questions we had. There wasn't enough people to learn something new. After we answered all the questions we went downstairs to the MPR and watched a movie. That was all for today's class=).

There is NO homework..let's all jump for joy! And the scribe for tomorrow is...drum roll please...Kristin_R.

posted by nee-cole @ 11/15/2005 06:59:00 PM   3 comments

3 Comments:

At 11/16/2005 8:16 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am sure you learned something, snow or no snow. By the way how much is two cups of snow in millilitres???

No cheating!

 
At 11/17/2005 4:34 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

depends on the density of the snow, at which point you can use the D = M/V formula.

 
At 11/17/2005 7:40 PM, Blogger tim-Math-y said...

HEY! i heard that on th radio.. hot103 :P cept i didnt hear the answer :(

 

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