Ms. Kreycik's Class Pages

8/21-22 Thurs-Fri Block

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1. Quiz on "Windigo Footprints"

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2. Seating Charts

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3. Read the second chapter in the packet "Defeating Windigo"

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4. Watch the video link here by the author of the packet you received yesterday:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEm7gbIax0o

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5. In the video, Kimmerer discusses the "Honorable Harvest" in some degree of detail--general tenets of the Honorable Harvest are these:

a. Take only what you need, and never the first or last

b. ask permission from the thing/being you plan to harvest and listen for the answer

c. use everything you take, without waste

d. share what you harvest with other people and other beings

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6. Now, using the two chapters from Braiding Sweetgrass (your packet) write a response to the following

(type, double space, and submit to google classroom (Thurs for p. 5, Fri for P. 4):

Explain how the chapters about the Windigo relate to the 4 aspects of the honorable harvest listed above

in # 4 a,b,c,d. Double space, and use quote support (quotes do not need to be integrated yet)

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7. Go to your district email, click on the 9 dot waffle square for the drop down box, click on McGraw Hill, and click on Study sync. Do the reading, quiz questions and "think" questions for the "Address to William Henry Harrison" -- complete by midnight Fri for p. 5, midnight Sat for p. 4

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Homework:

a. Finish the above work ( Windigo assignment due Thurs for p. 5, Fri for P. 4; William Henry Harrison

assignment due midnight Fri for p. 5, midnight Sat for p. 4))

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*Note--cell phone policy:

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The CHS cell phone policy requires that cell phones and other connected devices be off and away from the start of the school day until the end of the school day. This includes as students are entering the campus in the morning and leaving campus for off campus lunch dismissal or Release Period dismissal. 

Cell phones should not be used at all as students are leaving campus at lunch. You should not be calling or texting your friends as you walk to the gate, and you will not use your phones for off campus checkout. Cell phones need to be off and away completely until you are off campus. Even if you are carrying your phone in your hand, school staff will confiscate your phone.

Students are required to show their school-issued physical student ID card to enter campus and to leave campus. Digital IDs from 5-Star will not be accepted for either of these purposes. To speed up the dismissal process at lunch, please follow these protocols:

• The Trail Gate will have 2 separate lines - one line for students with ID cards and one line for students without. The line with ID cards will go faster because it is a simple scan that brings up your ID on the campus supervisor or administrator’s device. The second line will go slower because the staff member will need to type in your ID number to bring up your ID. If you want to be in the faster line, bring your physical ID card everyday. Staff members will not scan your phones and your phones will be confiscated if you present them to be scanned.

• Students who did not attend registration and have not been issued an ID card this year can still use last year’s ID card for lunchtime dismissal purposes. When staff scans your ID card, this year’s data will show up on the staff member’s device screen.

• To leave through the front of the school, students with physical ID cards will exit through the front gate. Students that do not have their physical ID card will exit through the H Building hallway where staff will type in your ID number. Again, staff members will not scan your phones and your phones will be confiscated if you present them to be scanned. Any student who tries to leave through the front gate without a physical ID card will be required to leave the line and go to the line in the H building hallway.

We very much appreciate your support and effort in implementing the “Off and Away” cell phone policy. We are excited to support you in enjoying your off campus privileges and we are confident that your effort in following these protocols will make the dismissal process go smoothly.

Mr. Wutkee

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