Thursday, August 25, 2016

Welcome to the Class of 2020!

I hope everyone had a GREAT summer! I look forward to getting to know all of you, and I am excited about the upcoming school year. This site will be used to keep students and parents updated on what's happening in class. I will add a new post (plan for week, resources, etc.) before the start of of each school week. If you (students, parents, etc.) would like to receive notification when posts are added, select Posts (Atom) below and provide your information. Thanks!

Here are some tidbits to get you started . . .

1. www.bengalfrosh.com is a useful site that provides links to the web pages of HHS teachers who teach freshmen. Not all teachers have web pages, but this provides a convenient way to access all of the sites that are available. The teacher sites should be updated by September 1st.

2. I am one of the advisers for the HHS Outdoor Club. CLICK HERE to see our Facebook Page. We meet at noon every Friday (starting after Labor Day).

NOTE: Check out other "Important Links", which will always be available on the right side of this webpage.

Tuesday, August 30 - Bengal Beginnings Day
Freshmen will participate in orientation activities in the morning. In the afternoon, they will go to each of their classes for about 10 minutes.

Wednesday, August 31
Students will do a "Montana Map Activity".

Thursday, September 1
Students will take a quiz (not graded) to assess their science background, and then be given time to finish the map activity from yesterday.

Friday, September 2
Benson will be gone today. Students will do a worksheet.

Attention Honors Students - Part of being an honors students is figuring out how to find information and figure some things out on your own. Below are some links that will help with the last few questions on your map activity. Use your Internet searching skills to access other resources!

1. The Wilderness Society

2. Montana Wilderness Association

3. Wilderness FAQs

4. Rules of Thumb for Wilderness Areas

Click on the map below for a larger view of Montana's 15 designated wilderness areas.

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