June 7-June 11 2021 Science Field Trips and Continuation of No Fixed Address Completion

June 7 - Attendance.

Self Guided Reading 15

No Fixed Address Novel Continued . . .Outside under a tree listen. 

From page 182 Chapter 26 Audio Book - 5 min 32 in to 233 and Ch 32 5 min and 23 in Audio Book. 

June 8 - Science Field Trip

June 9th - 

Attendance, Self Guided Reading

City, RV residents still at odds over living along Slocan Street - article review. Discussion and comparison to our novel - No Fixed Address.


Indigenous Feather Completion - re: Honouring and Respecting the 215 Children recently discovered on the property of the Kamloops Residential School. 

If Time - completion of No Fixed Address - Novel

From 233 and Ch 32 5 min and 23 in Audio Book to page 255 Audio Book Ch 35.


June 10th - Science Field Trip

June 11th - Completion of No Fixed Address - Novel


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