Mr. Morgan Room 113: Thursday, 10/3/13

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Math I		Math Resiliency Due	Weekly Critical Times Due
Math II			Weekly Critical Times Due		Unit Test!!
Science: Culp			PBL Day!!	Fed Ex Presentations	Fed Ex Presentations
Science:Morgan			PBL Day!!	Fed Ex Presentations	Fed Ex Presentations
Writing		Type Rough Drafts up on Word

Cleanliness...
As part of Ava, Danielle, and Jaron's Fed Ex Day project, mine and Mrs. Culp's hands were swabbed with a Q-tip and then placed on a petri dish of agar (a sugary substance that allows bacteria to colonize).

Bacteria culture of Mrs. Culps hands

Bacteria culture of Mr. Morgan's hands

Let me add that I did not wash my hands first, and it was during a Fed Ex Day that they got the sample, meaning I probably needed to wear haz mat gloves anyway. I without a doubt expected our cultures to look opposite of what they did.

Which is why I am concerned for Mrs. Culp. Unless, Mrs. Culp was in the cafeteria playing 'puppet show' with the raw chicken again, I think a lifestyle change may be needed. :)

Fed Ex Day....

Today was round 1 of the first Fed Ex Day presentations, and I have mixed reviews. On one hand, I didn't expect a perfect in either round of presentations considering its the first of the year. On the other hand, I didn't expect to give out the worse Fed Ex grade I've ever handed out in 3 years of doing Fed Ex Day presentations.

We have 16 groups, and 8 went today. Here is how they breakdown.

A's: 3, B's: 3, C's: 1, D's: 0, F's: 1
The average grade was a 79%. The biggest rubric compnent that's been hit-- 'Science Behind It'.

YOU GOTTA KNOW THE SCIENCE BEHIND IT!! I mention this every Fed Ex Day!!

I'm excited to see how tomorrow will go.

Fed Ex Day Pictures...