Monday, November 25, 2024

(Sophomores) - Sit in the red bleachers closest to the visiting basketball locker room and back exit (Fill in rows at the bottom and work your way up)

(Freshman) - Sit in the red bleachers closest to the athletic office. (Fill in rows at the bottom and work your way up)

Home Side (Red Bleachers)
Sophomores		Bosse Wee Care Toddlers			Freshman

Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Wishful Wednesday

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1oDs7Wbaji5YI6e4LUEpXnvMaFYNAuto3oU0RcH41MY8/edit#slide=id.p

Wednesday, August 14, 2024

Thoughtful Thursday!

Where are we in our lessons?

Principles of Teaching

#5 Watch 5 Main Types Of Teachers and add to your notes

Discuss the Classroom Observation Form

#6 Watch 3 videos about reading and complete the google form

Government

#4 Lecture Discussion - Take Notes win Journal

Becoming a Citizen activity

Economics

#4 Factors of Production discussion

Thursday, August 8, 2024

Full Room Friday!

What are we doing today?

1/2 Principles of Teaching

First Period - Complete Days 1 and 2 in Google Classroom

Second Period - Quizzizz competition on Class Procedures: Top 3 receive Peruvian candy

Quizizz https://quizizz.com/embed/quiz/66b4ce331c858bbf4303c88e

3 World History/Study Hall/Government

4/5 Government

Fourth Period - Odd Day Aug 9: Press Conference video

Review slides 1-9, Videos from google classroom

Fifth Period - Class Procedures Challenge

Complete the Ch 22 Essentials in Google Classroom

5 Economics

Class Procedures Challenge

Continue with #2 post in Google Classroom

6 ICP

Independent work: continue with Actively Learn as assigned

Scientific Method video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxm_beTs2LU

Scientific questions - Create 3 questions about something you wonder about that has a scientific answer

Bell Schedule

Bosse High School Bell Schedule - C Lunch
	Enrichment	Regular
1st	7:30-8:14	7:30-8:20
2nd	8:19-9:03	8:25-9:15
3rd	9:08-9:52	9:20-10:11
Enrich	9:57-10:40
4th	10:45-11:28	10:16-11:07
5th	11:33-12:17	11:12-12:03
Lunch C	12:22-12:52	12:08-12:38
6th	12:57-1:41	12:43-1:34
7th	1:46-2:30	1:39-2:30

Monday, August 5, 2024

Welcome Back!

Welcome Back

Dogs or cats? Or?
Names -- Super powers, Patronus, Dream vacation, Dream job.
Questionnaire
Blitz

1. Bosse Policies

2. Classroom Procedures

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qT0k9MobW7oTzM6SlyB-oYkiAnARqwmaQ2R-eR0583Q/edit?usp=sharing

Enrichment Procedures

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1drYDd0S1lRtYTv6QhEVnYGDkfdy4SjuH8sDltr2pLoo/edit#slide=id.g2c547f9dba1_0_0

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Wq-vzzDOjF7GQaaE8F1MbMF277SUs05t0VAwH3oGTdc/edit#slide=id.p2

3. Bosse Opportunities

Sports? Afterschool Tutoring? International Trips? Volunteering?

Employment?

4. CNN 10 Current Events

https://www.cnn.com/cnn10

5. Google Classroom and Syllabi

Handouts

Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Friday, April 5, 2024

Eclipse

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

Solar Eclipse Safety & Resources

We are excited that our students will get to experience the unique event of the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8th. As you know by now, we are extremely fortunate that Evansville is in the path of totality, making this a very historic event. All schools will be receiving solar eclipse glasses for students and staff members the week of April 1st. Since the EVSC is not in session on April 8th, it will be important to prepare all students on how to view the eclipse in a safe manner.

We are asking schools to do the following to prepare students for the eclipse:

Please review the Total Solar Eclipse Safety Sheet and send a copy home with students when they receive their eclipse glasses.
Consider showing students this National Geographic video on solar eclipses to help them understand what to expect.
Take time to highlight that viewing the Sun without solar eclipse glasses is dangerous and that glasses can only be removed during the brief moment of totality (when the Moon is completely covering the Sun).
Discuss the timing of the eclipse. While a clear, sunny day will enhance the experience, the eclipse will still have a dramatic effect on a cloudy day.
- Monday, April 8th
- Totality (when the Moon completely covers the Sun) starts at approximately 2:02 p.m. in Evansville and will last around 3 minutes.

This event will undoubtedly spark student curiosity. Indiana’s Department of Homeland Security has provided several resources to frequently asked questions. Please see the list below for additional resources:

Educational Book List

Path of Totality Across Indiana

NSTA Solar Eclipse Guide for Educators

A Beginners Guide to Eclipses (Video)