“BELL RINGER” Geography 2-1-16 What are the 6 climate zones present in Canada? HW: Read 150-154 and complete Guided Reading 5.2 Guided Reading 5.2.

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“BELL RINGER” Geography What are the 6 climate zones present in Canada? HW: Read and complete Guided Reading 5.2 Guided Reading 5.2

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“BELL RINGER” Geography What are the 6 climate zones present in Canada? HW: Read and complete Guided Reading 5.2 Guided Reading 5.2

“BELL RINGER” Hand in test folders. 2.Study for quiz HW: Read page Take notes in the margin.

“BELL RINGER2-2-16Enrichment Complete Metric Conversion Work Sheets.

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