Science: Today we reviewed the concepts of resistance, current, and voltage.  We then explored the relationship between the 3 and graphed these relationships.  Please see the following notes and activities on this topic, which were introduced in class last week

Math:  We practiced mental math skills while solving multiplication operations with multiples of 10.

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