"The Pigman"
First Hour: We read in class...although they need to finish chapter 2 and complete the study questions.
"And Then There Were None"
Second Hour: We began reading in class and started filling in our character chart. Finish reading chapter one and complete the rest of our character summaries.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Social Studies 8
As a class, we discussed the Declaration of Independence.
Homework: Students need to write a 2 paragraph response to the Declaration Discussion held in class today. Guidelines for the response can be found on the back of the blue packet. This response is due tomorrow.
Homework: Students need to write a 2 paragraph response to the Declaration Discussion held in class today. Guidelines for the response can be found on the back of the blue packet. This response is due tomorrow.
Applied Math 8
Lesson 5-5: Fractions and Percents
In class: p. 218 #4-35 and 39-50
Homework: p. 575 (Lesson 5-5) #1-30
In class: p. 218 #4-35 and 39-50
Homework: p. 575 (Lesson 5-5) #1-30
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
7th Grade Math-Mr. Smith
Lesson 6.5, pages 260-261. Problems 15-36. Mid-chapter test, quiz and notes on Friday.
Science 7
Today we discussed and corrected the 3.2 Water Erosion GRS. The students also were either paired or placed into groups. The pairs/groups began to sketch out a design for their water erosion/deposition display.
Math 7 (Moran)
Today's assignment is a review of Lesson 6-4 and 6-5. The problems can be found on page 578. The EVENS from both lessons are to be completed.
Our Mid-Chapter TEST/QUIZ has been moved to Thursday 2/4/10.
Our Mid-Chapter TEST/QUIZ has been moved to Thursday 2/4/10.
Science 8
Any unfinished "Classification" activites were completed. Review notes were provided and discussed. A Domain/Kingdom study chart was assigned and is due tomorrow. The students will be having a pop quiz on Wednesday.
Our chapter one test is scheduled for next week Tuesday!
Our chapter one test is scheduled for next week Tuesday!
Literature 8
My apologies for forgetting to complete the blog yesterday! Both classes reviewed and discussed our book choices. Each hour chose a different book. Make sure you check the appropriate hour for assignments in the future.
First Hour: The Pigman...We read an article about the author and his motivation for the story.
Second Hour: And Then There Were None...We discussed mysteries, the author and made some predictions.
First Hour: The Pigman...We read an article about the author and his motivation for the story.
Second Hour: And Then There Were None...We discussed mysteries, the author and made some predictions.
Social Studies 8
Reviewed previously covered material in preparation for the American Revolution Test on Monday, February 8.
Students were given background information on the Declaration of Independence including thoughts and concepts behind the declaration, as well as the three main points, and an explanation of a "social contract."
Homework: Students need to read the Declaration of Independence (annotated paper copies were given to each student, and it can also be found in their books) and prepare for a discussion on the declaration tomorrow by completing the Questions for Contemplation found in their blue packets.
Students were given background information on the Declaration of Independence including thoughts and concepts behind the declaration, as well as the three main points, and an explanation of a "social contract."
Homework: Students need to read the Declaration of Independence (annotated paper copies were given to each student, and it can also be found in their books) and prepare for a discussion on the declaration tomorrow by completing the Questions for Contemplation found in their blue packets.
Monday, February 1, 2010
7th Grade Math-Mr. Smith
Lesson 6-4, pages 256-257. Problems 11-36. Mid-chapter test and quiz on Friday.
Algebra
Lesson 6.4, part 2. Pages 357-358. Problems 46-66 even, 69-71, 76-85. Test and quiz on Friday.
Social Studies 8
Students viewed part of "The Revolution" - a 13-part documentary about the American Revolution, presented by the History Channel. "Boston, Bloody Boston" - the segment viewed today - reviewed events leading up the Revolution, as well as the first battles at Lexington and Concord. Students had a study guide to complete while viewing the video. These were due at the end of the hour.
No homework.
No homework.
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