Core Connections Wednesday, 9/30.
Don't forget to turn in your Peer Review/Final Check today. Wednesday's Office Hours for help with the Peer Review and/or a Teacher Help Session are from 1:00 until 2:00 today.
Ms. Sauer
Math: There will be live office hours today 2:30 - 3:30pm. Link is in google classroom.
1st: Please complete attendance/warmup question by 1pm
Complete IXL W.10 Solve equations involving like terms (work for 15 minutes or until 80 smartscore)
There is a test Monday Oct 5th on order of operations, 1 step equations, 2 step equations, and like terms equations. The review sheet is posted.
2nd:
Assignment: IXL S.19 Standard form: graph an equation (make table of values and plot 2 of the points); (85 smartscore or 20 minutes)
There is a test Monday Oct 5th on arithmetic sequences, geometric sequences, and graph using tables. Review sheet is posted.
3rd, 4th, 5th: Please copy INB p21 Equations with like terms into your notebook (don't forget to update p13 table of contents)
There is a test Monday Oct 5th on order of operations, 1 step equations, 2 step equations, and like terms equations. The review sheet is posted.
Math: There will be live office hours today Tuesday 9/29 2:30 - 3:30; link will be posted in your google classroom. Drop in any time during the time to ask questions or to get assistance on your assignments.
1st: complete thatquiz simplify like terms and thatquiz equations with like terms
2nd: complete google slides graphing using tables (in google classroom)
3rd, 4th, 5th: finish color code and simplify like terms in google classroom and complete thatquiz simplify like terms
Thursday, 9/24: Core Connections
Today is a major project work day. You should be working on your write-up and product for the Periodic Table project for science. Project Work continues tomorrow, too. Also, you'll have a form to fill out for Friday.
If you need tutoring for Core Connections (Periodic Table Project or Hero), I'm available this afternoon until 4:30. Just fill out this form, and I'll invite you to the Zoom Tutoring session.
https://forms.gle/mdA1td1rhDCEiKaJ6
Ms. Sauer
Another set of materials for 8th graders will be available to collect on Friday September 25 at the BACK OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL by the gym doors. Please look for the bin marked "8th grade" and select the folder(s) with your student's name. A small science kit is also available - one per student.
ELA:
1. Complete pronouns work on GC.
2. Study for Ch. 5 vocabulary quiz for a grade booster.
Another set of materials for 8th graders will be available to collect on Friday September 25 at the BACK OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL by the gym doors. Please look for the bin marked "8th grade" and select the folder(s) with your student's name. A small science kit is also available - one per student.
Math:
1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th: Complete IXL W7 Solve one-step equations (85 or 20 minutes) and thatquiz 1-step equations
2nd: Finish geometric sequences table in google classroom and IXL P3 Geometric Sequences (85 or 20 minutes)
Core Connections - Week of 9/21 - 9/25
Please make sure you're on track for the Periodic Table Project. By the end of Wednesday, you should have a nearly complete draft that has been reviewed for
Social Studies:
Today in class you will choose a partner to work on the REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA PEOPLE PROJECT. You will also select a person to research. Use time in class today to start the research process. Use the web to find a source which will give you reliable information about your person. Be prepared to share this information with your partner on Monday.
We will work on this project in class every day next week. The project is due on Monday, September 28th. Your project outline and rubric are in google classroom. You will use GOOGLE SLIDES or PIKTOCHART to present your information. More info to come next week!
REVIEW THE PROJECT REQUIREMENTS ON GC!
ELA:
1. Finish Ch. 6 work.
2. Study Ch. 4-6 vocabulary for a grade boost.
3. Read, read, read!
Math: Check powerschool; if you have any missing or "zero" assignments that can still be turned in, please complete them and let me know you completed them
Core Connections - Rainy Day and Outtage Advice and Adaptations
Today's lesson is real-world and relevant for what you're studying in science. I hope you enjoy working on this as much as I enjoyed putting it together. I made it JUST FOR YOU!
It is called Chemicals in Cosmetics, and it's in Project Support.
The following is advice for adapting to weather-related internet issues.
1. Download the Activity for today. If your internet goes out, you can still do at least half of the activities off-line.
2. If Zoom refuses to cooperate or lags you out, you can work independently on today's activity.
3. Although you have to write down your own answers, you CAN work in pairs/triplets together during class and it will be more fun. Or you can work independently if your internet is fussy or if you just like to work by yourself.
4. The enrichment (part 5) is optional, but I would love to see what you dig into for that.
5. You can finish this today if you jump in and focus. See you soon!
Ms. Sauer
Social Studies:
Watch America the Story of Us Episode 2: REVOLUTION. You may watch in 1 session, 2 sessions or 3 sessions. Just make sure that you finish watching the video by next Monday, September 21st. While you watch, create a picture with 10 words, 2 symbols and 2 questions that you had while watching. Be prepared to share your thoughts about the film next Monday in class.
Thatquiz practice links
School starts today, Tuesday September 15th, at 8:45am with a virtual assembly. with Ms. Schollmeyer and the building principals.
8:45 - Zoom link - 6th, 7th and 8th Grades (no longer active)
Good morning!
We're continuing to work on the Periodic Table Project - you should be ready to submit a draft today! (Monday 9/14). We'll dig into Elements with some project support work. We'll also return to our Hero Projects. Please make sure you're checking your email for your Link to our class meeting each day.
Remember, I am available for tutoring on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school. You just need to sign up with me.
Ms. Sauer
Math:
1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th:
-finish notes p10 dilations
-finish classwork IXL Q3 Dilations (20 minutes OR 85 smartscore)
- Transformations Project due today, Monday, September 14th, by 11:59p,
2nd:
-Finish Google classroom assignment (tables) from class;
-IXL Q7 (20 minutes OR 85 smartscore) by Tuesday at 11:59pm
ELA:
Use the slideshow on GC to fill in any Conflict notes you missed. Finish the work for the last two slides if you didn't in class.
Social Studies:
God Bless America
Watch the first episode of America the Story of Us (ATSOU). The link can be found in your Google Classroom account. The video is 44 minutes long. If you would like to break it down into more manageable parts I suggest watching it for 14 minutes each session for 3 sessions or 22 minutes each session for 2 sessions.
While you are watching the video please do the following:
Create a picture with 10 words, 2 symbols and 2 questions that you had while you watched. Make sure that you have watched the entire video by next Tuesday, September 15th. The video does a great job of connecting the concepts that we have covered thus far in our study of the colonial world.
ELA:
1. Catch up on missing work.
2. Study Ch. 3 and 4 vocabulary.
3. CommonLit due Monday night.
4. Read, read, read!
If you need books, let me know! I'll pull some from my classroom library and leave them at the front desk or drop them at your house.
Math:
1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th: Transformations Project due Monday September 14th by 11:59pm
Core Connections Thurs. 9/10
After looking through your check-ins for the Periodic Table Projects, it is time to do a peer share/help session. We'll go into breakout groups to work on this. The form to guide your peer share process and feedback will be in Google Classroom under Project Support.
This Peer Share Assignment is not on our weekly outline. It is a new assignment. We will do this during class today, Thursday, 9/10.
Please remember that I am available today (Thursday 9/10) after school until 4:30, but you'll need to email me if you want to Zoom-tutor.
Remember to check your email for today's Classroom Meeting.
Ms. Sauer
Core Connections amendment 9/9
As we're working on our Periodic Table Projects, today we're doing a stop point/check-in. Please make sure you fill out the Periodic Table Project Support Google Form for today. I'll also be available for tutoring after school on Thursday until 4:30 if you need help. You'll just need to email me if you'd like to Zoom-Tutoring.
We'll go back to some Hero Project work tomorrow.
Also, be sure to check your Google Classroom to complete any missing assignments.
Ms. Sauer
ELA:
Spend a minimum of 45 minutes on your IXL diagnostic for ELA. That's it, that's the tweet.
Math:
1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th: Make sure warmup from class is completed (thatquiz transformations #2); work on Project (should have 2 images on graph and 2 columns with ordered pairs on data sheet); Project due Mon Sept 14th
2nd: Alg IXL Q1 (20 minutes or 100 smartscore) and Alg IXL Q5 (100 smartscore)
Social Studies:
Complete the 4 part " French and Indian War" Flocabulary assignment by Friday at 11:59pm. (Video, Vocab Game,Read and Respond, Quiz)
Core Connections
Happy Tuesday! This week there is a lot of project work at hand. Please make sure you're working on your Periodic Table and your Hero's Project. If you need help, I'm available for tutoring on Tuesday and Thursday after school.
Also, make sure you've submitted your Friday Reflection.
Social Studies:
Study for your test tomorrow. You may use any of your resources while you take the test but you must finish the test within 40 minutes.
ELA:
1. Finish your Ch. 1 vocabulary quiz (it was due in class).
2. Finish "Lamb to the Slaughter" (that's already two days late, unless you submitted it once already).
3. Study Ch. 2 vocabulary (quiz Tuesday!).
4. Work on your idiom project.
5. Read, read, read!
ELA:
1. Complete the three Flocabulary lessons (simile & metaphor, personification, and foreshadowing).
2. Work on your idiom projects.
3. Study Ch. 1-2 vocabulary (links to Quizlet on GC).
4. Read, read, read.