8th Grade Project Celebration
Join us to learn about Superfunds and see the videos our students have produced.
https://sites.google.com/voyageracademy.net/december2021/home
8th Grade Project Celebration
Join us to learn about Superfunds and see the videos our students have produced.
https://sites.google.com/voyageracademy.net/december2021/home
Core Connections:
Please join us for our Virtual Project Celebration at 5:00 p.m.
Math:
1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th: No homework
3rd: Exponents Review Sheet
ELA:
No homework! Happy Holidays!
Core Connections:
1. Please turn in your Superfund video no later than 8 p.m. tonight.
2. Make sure your final slideshow is posted in the proper place.
Our project celebration is tomorrow.
Core Connections
1. Peer Reviews
2. Slide Revisions
3. Try a video platform; Prezi, Animoto, Canva, Powtoon,
Core Connections:
There are multiple deadlines today - please use today's Core Connections class to finish your Math Roller Coaster Project, your ELA Essay, revising Superfund Slides, and any missing work. The end of the Quarter is rapidly approaching.
Social Studies:
1. Review yesterday's reading on Lunsford Lane (classwork)
2. Create template for Table Talks and present to 2 peers using script (classwork)
3. Review the material in the America Ch. 11 presentation in GC. (classwork)
4. Present your talk to one of your parents:) (homework)
5. STUDY GUIDE for Test (Thursday, December 16)
New Unit Vocabulary: Slavery
America 4.3 Questions in GC
NC Ch. 8 power point notes
Enslaved Entrepreneurs: George Moses Horton (notes), Elizabeth Keckley, Lunsford Lane
America Ch. 11 power point notes
Abolitionist Movement Video, Reading and Comprehension Questions (Dec. 13 an 14)
Social Studies:
1. Submit your Quarter 2 Warm-ups doc in GC for grading (classwork).
*You have had the last 2 weeks to make sure that the document is complete. Make sure that you submit on time with at least 3 complete sentences for each entry to get full credit. This is a project grade!
2. Elizabeth Keckley Discussion on the Reading/5 Key features of Enslaved Entrepreneurship (classwork)
3. Develop Paragraph 4 for your "Talks" which will take place this Thursday. (classwork)
*The script template (in case you were absent on any day last week or today) is in GC
4. Study your new unit vocabulary (homework).
Core Connections
Continue working on your Superfund Slides - you should be finished and ready for review by the end of tomorrow (Wednesday).
Science
Core Connections
1. Check for missing work/forms.
2. Make sure you've chosen your Superfund.
3. Slides 1 - 4 on your Superfund Project.
Core Connections
1. Please work on your Social Studies Amendment Legacy Project.
2. There is a brief introduction video and Google form for the Superfund Project. Today you need to tell me which site you want to research. Please turn in the Google Form.
Core Connections:
1. Continue working on your social studies project.
2. Superfund intro
Welcome Back! We hope you had a wonderful break.
Core Connections for Monday:
1. Work on your Social Studies Amendment Project.
2. Short Journal to turn in.
This week, we will be wrapping up your Social Studies Amendment/Case work and begin the Superfund projects.
Social Studies:
Science
Finish the Neritic Zone questions if you did not finish in class.
Core Connections
1. Please make sure you've completed your Cornell Notes (both articles).
2. Have a great Thanksgiving!
Social Studies:
1. Understanding Impact Lesson (classwork)
2. Continue to work on the Impact section of your research notes for Part 2 of the Legacy project. Use the questions provided in GC to steer your course!
*REMEMBER: There has not been a due date assigned for Part 2. Continue to work as you are given workdays in social studies and core connections. Your teachers are here to support the process!
Core Connections:
1. Complete your estuary project for science.
2. Complete Cornell notes (both articles) These are due Thursday (tomorrow).
(Amendment: Today's classwork was finishing your Estuary Booklet. We will complete the Cornell notes activities during class tomorrow - Thursday).
Social Studies:
1. Play Jeopardy! (classwork)
2. Continue to work on Part 2 of the Legacy of Our Constitution project. (classwork)
3. Test tomorrow (homework)
https://www.superteachertools.us/jeopardyx/jeopardy-review-game.php?gamefile=2756272#.YZVJB57MKM9
Science:
Classwork - Finish the Ocean Water Chemistry questions from class today. Use the resources provided in GC or your textbook.
Finish your Estuary Booklet project Follow directions carefully!
Math:
Core Connections
1. Have you filled out slide #10 from yesterday's slide show?
2. Estuary project check-in (make sure you've completed through page 4).
3. Cornell notes activity
Core Connections
1. Estuary Project first two pages
2. Cornell notes page 1
Core Connections
1. InTENtional Ten
2. Letter/Journals
Social Studies:
1. Warm up #18 (classwork)
2. Submit Step 1 of Legacy Project/Doc 1 and Doc 2 in GC (classwork)
3. Veterans Day Lesson (classwork)
a. Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHG_TA1T5mg
b. What is a Veteran?
c. How many of you know a veteran? What have you learned from them?
d. How can we honor Veterans outside of Veterans Day?
e. What kind of benefits does the Federal government provide to veterans? Does the Government do enough to support veterans?
ELA
In Class:
1. Read "The Giver" Chapter 1
2. "The Giver" Chapter 1 questions and vocab
Enjoy your weekend!
Core Connections
1. Work on your Constitutional Amendment Project.
2. If you finish or have downtime, please review for Science and ELA.
Core Connections
Today is a project work day.
1. Please finish your science lab report.
2. Do at least one peer review.
3. If you finish, please study for your Science quiz or your ELA quiz.
Core Connections
Core Connections
1. Say Something Training.
2. Finish Battle of the E's.
Math:
1st, 2nd, 4th & 5th: no homework
3rd: review sheet is due Monday; Test Tuesday
Social Studies: (This message is for periods 1-3 only)
1. Warm up :13 (classwork)
2. Define your new unit vocab WESTWARD: (classwork)
democracy nationalism culture values exploitation
legacy blockade commodity expedition
continental divide frontier democratic republic
*flash cards or quizlet are recommended
3. A. Make a timeline of these events: (classwork)
1803-Louisiana Purchase
1806-Lewis and Clark Expedition
1812-War of 1812
1830- Indian Removal
1838- Trail of Tears
B. Write one paragraph about each event using 1 resource from the internet. Make sure that you cite your source after you finish your paragraph. Do not use wiki for this assignment. You may copy and paste the web address of the site that you used for each paragraph. (homework if you do not finish in class)
Social Studies:
1. Complete warm up #11 (classwork)
2. Play Jeopardy Review (classwork)
3. Study for your test tomorrow (homework)
Excellence requires hard work, focus and dedication in ALL things. Be the best student that you can be. I know you can do it!
Core Connections
1. Finish the Webquest
2. Go over your Water Quizlet Vocab.
Social Studies:
1. Complete warm up #9
2. Attempt to complete the Flocabulary assignment "Bill of Rights" (classwork)
If you are unable to complete the assignment due to technical difficulties, please go to GC and access the Bill of Rights document. Use the graphic organizer to summarize the rights protected for each of the first 10 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
3. Study for your test next Wednesday, October 27.
Core Connections
1. Finish yesterday's slide show (the map and definitions are helpful for today's work).
2. Webquest Part 1.
3. Finish Flocabulary - Irony, if you haven't already completed it.
4. Look over your Quizlet Water Flashcards.
Core Connections
1. Water usage and beneficial uses.
2. Aerial Stewardship Maps activity
PLEASE NOTE: Due to COVID lunch/need for outside lunches, students need to bring meals that do not require microwaving. This is an existing policy that we must reinforce due to supervision requirements. This policy will remain in effect until teachers can practice astral projection.
Please, pack sandwiches. Thank you.
Social Studies:
1. Warm up #7 (classwork)
2. Socratic Seminar "Do the benefits of the job of U.S. President outweigh the disadvantages?" (classwork)
3. History Alive 3 Branches of Gov Side 2 (classwork)
4. Test 1 Quarter 2 next Wednesday, October 27
Study Guide:
-America Notes 7.1, 7.2, 7.3 (Governing a New Nation)
-U.S. Gov Vocab
-Constitution worksheet
-Constitutional Compromise Video (GC)
-3 Branches of Gov worksheet/fill in the blank
Core Connections:
1. Finish the Fish Story/Fish Tale activities.
2. Do the Flocabulary for Irony.
Social Studies:
1. Complete warm up #6 (classwork)
2. Take your quiz/U.S. Gov (classwork)
3. Complete side 1 of the 3 Branches of Gov worksheet using the classroom resource "History Alive" (classwork)
4. Be prepared for the Socratic Seminar tomorrow! Which points will you argue for your "side"? SHOULD A PERSON WANT TO BECOME PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES? Why or why not?
Social Studies:
1. Complete warm ups 3 and 4 today. (classwork)
2. Watch the video about the Constitution in GC. (classwork)
3. Create a graphic organizer which lists 4 concepts from the film with context. Create one emoji for each concept explored in the film. (classwork)
Core Connections:
I've postponed journals until we get back - there are several missing assignments.
1. Please make sure you've completed Core Connections and ELA assignments.
2. Kahoot today!
Social Studies
1. Complete Warm up #2 (classwork)
2. Review the notes in GC on America Ch. 7 Sections 2 and 3 (classwork)
3. Complete the "Constitution" worksheet (classwork)
**We will have our US Gov Vocab Quiz on Tuesday, October 19th!
Core Connections:
Please double-check that you've submitted the following previous assignments:
1. Figurative Language Review (3 poems)
2. Complete the Figurative Language Review with the 3 Birds and article about Canary in the Coal Mine
3. Hero's Journey Hide & Seek Quest - trying a new Timeline Template
4. If you haven't practiced the Hero's Journey Quizlet, please review it.