Social Studies:
Took notes p96 The Discriminant
Social Studies:
Core Connections:
We're continuing our bird sculptures today. Please bring a cereal box on Monday.
Social Studies:
1. Completing the "Enrichment Cluster Planning Guide" 1-6(classwork)
2. Investigations on topic added to a shared google doc (classwork)
3. Review for your test next Wednesday using the study guide which was posted yesterday (homework)
*Reminder: Your enrichment cluster investigations will lead to the creation of a product or service which will be presented to an audience. More info to come in the following days.
ELA:
1. Journal Prompt on google classroom
2. Discussion Chapter 2 of Animal Farm
3. Animal Farm Chapter 2 Vocabulary Activity - on google classroom
4. Animal Farm Chapter 2 Interference Questions - on google classroom
5. Animal Farm Chapter 2 Character Analysis - on google classroom
Science
1 - Warm Up (in GC slideshow for today)
2 - Review for quiz. See today's slideshow for help.
3 - Study! Quiz tomorrow on cell processes and microbes. See study material posted in Google Classroom.
Core Connections:
Please read through the expectations and activity explanation today for working on our clay sculpture.
You will need to be on task and mature in order to participate.
ELA
1. Journal prompt on google classroom
2. Finish both Animal Farm worksheets for chapter 1 from yesterday on google classroom
3. Animal Farm chapter 1 class discussion
4. Read Animal Farm chapter 2 as a class
Social Studies:
1. Warm up #20 (last one of the quarter). PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU HAVE 10 DAYS TO GET YOUR WARM UP DOC READY FOR SUBMISSION. It is a project grade!!
2. Watch the Civil War video in GC and play the vocab game. (classwork)
3. Pick your enrichment cluster group and topic. Fill out the planning guide and get started on your INVESTIGATION! (classwork/homework)
STUDY GUIDE (CIVIL WAR TEST on MARCH 2)
Unit vocab
America Ch. 15 reading
15.1 notes, 15.2 notes, 15.3 Powerpoint, 15.4 Powerpoint, 15.5 notes
ATSOU #5 Civil War
Emancipation Proclamation Video and questions
Gettysburg Address: Language of Lincoln and Multiple Choice Questions/"The Address"
Core Connections:
1. Finish yesterday's work.
2. David Sibley is the (nice) Audubon artist of our time. Please read this. https://www.audubon.org/magazine/summer-2020/learn-draw-birds-david-sibley
3. Color the Saltmarsh Sparrow - Make it REALISTIC and Accurate. (Turn in today!)
4. Using the video guide, draw a Black-Capped Chickadee. Turn in on the back side of the sparrow sheet.
5. Beaks and Feet Game. http://www.audubonadventures.org/beaksandfeet/index.html
Thursday we'll do clay sculptures. Friday we'll begin painting. If you have your t-shirts/smock and cereal boxes by Friday, that would be great!
Math:
1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th: Practice Solving Systems by Graphing (classwork)
IXL CC2 (65 smartscore or 20 active minutes)
3rd: Finished INB p94 examples 6&7
Practice Solve by Factoring (matching activity; classwork)
IXL BB8 (85 smartscore or 20 active minutes)
Science:
Social Studies
1. Warm up #19 (classwork)
2. Review your responses to yesterday's reading in GC (classwork)
3. Watch the conclusion of "The Address" by Ken Burns (classwork)
4. Answer the multiple choice questions 8-14 on the Gettysburg Address (classwork)
5. Review your unit vocab and Civil War unit notes. Test coming next Wednesday, March 2nd! (homework)
Science
1 - Warm Up (classwork)
2 - Which Microbe Are You? (quiz link and question in GC)
3 - Read and annotate the Human Microbiome article. Use this article to answer the questions posted in GC.
4 - Study! Quiz Friday on photosynthesis, cellular respiration, and microbes. Use the Review Material posted in GC for you.
Core Connections:
1. Complete the Great Backyard Bird Count Follow Up. It is a series of activities in Google Slides.
2. Our next project will be a series of potentially messy art-related activities. Please try to find the following and bring in::
a. Oversized, old t-shirt that you can use like a smock
b. Cereal Box
c. Shoe Box
Social Studies:
1. "The Address" by Ken Burns (classwork)
*If you are at home, find a video about the Gettysburg Address and watch it.
2. Complete 1-7 on the back of the handout that I gave you which has the Gettysburg Address on side 1 (classwork)
Science:
1 - Complete today's Warm Up if you were not in class today.
2 - Work on your Bacteria Lab Report. Follow the directions posted in GC with the assignment. By the end of the day, you should be able to view the class data from all 5 classes. Stay tuned for the due date on this assignment. We may view your plates again next week when you return.
Core Connections
Today's assignment include:
1. Watching a short clip about the Great Backyard Bird Count, which we will be doing on on virtual day next Monday.
2. Listening or reading the podcast from Deja Perkins, who started the international movement of Black Birders Week.
3. Using internet resources to compile a background on a bird that is specific to North Carolina. The Google Doc contains 10 quick research points to better understand birds. Don't forget to look at the GC stream for additional links and resources.
ELA
1. Journal Prompt posted on google classroom
2. Animal Farm Pre - Read Vocabulary on google classroom
3. Begin Propaganda Animal Farm Pre - Read Notes - if you are absent today please email me to have me send you these notes
Science
1 - Complete today's Warm Up if you were not in class for any reason.
2 - Write the Purpose, Predictions, and Procedure sections of today's Bacteria Lab. We will use this tomorrow when we view your plates. If you missed class today, please review today's slideshow so that you know what we did in class for this lab.
Core Connections:
1. Complete the reading activity for Christian Cooper's It's a Bird. There is a Google Form that goes with this graphic novel.
2. Dr. Drew Lanham: There is a short video and some information about Dr. Lanham that goes with a Google Form for this, too.
3. Please check for any missing work.
Social Studies:
1. Adam Gault Studios Video: Gettysburg Address (classwork)
2. Define the language of Lincoln (classwork)
Word list: four score, testing, prosper, unfinished work, conceived, task, honored, dedicated, perish, under God, devotion, liberty, hallow, detract
3. Read the Gettysburg Address and plug in definitions which match the context of the speech (classwork and homework) . If you are working at home, please find a copy online.
4. Review your new unit vocab/Quizlet (homework)
Science:
1 - Complete today's Warm Up (classwork).
2 - Complete the Roles of Bacteria notes using today's slideshow, if you were not in class.
3 - Finish the Microbe of the Month nomination assignment (in GC) if you did not finish in class today.
Math:
Core Connections
We have a few options today. Each class may have a different opportunity. Please check Google Classroom for your specific assignments.
1. Darwin's Finches Video with Questions in a Google form. These questions will be score for correctness.
2. Bird Bingo: An outside birding adventure - IF students are able to focus and safely do so.
3. Birding Basics SlideShow. An intro to the basics of identifying birds using Cornell's Merlin Bird ID.
ELA
1. Finish spoken word poem. These should be finished by the beginning of class on Monday and ready to turn in on google classroom.
2. Practice performing the spoken word for your presentation on Monday
Science
1 - Finish your Warm Up and submit this if you did not submit during class today.
2 - Complete the Bacteria Basics notes (in GC) using today's slideshow (posted in GC).
3 - Watch the Multiplication Song to see how quickly bacteria divide. If you were present in class today, you saw this during class.
Social Studies:
1. Warm up#17 (classwork)
2. Review the 15.4 slide show in GC (classwork)
3. Submit your Pt. 3 Constitution Project in GC. Do not share it with me! (classwork)
4. Read America Ch. 15 section 5 p. 533-535 (classwork)
Math:
1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th: Test Tuesday (Homework from Thursday 2/10 was a review); will review more in class Monday
3rd: cpmplete8th grade IXL F1, F3, F4, F7, F10 to 85 smartscore
Social Studies:
1. Warm up # 15 (classwork)
2. Review the America 15.3 Slideshow in GC. Take notes as you go (classwork)
3. Watch the Emancipation Proclamation video in GC. Take notes as you go (classwork)
4. Using a piece of notebook paper, answer the Emancipation Proclamation questions in GC. Turn in your paper when you are finished. The video is only 4 minutes long. There are 5 questions. (classwork)
5. Review your new unit vocabulary using Quizlet (classwork and homework)
Core Connections
1. Make sure you update, revise, and resubmit the slides you've completed. I am looking closely at the summary statement for each of the 6 people that demonstrate an understanding of how the person contributed to birding and environmental justice.
Science:
Today we made a model of a virus in class. There is nothing to complete for homework. If you were absent, please view today's slideshow and answer your Warm Up questions for today.
Math:
Social Studies:
1. Warm up #14 (classwork)
2. Finish ATSOU #5 "Civil War" (classwork)
3. Discuss Interesting, Important and Confusing points from the documentary (classwork)
4. Review the notes from last night's reading (15.2 America Book) (classwork)
5. Read in the America book Ch. 15 section 3 p.524-527 (homework)
ELA
1. Finish the What I Learned section on the Poetry KWL chart
2. Complete the Poetry Spoken Word Brainstorm
3. If you are not here today and need access to notes and have not reached out to me please do!
Science
1 - Notes on Viruses (classwork). If you are absent, please complete the notes (in GC) using today's slideshow (in GC).
2 - Complete the Video, Vocab Cards, and Vocab Game portions of the Flocabulary - Viruses assignment. This is assigned to you in GC.
Core Connections
1. Finish the Birder slides from yesterday.
2. Complete the Bird Nest Cam activity with the Google Form.
Core Connections:
This week, you've been working on two things that are due on Friday, 2/4/2022. (That's tomorrow).
1. Social Studies: Part 3 of the Legacy of the Constitution. This will be turned in to Mrs. Harris.
2. Water Poster Contest: Slow the Flow - Save H2O. This will be turned into me.
3. Please also complete the official, short Google Form for today that is posted in GC. It serves as a check-in for us and a classwork grade for you.
See you soon!
Ms. Sauer
Social Studies:
1. Define your new unit vocabulary "Civil War" by creating a quizlet game (classwork). The new words are located in GC.
2. Read America Ch. 15, section 1 "A Call to Arms" p. 512 -517. Take notes as you read using bullet pts. (classwork and homework)
3. Part 3 of the Constitution project is due tomorrow!
Core Connections:
1. Today, you're wrapping up your Social Studies projects (due Friday).
2. You're also working on your Water Poster (also due Friday).Core Connection:
1. Please continue working on your Social Studies Projects. Remember, they are due Friday. You should have finished through Slide 6 yesterday.
2. Once you finish SS, please work on the Water Poster. Yes, it is a grade. For your reference, the rubric and background for the contest and the content is in your GC from yesterday. There is card stock and new art materials (markers) on the standing desk. Please return anything you borrow so that the next group may use it.