This week students practiced measurement and completed a lab, as well as submitted their Background research papers and hypothesis for their Science Symposium projects. The next 2 steps which are the materials and procedure are due Tuesday October 18th. The project timetable included in the informational packet has all of the original due dates for each part of the project. At times we realize students can use more time so some of these dates are occasionally extended. If these dates do not coincide with your student's class assignments, please contact that teacher directly for questions. As a reminder the final project with the board is due Wednesday November 9th which is less than a month away. All plant projects at very least need to get started this weekend to have enough growth to collect data.
Dr. Marr, Mr. Hoffman- Social Studies- Team: 7-2 & 7-3
This week students continued to explore the different native cultures throughout the United States. Next week students will conclude our study of Native and begin to learn about European Exploration and the motivations behind it.
Mrs. Behan, Mr. Kram, Mrs Vetter- English: Teams 7-1, 7-2, & 7-3
This past week, students worked on finishing their rough drafts for the literary essay based on the novels they have been reading. Students edited and revised with peers. Next week, a final, printed copy of the essay is due. This is NOT to be turned in via Google Classroom. We will also be introducing our first whole class novel next week, as well as continue working within the Themestextbook.
Mrs. McWilliams- Math- Team 7-2
The next Exam will be on Tuesday October 25th.There will be a quiz next Friday. Have a great weekend!
Mrs. Rehnback- Math- Team 7-3
Math 7R- working on addition and subtraction of rational numbers
Math 7A- working on evaluating expressions
No quiz/exam this week
