Thursday, February 16, 2017

Kettner - Science - 2/16/2017

What We Did Today
We took the "States of Matter" quiz.

Homework
None unless you didn't take the test on "States of Matter". The test will focus on our five labs - Conduction, Evaporation, Condensation, Melting, Freezing. Each of these labs and answers can be found in the Science Files. Review each activity and pull out the main idea for each. Double check your answers with the ones provided in Science Files. In addition to the labs, you can find a ten page reading (Chapter 2) that summarizes the labs and the concepts covered if you have any questions. The test will be a combination of drawings that you need to complete, drawings you would need to describe what is happening or label. There will also be a few multiple choice and fill in the blank question in addition to 5 short answer questions that are each related to the labs. Focus on application and examples of each of the concepts. You may bring a small index card with notes on it to help on the test. It should be hand written and you can use both sides.

Math 6

In Class
Decimal quiz

Homework
no homework
B.Y.O.D. Fri.
 

 

La Framboise - Individuals & Societies - 02/16/2017

What We Did Today
We read about a family of refugees that immigrated to the United States, got our homework assignment (immigrant interview), and watched CNN10.

Homework
Ask an immigrant the following questions:
1. Where did you immigrate from?
2. In what year did you immigrate?
3. Why did you immigrate?
4. What have been some challenges of immigrating to the United States?
5. What else would you like to share about your immigration experiences?

Bring your answers back on Wednesday, Feb. 22.  Don't wait until Tuesday night to try to get this done.  Ask your parents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, etc., if they know someone who has immigrated to the US, and see if you can arrange an interview.  It can be a phone interview, email, text, FaceTime, Skype, etc., though ideally, a face-to-face interview would be most beneficial.

Discussion Starters
Refugees; immigrant interview; homework.

Wednesday, February 15, 2017

Kettner - Science 2/16/2017

What We Did Today
We reviewed past assignments and everyday examples of changing states of matter for tomorrow's quiz.

Homework
PREPARE FOR TOMORROW'S test on "States of Matter". The test will focus on our five labs - Conduction, Evaporation, Condensation, Melting, Freezing. Each of these labs and answers can be found in the Science Files. Review each activity and pull out the main idea for each. Double check your answers with the ones provided in Science Files. In addition to the labs, you can find a ten page reading (Chapter 2) that summarizes the labs and the concepts covered if you have any questions. The test will be a combination of drawings that you need to complete, drawings you would need to describe what is happening or label. There will also be a few multiple choice and fill in the blank question in addition to 5 short answer questions that are each related to the labs. Focus on application and examples of each of the concepts. You may bring a small index card with notes on it to help on the test. It should be hand written and you can use both sides.

La Framboise - Individuals & Societies - 02/15/2017

What We Did Today
We worked in groups to discover why people migrate (push and pull factors).

Homework
None.

Discussion Starters
Why do people migrate?  Push/pull factors.

Math 6

In Class
3.5 Decimal Division- dividing out the remainder
Decimal review

Homework
WS Decimal word problems both sides
Decimal quiz Thurs

 

Stein - Math 6 Plus - 2.15.17

What We Did Today:

Students completed comparisons for the three sets of data discussed this Investigation. Since each set of data has thirty pieces, the median will be between the fifteenth and sixteenth positions each time. Go to http://norupstein.weebly.com/math-6-plus-homework-and-answers for the graphs and answers for 1.3.

Focus Question:

How do you identify and use the median? How can you compare two distributions of data using the medians?

Homework:

None.

Announcements:

Check Up 1 will be Tuesday, February 28.