Friday, January 26, 2018

Willow Weekly 1/22 to 1/26


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ELA –
We've been jotting away about our chosen books. Students completed 4 new jots this week about author's craft and analytic responses to characters, setting and plot.

Students should be finished rereading their books by Friday, February 2nd. Next week will focus on starting to formulate a companion book with chapters and long, analytic responses that show each student's individual thinking about his/her book.

Don't forget to stay updated with what's going on in ELA by visiting Ms. K's blog or follow Willow ELA's Instagram page.

Social Studies
Students began The Classical World unit this week by focusing on geography. This is the first time they have looked at a civilization that isn't a river valley and we have been examining the challenges of more difficult living circumstances. It's all about controlling the Mediterranean Sea and the crossroads of trade. On Friday, we graded the Geo Challenge for Greece and the Vocabulary Activity. There will be a vocabulary test next Friday.

Next week we will start examining the different governments that developed in Greece - including the differences between a democracy and republic.
Lisa Pettid – pettid.lisa@wgmail.org
314-918-4602


Math- 

Algebra- Started chapter 8 on polynomials


7th grade math-  We finished our unit on ratios and proportions. We will be testing next week!! They will get their study guides on Monday please make sure your child is studying. This will be their first summative grade this semester!

Ashley Porter 
porter.ashley@wgmail.org


Science
This week in science students finished up their microscope activities.  They had a formative assessment on parts of a microscope and their functions Wednesday.  Thursday and Friday were spent researching diseases caused by viruses and bacteria as an introduction to our upcoming healthy teen project.

Next week we will finish our Goal 1 and 2 study of cells with a summative activity relating cell organelle functions to the functions of other systems.

geringer.matt@wgmail.org

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