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Language Arts
Nic Hays
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This week students will begin reading literature in their fiction unit: Everyone Loves a Mystery. We will read Oranges by Gary Soto and analyze how the author makes the seemingly mundane at least somewhat exciting. Students will build on these idea as they begin the planning process for writing their own personal narrative.
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Math
Matt Carlile
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Math 8: We are continuing our Number System unit with converting fractions and decimals and pythagorean theorem. We will assess next week on block day.
Math 8 Lesson Calendar
Algebra: We are finishing with our inequality unit this week on block day with our unit test.
Algebra Lesson Calendar
Geometry: We are reviewing algebra topics this week to prepare for our readiness test on thursday
Geometry Lesson Calendar
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Science
Heather Haney
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The Electromagnetic Waves Quiz is on Tuesday, Oct. 31 and the study guide for the quiz is due Monday, Oct. 30 @ 11:59 pm. The study guide can be found on the classwork tab of google classroom.
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Social Studies
Dave Callaway
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This week we are looking at the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere and debating whether or not history “got it right.”
We will also be completing a series of Cornell Notes on the beginning of the Revolutionary War.
We will conclude our week by completing a source analysis and CER on the Battle of Lexington and Concord.
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