Social Studies:
We continued working on our Persuasive Essay. It is due Friday. We will have one more in class day to work on it.
Science:
We began Chapter 11 but looking at Viruses and how they work. We read pages 441-446 in the textbook and created a visual mind map of the section.
We looked at our results of the Chapter 10 test. Most students did very well!
Showing posts with label social studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social studies. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/17/2015
Social Studies: We had laptops in the classroom and began typing our Persuasive Essays. Students had the entire class period to work on the assignments. They will again have class time tomorrow 3/18 to work on them. Then, they will have to complete at home. Due Weds with Friday being the "grace period"
Collected students' signed Progress Reports at start of class.
Science: We had our test on Chapter 10 and received instant feedback via GradeCam.
Today, we continued working on our persuasive essay
research.
Collected students' signed Progress Reports at start of class.
Science: We had our test on Chapter 10 and received instant feedback via GradeCam.
Labels:
2014-2015,
8th grade,
persuasive essay,
science,
social studies
Friday, March 13, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/13/2015
Social Studies:
Science:
Today, we completed the majority of us completed the
assignment Mr. Grove gave us comparing viewpoints on the dropping of the Atomic Bomb. After that we started working on
our persuasive essay.
Science:
3-13-15
We started working on the study guide and we will have the
test Tuesday.
- Homework
Labels:
8th grade,
atomic bomb,
controversy,
Japan,
science,
social studies
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/12/2015
Social Studies:
Today, Mr. Grove showed us several primary sources
about the dropping of the Atom Bomb. We discussed why each Primary Source used different reasons for dropping the bomb.
3/12/15 THE PACIFIC THEATER
LT: How did strong leadership lead to victory in the Pacific?
We are taking notes on the Pacific theater talking about the war in the Pacific from PowerPoint.
Science:
Science
LT (Learning Target): I will describe how scientists
use fossil and rock evidence to create Earth’s geological timescale.
Today in class we took notes Chapter 10 Section 5 about the ancient
geological time periods and watched videos about the mass extinctions in
history.
Labels:
8th grade,
atomic bomb,
primary sources,
science,
social studies
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/10/2015
Science:
March 10th 2015
Science class
Learning target: I will demonstrate my knowledge of fossils,
rock layers, and ice cores
You Pick Assignment for chapter 10 due today!
Today in class we took notes Chapter 10 Section 4 about plate tectonics, the
formation of earth, and the first life forms. Then we graded the quiz that we
took yesterday.
Social Studies:
Today, we talked about the Holocaust and watched “Night and
Fog” which is a movie that used footage from the Holocaust. After we
watched the movie we had a brief discussion.
Night and Fog 1955
Labels:
8th grade,
formation,
forms of life,
fossils,
Holocaust,
ice cores,
plate tectonics,
rock layers,
science,
social studies
Monday, March 9, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/9/2015
Science:
2-9-2015
L.T.: I can describe how fossils, rocks, and ice cores
are interpreted by scientist.
We started off class today with an
E.O.G. review, then took an open note quiz. After we finished the quiz,
we spent the rest of class working on our You Pick.
Homework: Finish You Pick #10, due tomorrow.
Social Studies
Today, we talked about WWII and took notes on the guided
notes handout Mr. Grove gave us on Friday. After that we took a
quiz. Last we officially started our WWII propaganda poster project.
Homework: Please complete your WWII Propaganda Poster.
Labels:
8th grade,
fossils,
ice core,
propaganda,
rocks,
science,
social studies,
World War II
Friday, March 6, 2015
Classroom Reporter 2/6/2015
Social Studies:
Triumph of the Will - Pro-Nazi Propaganda
Donald Duck - Anti- Nazi Propaganda
Propaganda Posters Information
Science:
Today, we looked at More WWII propaganda including 2
films. We also got another handout for guided notes. At the end of
class we received a project about creating our own WWII propaganda.
Short Clips watched today in class:Triumph of the Will - Pro-Nazi Propaganda
Donald Duck - Anti- Nazi Propaganda
Propaganda Posters Information
Science:
March 6, 2015
Today in Mr. Grove's class we talked about dating…carbon
dating that is, and we took notes for the first half of class. Chapter 10 Section 3
For the second half we worked on our U-pick, that will be
due on Tuesday march 10…or Wednesday march 11.
Don’t forget, we have a field trip on march 11.
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Classroom Report 3/5/2015
Social Studies:
3/5/2015
Today, we talked about the similarities and differences
between 9/11 and the attacks on Pearl Harbor. After that we went over the
review questions on our tests. Then we completed our guided notes.
We ended by looking at Anti-Japanese propaganda from WWII.
Another Presentation we viewed and discussed:
Anti-Japanese Internment Propaganda PowerPoint
Science:
March 5, 2015
Today in Mr. Groves class we started off with four
volunteers from the class showing the age of fossils by doing youngest to
oldest. The learning target was: I can describe how fossils, rocks,
and ice cores are interpreted by scientists. We also learned that any fossil(s)
that are deep in the ground then they are the oldest fossils and if the fossils
are close to the surface then it will be the youngest.
Labels:
8th grade,
9/11,
Anti- Japanese,
fossils,
ice cores,
Law of Superposition,
pearl harbor,
propaganda,
rocks,
science,
social studies,
WW II
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/4/2015
Classroom Reporter 3/4/2015
Today, We talked about how America entered World War 2 and
we took notes on a handout that Mr. Grove gave us. After we took some
notes we drew the flags of the countries involved in the war.
Science Notes for Chapter 10
Classroom Report 3/3/2015
Today in Social Studies we started with a KWL chart for
World War II and the Cold War, we began notes discussing the background
of the how nationalism led to the rise of dictators in Germany, Italy and
Russia.
Science: We presented our dinosaur skeleton projects. We
began an activity graphing radioactive data.
Science Project Fair tonight- See you there!
Labels:
8th grade,
allies,
America,
axis,
chapter 10,
cold war,
Dinosaur skeleton,
flag,
radioactive,
science,
social studies,
WW II
Monday, March 2, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/2/2015
Science:
Today in science we worked on The Mystery Fossil Bones Activity with a partner. It is an in class activity, you cannot do it at home.
HOMEWORK:
Finish Science Project and bring it to school tomorrow March 3, 2015
Look back over the blog for the Grading Rubric and expectations.
Social Studies
Today we took our test on Unit 7: Emerging America. Mr. Grove graded it using GradeCam and we could look over incorrect answers.
MARCH 3
COME JOIN THE EXCITEMENT
At Northview
Middle School
Student
v. Staff Basketball Game… Featuring
The Northview Hardwood Hawks
&
Watch Dogs Training & Pizza
Dinner
&
Academic Excellence Fair
2:20 - 4:00 Students with pre-purchased $3.00 ticket
stay
after school for
music & fun!
(Tickets sold during
lunch periods 2/27 & 3/2)
3:30 Concessions Open
4:00 – 5:30 8th
grade Student v. Staff Basketball Game
Hardwood
Hawks will
be featured during the
game.
5:30 – 6:45 Watch Dogs Training & Pizza Dinner
(Media Center
with Mr. Cornwell) Dads,
uncles,
male mentors are
needed! Minimal time commitment is needed throughout the school year. We need your presence and
support for
our Northview students.
5:30 - 7:30 Academic Excellence Fair
6th/
Math Project 7th / Cultural Project
8th / Science Project
Showcasing of student projects! Every Northview student will have a project displayed on
the grade level hallway.
Labels:
8th grade,
Academic Excellence Fair,
fossils,
science,
science project,
social studies,
test,
Unit 7
Friday, February 27, 2015
Classroom Reporter 2/27/2015
After another snow day we are back to school! (after a 3 hour delay :)
Social Studies
Mr. Grove checked your Unit 7: WWI and the Great Depression Study Guide.
Mr. Grove also collected Progress Reports
We went over the answers to the Study Guide by reviewing this powerpoint.
Here is a good review Jeopardy game.
Science:
-
Social Studies
Mr. Grove checked your Unit 7: WWI and the Great Depression Study Guide.
Mr. Grove also collected Progress Reports
We went over the answers to the Study Guide by reviewing this powerpoint.
Here is a good review Jeopardy game.
Science:
In Mr. Grove's Science Class today we wrote down what we have
done on are science project and what we have not done.
We turned in are
progress reports.
Then some of the students shared their project progress. What they have and have not completed!
Remember the Science Project is DUE Tuesday!
Please join us for our Academic Excellent Fair on March 3 from 5.30-7.30
-
Labels:
8th grade,
Jeopardy,
science,
science project,
social studies,
Unit 7. review
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Classroom Reporter 2/25/2015
Social Studies:
2/25/15
We are back from a snow day!
LT: why did world war 2 end the great depression?
~We took notes and we took a vocabulary quiz
~progress reports go out today
HW-study guide unit 7 due next school day, get progress
report sign!
Science:
Today we talked about the Science project and the 8th field
trip on 3|11|15
We are doing a
activity on fossils with Play Dough
Labels:
8th grade,
fossils,
science,
science project,
social studies,
study guide,
Unit 7
Monday, February 23, 2015
Classroom Reporter 2/23/15
Social Studies:
• Social security- provides pension for the elderly, unemployment and disability benefits, directly affects more Americans than any other federal program in history.
• Increased government involvement /regulation in the economy
• New deal brings labor unions and blue collar workers (especially immigrants) and African Americans into the democratic party
• Increased federal spending on social welfare programs
• Role of the federal government expands
LT: I can define Social Security and explain its importance during the Great Depression.
After you write the LT, review your notes from the last few days, we are going to have an open-note quiz towards the end of class.
A few notes today.
HW:
Vocabulary Quiz Tues.
Study Guide Due Weds
Test on Thursday
• Social security- provides pension for the elderly, unemployment and disability benefits, directly affects more Americans than any other federal program in history.
• Increased government involvement /regulation in the economy
• New deal brings labor unions and blue collar workers (especially immigrants) and African Americans into the democratic party
• Increased federal spending on social welfare programs
• Role of the federal government expands
Science:
From D: Today in Mr. Groves class we took the rest of are notes then read out of the textbook, then answered the questions for that section.
Labels:
8th grade,
Great Depression,
science,
Social Security,
social studies
Friday, February 20, 2015
Classroom Reporter 2/20/2015
Science
Chapter 10, Section 1
Fossils and Ice caps
LT: I can describe how fossils, rocks and ice caps are
interpreted by scientists.
Today in science class we took notes on fossils. We learned about the
different types and how scientists can use them to interpret things of the past
(how old they are, where they came from, etc.) We also watched a couple
of videos, one on the process of how fossils are formed and one of the ice man.
Social Studies
The New Deal (continued from yesterday)
LT: I can explain how the New Deal changed America.
Today we completed our notes on the New Deal. Then we wrote 1 multiple
choice question for Unit 7 as our TOTD. (ticket out the door)
Thursday, February 19, 2015
February 19, 2015 Classroom Reporter
3 Hour Delay Schedule
Science:
Science:
2-19-15
Journal #9 the Eras of my life shared - before school,
elementary school, middle school.
Social Studies:
Today we….
LT: I can explain how the New Deal changed America.
Looked over the answers to the America The Story of Us, then
took notes of the election of 1929. We discussed President Hoover and his lack
of effort to address the Great Depression in its early stages.
We then discussed the election of 1932 President
Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat)
Monday, February 16, 2015
Classroom Report Feb 16, 2015
Monday Feb. 16, 2015
Science: Today in Mr. Grove's class when we walked we did 4 EOG review questions.
Then we went over our science projects, to correct any issues that may have
been wrong with them. 2 Weeks until Science projects are due!!!! Most of the class was
dedicated to our science projects. We shared good news, and had an interesting
conversation on selfie sticks, and the social media "Like" button.
Social Studies: Handed back Interactive Notebook Check Sheets and finished America the Story of US.
2 Hour Early Dismissal due to coming Snow!
Friday Feb 13, 2015
Science Notes:
Today in Science Class, we took a test Chapter 9 and used GradeCam to
check our answers and get our grades immediately.
Social Studies Notes:
Today in Social Studies Class, we checked our Interactive
Notebooks for everything we need to have in it for our Notebook Check. We had
our Notebook Check. We got back our “Unit 7: Emerging Activity: Primary
Source Activity: What really caused the Wall Street crash of 1929?”. We
went over that paper.
Labels:
8th grade,
Chapter 9,
notebook check,
science,
social studies,
test,
Wall Street Crash
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Classroom Reporter 2/12/2015
Science
Feb. 12, 2015
Today people who wanted to present their YouPick presented
it.
We went over our journal entry for our 8th journal
entry. Journal entry is on a loose leaf piece of paper.
Chapter 9 study guide was also distributed (DUE FRIDAY).
Science test for chapter 9
is tomorrow! STUDY!
Social Studies 2/12/15
Today we went over our notebook and made sure we had what we
need
Homework: Notebook Check #7 on Friday/tomorrow
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Classroom Report Feb 11
Science:
L.T.: I will describe how
humans use resources from the ocean and how humans impact the ocean.
Today in class, we took notes about how humans affect the ocean. We
also watched a video on the oil
spill in the Gulf of Mexico. After that we graded our quizzes from
yesterday and worked on our You Pick.
Our homework was to finish the You
Pick.
Test Friday on Chapter 9
Social Studies:
LT:I can explain how did the society of the great depression
affect people’s financial choices
Today we presented our group work and saw how peoples life
changed
Every group did well on their presentation
By: LT
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Classroom Reporter 2/10/2015
Science Class 2/10/15
-Today we finished notes on chapter 9, section 4
-We reviewed expectations of our science project
-We watched a video inside the Powerpoint
-We took an Open Note Quiz on Chapter 9 Sections 1-4
-We had the rest of class for (you pick) assignment
Homework: Chapter 9 You-Pick due on Thursday Link Here
Chapter 9 Test on Friday
Social Studies:
LT: I can explain how did the scarcity of the great
depression affect people’s financial choices
In class today we finished the family budget activity, which
included the chart and discussed the 5 questions with our families/group
and wrote them down in our interactive notebook. We also started on the ripple
chart we did it as a group as well. The families/groups are presenting them
tomorrow in class.
Review Questions:
To complete for Homework (4th Period)
1. What changes did your families make?
2. Did your quality of life (or standard of
living) change?
3. Which changes were greater - changes in income
or changes in expenditures?
–Income-
Money you get
–Expenditures: Money you spend.
–Expenditures: Money you spend.
4. Over which did you feel you had more control -
income or expenditure? Why?
5. If your families are representative, what
has happened to the overall level of income in Butcherville? the overall level of expenditure?
Labels:
8th grade,
Chapter 9,
family budget activity,
Quiz,
science,
social studies
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