Science:
We started with our Open Note Quiz on sections 1-3 in Chapter 11.
Then students have the rest of the period to complete their You Pick for Chapter 11.
Home Work:
The You Pick #11 is due tomorrow. 3/26/2015
Social Studies:
We started with a few notes comparing Communism vs Democracy.
Then we graded Interactive Notebooks in Class.
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/25/2015
Science:
Today in Mr. Groves class we are going to take some notes
and watch short videos of fungi then after that we are going to work on are you
pick for the rest of the class and if we do not get done with it in his class
we take it home for are home work.
Social Studies
HW: We are grading Interactive Notebooks tomorrow in Class.
Here are images of each page:
Social Studies
Today, we started our unit on the Cold War and after that we
went over the expectations for the notebook check.
Here are images of each page:
Here is a copy of the grading rubric. It is a draft.
To start class we briefly discussed the beginning of the Cold War.
We took notes off the following PowerPoint
March 25 Notes PowerPoint
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/24/2015
Social Studies
Today we took our test on Unit 8: World War II
Today we took our test on Unit 8: World War II
Science
Today we started the class off with continuing our notes from yesterday Chapter 11 Section 2: Bacteria. We
talked about good bacteria and why it is good. We watched a few videos. We took
more notes. We did an experiment.
Monday, March 23, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/23/2015
Social Studies:
Here is a copy of the PowerPoint Q and A's for the Unit 8 Study Guide.
Today, we went over a few questions on our study guide and
then we played Jeopardy.
Review Jeopardy
March 28
Science
Learning Target: I can describe the structure and function
of bacteria.
Today in class we took notes and watched videos about
bacteria then we did a chart from the text on pages 448-457.
Friday, March 20, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/20/2015
Social Studies
We will have our Test for World War II on Tuesday March 25,
Study Guide Unit 8
Today in class we watched the video “Viruses in Action” and made a “quad graph” about our prior knowledge of viruses. Then we read about bacteria out of the textbook (Page 448)
3/20/15
L.T.: I can create an illustrated timeline of World War II.
Today in class we made an illustrated timeline of World War II in
our notebooks. After we finished that, we worked on our Unit 8 study
guide. Our homework is to finish the study guide.
We will have our Test for World War II on Tuesday March 25,
Study Guide Unit 8
March 20, 2015
Science
LT (Learning Target): I can describe the structure and function of bacteria
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/19/2015
March 19, 2015
Science Class
LT (Learning Target): I can describe the structure and function of viruses
Today in class we took notes,
watched videos, and completed an illustration about the structure and function
of viruses.
A Virus>
Homework: Finish Virus Illustration (On page 444, 445 or
your own original virus) More details on the last slide of the PowerPoint
Science Homework:
Notes for Chapter 11
Section 1: Viruses
Section 2: Bacteria
Section 3: Fungi
Section 4: Parasites
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Classroom Reporter 3/18/2015
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!
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!
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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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