Below you will find updates for our Team Legacy core courses. Hope you are enjoying the great weekend weather!
ELA:
We are nearing the end Ground Zero. Students are working on chapters 23-32 and completing the corresponding reading guide questions.
Students have received a mid-quarter grade based on their reading guides. These grades can be found in PowerSchool. If your student does not have grades, please encourage them to complete the reading guide through chapter 14 and turn it in to me for their grade.
I have attached the checklist and important dates document below. All students have received a paper copy and can find the document in the Learn folder. These assignments should be completed by the end of the day on October 10th when the Learn folder is due.
Math:
Learners are taking the Chapter 1 test on Wednesday, 10/2. Concepts covered include adding and subtracting integers with the support of a model and using proportional reasoning to solve proportions and ratios.
We will also begin Chapter 2 later in the week. Take a look at the Tools and Topics Newsletter provided by CPM to give you an overview of the next chapter's content.
The calendar of assignments and activities for the next week include:
Science:
Learners could start our new Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration unit this past week following their show project conferencing for Functions of Cells. Below are the due dates and unit plans for this new unit, located on Schoology, on the front cover of their yellow unit packets, and throughout our classroom. This unit also has the opportunity for a level 4. Details for this are within their unit packet and resources are located on Schoology!
Learning target #1 due: Tuesday, October 8th
Learning target #2 due: Tuesday, October 15th
Learning target #3 due: Monday, October 21st
Show project conferencing due: Friday, October 25th
Social Studies:
This week we will be starting our second unit, focusing on the 13 Colonies and Causes of the Revolutionary War! Students will utilize self-management skills and choose which topics most interest them as they work through our first lesson. Main topics include: The Atlantic Slave Trade, New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies, Rural vs Urban Colonial Life, and Crime + Punishment in Colonial America. Course work for each lesson will begin on Monday and be due that same Friday!
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