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This document outlines the independent study assignments for 7th grade students due on May 19. It includes objectives for Math, Science, Language Arts, and World History. In Math, students will learn to label scatter plots and create box-and-whisker plots. The Science objectives cover understanding the human ear, heart function, and diseases affecting the body. Language Arts involves reading "A Christmas Carol" and analyzing character motivations. Key assignments are highlighted, along with external resources for additional study.
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7th Grade Independent Study Assignments Due March May 19 Trimester 3 Week 10 Instructor: Mrs. DarciSyfert-Busk
Math Objectives • Language Objective-Be able to label scatter plots with positive and negative correlations • Understand how to read and display data in a box and whisker plot • Create and interpret a scatter plot • www.mrssyfert.wikispaces.com • www.go.hrw.com (google….holt math online student tutorial keyword)
Lessons 11.3 11.4 PPT • www.go.hrw.com
Triple Box and Whisker Plot • Pick 3 sports teams • Pick 1 statistic to put into box and whisker plots • Create a triple box and whisker plot displaying and comparing these 3 sets of data
7th Grade Independent StudyT3 Week 10 Due: May 19TW=_______% Name____________ P.E. Math ____Ch. 11 Lesson 3-Pg. 544-546 ____Ch. 11 Lesson 4-Pg. 550-552 ____Workbook 11.3 and 11.4 ____Vocabulary Matrix Ch. 11 Terms ____Triple Box and Whisker Sport Statistics Assignment (Purple Paper) ____www.go.hrw.com Lessons 11-3 and 11-4 Parents MUST SIGN!! Parent Sign.____________ Grade__________ TW____________ dbusk@psusd.us www.mrssyfert.wikispaces.com _____PE Log 5 PE Credits Due June 1 • Grade______ • TW________ • **NO TUTORING
Housekeeping! • PE Field Credits due June 1 • Yoga? • Tutoring…8-9:30 or 1-2 • PE Today!? • Grade/Packet • History • Language Arts • Science • Math • PE • Assignment Sheet
Science • Main Objectives This Week: • (Language Objective) Explain how the human ear creates sounds • Describe the message heard in a sound gets to the brain • Review Objectives for Ch. 18 Test
The human Ear-This Week • 18.2 • Google… • How does the eye see color • www.ehow.com
How do we hear? • How stuff works
Powerpoint POINTS! • Skeletal • 1st, 2nd, 3rd Class Levers • Eye • Lens • Reproductive • Placenta-purpose • How does a baby breathe inside the Mom • Uterus • Fertilization (where, what is joined) • Implantation (where) • Path of sperm through the male reproductive system • Hearing • When you hear something what is the sounds path to the brain understanding what it hears • Muscles • What organelle you would find more of in cells to provide energy • How do they cause the bones to move • Respiratory • How oxygen gets into the blood to feed the body • Heart • Purpose of… • Aortic valve • Left Ventrical • Left Atrium • Pick 1 disease that may effect the system • Discuss in detail • Example: Diabetes or Heart Disease (Leaking Valve) • Only way to get an A or a B is to include these concepts!
Science • Assignments: • _____Read Ch. 18 Lesson 4. Take Cornell Notes. • _____Do Ch. 18 Lesson 4 Questions Pg. 409 • _____Ch. 18 Practice Test • _____Ch. 18 Assessment Questions Pg. 413 • Study for Ch. 18 Test • Benchmark May 26 • Human Body Power Point presentation Due June 10 • Grade_______ • TW_________
Language Arts • Objectives This Week: • (Language Objective) Give an oral summary of what the character “Scrooge” learned in this story • Read a play and stage directions with appropriate inflections and actions • Identify Character’s Motives • Identify and use pronouns and antecedents
A Christmas Carol-Act II Standards: • Characters Motives • Vocabulary • Pronoun Antecedents
Character Motivations T-Chart • What motivated Scrooge before the visits? • What motivated Scrooge after the visitations?
Grammar Active Voice Passive Voice Scrooge was scared by the ghost. The subject is the not the one acting. • The Ghost of Christmas Past forced Scrooge to see how terrible he had been. • The subject is the “doer” of the action.
Vocabulary Quiz Word Definition A. total emptiness B. people living in poverty C. begging ernestly D. a person who hates everyone E. kindliness F. Very heavy or bulky G. gloomy • 1. implored-_____ • 2. morose-______ • 3. destitute-_____ • 4. misanthrope-_____ • 5. void-______ • 6. ponderous-______ • 7. benevolence-______
Language Arts-T3 Week 10 ASSIGNMENTS: • ______Read “A Christmas Carol” Pg. 627-654. Do questions Pg. 654 • ______Review and Assess Pg. 655 • ______Integrated Language Pg. 656 • ______Christmas Carol Act I Take Home Test • ______Character Motivations T-Chart • ______Vocabulary Quiz • ______Selection Support Pg. 171, 172, 173, 174, 176 (Before doing the Test) • Grade_____ • TW_______
World History Main Objectives This Week: -(Language Objective) Describe what the culture of Olmecs was like -Locate Mesoamerica on a world map -Know what kind of land and climate Mesoamerican societies lived in
Explorers Jigsaw!! Answer… When did he explore? Who sponsored his explorations? Where did he explore? What were 2 main discoveries? • Cabot • Cartier • Hudson • Verrazano • Vespucci
Chapter 11-Mesoamerica • Label • United States • Mexico • Guatemala • Belize • Honduras • Nicaragua • Costa Rica • El Salvador • Panama • Columbia • Pacific Ocean • Caribbean Sea • Gulf of Mexico
Slash and Burn Agriculture • Pg. 370 • Agriculture • Corn (Maize) • Cacao
Olmecs • www.theancientweb.com • Olmec study guide • Bubble Map
History-T3 Week 10 Assignments: • _____Read Ch. 11 Lesson 1. Take Cornell Notes. • _____Ch. 11.1 Questions Pg. 371 • _____Read Ch. 11 Lesson 2. Take Cornell Notes. • _____Ch. 11.2 Questions Pg. 377 • _____Workbook 11.1/11.2 • _____Olmec Bubble Map (Beginnings/Land/Culture/Religion/Influences on Mesoamerica/Other) • _____Map (See website for labeling) • Scientist Report/Project Due June 9 • Grade_____ • TW______
Testing Conferencing • Math Ch. 10 • Phaethon Test • Turn in work
New Spelling • Pg. 12 • Gu=“gw” • Anguish • languish
Triangle Trade • Pg. 521 • Map • Columbian Exchange-the movement of living things (bananas-over, potatoes-back) • Triangular Trade- • Sugar from West Indies(caribbean) • Slave Traders go to Africa • Slaves brought to West Indies to farm sugar