Keep them talking!
Do you ever ask your child about his/her day and you get a one word answer? or a shrug? Use these questions to find out more about your child's day!
GT -What are your overall thoughts on Unit 2?
Health 6 -What are several things you can do to help boost your immune system?
Careers 6 - Can you explain the "7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens?"
Science 7 -What is the mass in the product of a chemical reaction when the mass of the reactants is 25 g?
Science 6 -How is energy involved in the water cycle?
Keycode 6/7 - What does the "e" in email stand for?
SS 6 - What are the physical characteristics of Ancient China that caused it to be "isolated"? Explain.
SS 7 -What was the Boston Tea Party?
Acc. Math 7 -What is unique about the equation for an undefined slope?
Math 6 -What is your favorite tool to find equivalent ratios? (Table, Double Number Line, Tape Diagram); List a ratio and then show someone how you use your tool to find an equivalent ratio.
Math 7 -How do you know if a table is proportional or non-proportional?
ELA 6 -What does CER stand for?
ELA 7 - What must you know before you can write a main idea for a text?
BAND - Which days do you plan to practice your instrument at home this week? (5 days per week - minimum of 15-20 minutes per session is expected) Also, how many of your 2nd quarter pass-offs have you done so far? (Students may show you their Band Objective Sheet. The "H" stamp shows mastery of skills.)
PE - What did you do this week to help you stay healthy?
Art 7: Which facial feature drawing was the easiest for you to draw (nose, mouth, eye), and which was the most difficult?
Stagecraft: What prop are you currently working on? What progress have you made on your project?
ELD 1- What can you find on a beach?
Select Theatre- What is the number one rule in improv?
Theatre 7- When you are hand sewing, why do you sew with the pattern on the inside?
Art 6: Tell me about your Two Point Perspective City theme.
Advanced Art: Tell me about your progress on your current project. What has been the biggest challenge so far?
Congratulations Cross-Country Runners!
We are so proud of all of our runners. Out of all our runners, we had thirty-eight students run a personal record at the conference meet on October 29th.
Our own Kaleb Fuqua (pictured here) placed 13th for the 7th/8th grade conference race.
Information about the spring track season will be coming after Thanksgiving break.
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