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8th Grade GSS Weekly Update

Week of 4/13-4/17

8th Grade GSSWeekly UpdateWeek of 4/13-4/17

Classroom Happenings

Virtual Field Trips

During our Zoom sessions, we enjoy virtual field trips. This week, we visited the Golden Gate Bridge, the Tower of London and the Louvre.


LIVING AMENDMENTS PBL

Students will continue their work on our next PBL. The driving question is Why is it important to have a contemporary understanding of the Constitution and its amendments?


This week, students submitted their first current events article and multi-paragraph reflection related to their assigned amendment and how the news article answers the driving question.


Students submitted paragraphs D and E which explains the rights their assigned amendment gives, the year the amendment was ratified, and how the amendment benefits the citizens of our country.


Next week, students will watch the movie “Future Fright” and explain the need for the Bill of Rights. Students will identify and analyze the Bill of Rights violations in the movie. Students will begin creating an original art piece. This could be a drawing, a three dimensional piece, or a digital creation. The piece helps the student answer the driving question. Students will capture progress with a picture or video.


Optional Journal: Students had an opportunity to write about the effect Covid 19, the shelter in place order and online learning has had on their daily lives.

Upcoming Due Dates

Thursday, April 23, 2020

Viewing of the movie “Future Fright” and Question/Answer Submission


Living Amendments Original Visual Art Piece


Picture or Video Progress

Parent Resources

Weekly Tips for Managing eLearning at Home

In an eLearning environment, students will need to practice a different set of skills to complete work and not take steps backwards during a prolonged period away from school. Here are some tips that will help families and students to manage and be successful in a digital learning environment.



TIp #3 Take regular breaks. Build in breaks to the time that you have set aside for your school work. It's important to stay active and keep a regular sleep schedule during this time.

GSS Webpage

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Office Hours AND eLEARNING EXPECTATIONS

eLearning Weekly Overviews


8am-9am Monday-Friday


Expectations

Check Google Classroom daily.

Check your wgcloud email daily.

Complete and submit assignments.

Ask questions via email or daily reflections.

Make suggestions.

Contact Me

Mrs. Woodard: woodard.alka@wgmail.org
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