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The eighth grade geometry class at MJGDS middle school recently learned about flow charts, a concept the students initially found frustrating but soon mastered. Student Lily H said she was confused at first by mixing up properties, definitions, and postulates but now understands it well enough. The students, including Lily, will take a test on Friday covering the chapter, and flow chart proofs are expected to appear, though the students have prepared and plan to do well.
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1. Arthur the alligator ate an atomic apple and a aqua avocado. A black bat was batting while blowing big bubbles. A cat could cook a chocolate caramel cookie.
2. Dark deer doesn't dare to drink. Elie the elephant eats eggs. Falcons fought Fred for freedom. The guinea pig gave a great green gift. The horse has a hat.
3. Iron inflatable indigo iguanodons are in a iceberg iceboxing indoor. Jenna the jazzy jaguar jogs with Jollyranchers. Kangaroo kicked a kickbag kick kick kick. Lion loves luscious lemon lollipops. Monkey monster meets messy math.
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My la reflection
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The student reflects that fractions, decimals, and the order of operations will be important skills to remember for the future. While negative numbers were initially confusing, the student feels they have improved at converting fractions over the course of the year. They advise future students to be prepared, double check their work, respect teachers, stay organized, and avoid distractions.
Language Arts Reflection. Allie
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My Math Reflection
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This document contains links to 7 photos shared on Flickr under various Creative Commons licenses, allowing both commercial and non-commercial reuse with attribution in some cases and prohibiting commercial use in others. The photos cover a range of subjects from nature scenes to everyday objects and were uploaded by different users.
2015 Language Arts Reflection
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Danny's Language Arts Reflection
Danny discusses his favorite read-aloud book, vocabulary words, and independently read books from the year. He enjoyed Under the Egg for its mystery genre and topic of returning stolen art. His favorite independently read books were science fiction novels Legacy of the Jedi and Revan due to their characters and perspectives, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea for its underwater journey setting. Danny also discusses enjoying a research assignment on the riverine rabbit and how the daily reading/writing routine helped build skills. He views the iPad classroom positively but notes technical issues. Danny's preferred job is documentarian due to enjoying photography. He defines the classroom norms of attentive listening, mutual respect, and avoiding put-downs. Danny feels reading is
Ariel's Language Arts Reflection
In this language arts reflection, the student discusses several books and series they enjoyed reading, both independently and as a class. They particularly liked the read aloud book "Under the Egg" and completing a research assignment on the endangered Mediterranean monk seal. The student also describes their class norms of attentive listening, mutual respect, and no put downs, as well as enjoying the daily independent work time and having an iPad to complete classwork. Their favorite class job was documentarian, taking photos to document class activities. Overall, the student has found language arts to be a fun subject.
Danny's Fable
The ugly pig was kicked out of multiple forests because he was smelly and gross. He wanted a friend more than anything. After failing to earn Fox's friendship by helping on his farm and making the crops dissolve due to his smell, Pig realized he needed to change. He asked Rabbit and Fox for help on how to become clean and good smelling, but they did not know how to help him. Pig then found Worm, who agreed to help by dunking Pig in the ocean. After becoming clean, Worm promised to be Pig's friend. They celebrated by building a new house together in the forest.
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