Our 7th grade math class
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Our 7th grade math class has three levels of math: algebra, pre-algebra, and 7th grade math. Students take tests and quizzes, work on projects occasionally, take notes daily which are reviewed before tests, and do math stations and homework assignments for review and practice. The class is 1 hour and 10 minutes long each day.
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Girls and boys follow a typical school day routine. They wake up in the morning, get dressed, eat breakfast, make their lunch, and go to school by carpool. At school, they get books from their lockers, attend their first few classes, have flex time and lunch recess, and then more classes including science. After school, some students have sports while others go home, do homework, eat a snack, and dinner. To finish their day, all students shower, watch a bit of TV, read, and then go to bed.
Community Service
The document summarizes several community service projects undertaken by a 7th grade class. It describes projects with Stop Hunger Now where students packaged over 10,000 meals for those in need. It also discusses a project with Heifer International where students raised money to donate animals to provide long-term food sources. Additionally, it outlines a gleaning project where students picked extra crops from fields to donate to a local food bank.
Language Arts Group 8
Group 8 at Magellan Charter School is taking a 7th grade Language Arts class taught by Mrs. Gallagher. The class focuses on parts of speech, persuasive essays, poems, and reading projects. The classroom has posters about writing, parts of speech, and composition features, as well as a map showing where books studied are located. Students keep organized notebooks of all their writing for checks.
The 7th grade math class
Our 7th grade math class has three levels of math: algebra, pre-algebra, and 7th grade math. Students take tests and quizzes, work on projects occasionally, take notes daily which are reviewed before tests, and participate in math stations and games for review. Homework includes textbook pages, review sheets, studying, and online review websites.
7th grade math class
Our 7th grade math class has three levels of math: algebra, pre-algebra, and 7th grade math. Students take tests and quizzes, work on projects occasionally, take notes daily which are reviewed before tests, and do math stations and homework assignments to practice and review for assessments. The class is 1 hour and 10 minutes long each day.
Language Arts Group 8
Group 8 at Magellan Charter School is taking a 7th grade Language Arts class taught by Mrs. Gallagher. The class focuses on parts of speech, persuasive essays, poems, and reading projects. The classroom has posters about writing, parts of speech, and composition features, as well as a map showing where books studied are located. Students keep organized notebooks of all their writing for checks.
Group5 grant, hannah, and katherine (social studies)
Our social studies class participates in charitable organizations like Stop Hunger Now, which provides meals in other countries, and gleaning, which collects leftover crops. The class also takes field trips related to the cultures they study, such as visiting a Japanese restaurant to learn cooking and a pagoda garden to experience the architecture. Guest speakers like ones from Australia and China visit to discuss their home countries.
Group 6 science
Our 7th Grade Science Class Group 6 learns through a variety of methods like labs, videos, readings, and notes during their hour and ten minute long class. They cover subjects like the human body, cells, healthful living, weather, and physics. Students participate in activities such as website scavenger hunts, labs, group projects, experiments, textbook notes, quizzes, tests, and field trips. Some of their projects include presenting on a human body system for the County Fair Day, creating skits on drugs, alcohol, and tobacco for the Healthful Living unit, and visiting Busch Gardens amusement park to learn more about physics.
The basic day
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Group 2 fieldtrips
The document discusses several field trips taken by students, including trips to Blowing Rock, Busch Gardens, and Fujisan. At Blowing Rock, the students participated in a high ropes course in the North Carolina mountains. At Busch Gardens, they learned sailing skills on an educational schooner and visited the Pagoda Gardens. They also went on the tallest ride in the park. The trip to Fujisan taught them about Japanese culture and how to use chopsticks. The field trips helped students learn new information about the world in areas like physics, paper making, Chinese dance, and different cultures.
Website detectives
This document provides guidance for students on how to evaluate websites for research. It discusses the importance of finding correct, reliable, up-to-date information from trustworthy sources. Students are instructed to examine clues such as the website name, history and topic to determine if a site is appropriate for a school assignment on the American Revolutionary War. The document also introduces copyright and fair use laws, noting that sources must be cited and limited use of copyrighted works is allowed for school assignments.
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