The Giver – Ch. 14 – 15 Quick Write Critical Response Questions
The Giver – Responses for Reflection on ch. 12-13
The Giver – Response Questions to ch. 10-11
Grade 7: Assignment is 3.6 – all questions
19.10.30 -gr-7-order-of-operations-with-decimals-3.6
Grade 8: Assignment – Mid Unit Review for Decimals and Percent – All Questions
The World Today – Ch. 1 – Notes and Questions
Today in class we are reading ch. 1 of our Social Studies textbook “The World Today: People and Places”. For a scan of the text you will need to log in to the assignmetn on Teams to view. We read ch. 1 and took notest together, then used our notes to answer the questions shown below. Students are to attach the rubric provided in class when complete.
Math for October 18 – Div. Decimals and Finding Sales Tax
Click the links below to view all assignments and video lessons for this week’s textbook based Math.
19.10.23 gr 7 – dividing decimals – 3.5
Grade 7’s are to complete all questions
Grade 8: Assignment 5.4 – complete #’s 4-13 (but you should also try the remaining questions to ensure that you have it down).
19.10.30 grade 8 math – sales tax and discount – 5.4
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Thermal Expansion – Trailer Tires mini lab
Today we are going to talk about our knowledge of thermal expansion using Mr. Ewert’s trailer tires as an example. Use the mini-lab format (shown here) to complete your hypothesis. Then, Mr. Ewert will collect to see how well you have learned the concept from last week.
Mini lab scenario:
Mr Ewert has a camper trailer. This camper trailer has tires on it that have to maintain a certain pressure. The tire pressure of these tires is 45 PPSI which stands for pounds per square inch doesn’t really matter what that means just know that the tire meter should say 45 to be correct.
Mr Ewert needs to tend to the tire pressure each spring and each fall. Your job in this mini lab is to predict does he need to put air in or let air out in fall, and, does he need to put air in or out in spring. You must also scientifically explain why.
If you paid attention to your labs last week and put in a good effort you will have sufficient knowledge to answer this question impeccably well. To help you, Mr Ewert will first review the lab from last week to make sure that you have a solid understanding.