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Week of 2/5/18 & 2/12/18

Learning Plan

Theodore Roosevelt won the Noble Peace Prize for his ability to negotiate an end to a war between Russia and Japan.

Writing: 

Note: Make certain that all collaborative letters (France 🇫🇷 ) have been submitted and updated if applicable. 

I can generate ideas to develop a quality memoir.

Focus Task: Complete organizing you memoir thoughts and begin composing your piece.

Reminders: Your memoir must include the Headline Thinking Routine, and include at least one creed. In addition, your Generate, Sort, Connect and Elaborate will need to be attached to your final copy. 

Guiding Question to assist in your memoir development :What event has had a significant impact on your growth as a life-long learner ?

Social Studies: 

Note: Ensure that you have finished developing your Thirteen Colonies Map. (This should be a check off on your list.)

I can utilize my knowledge of historic events to connect the different perspectives in Colonial America.

Focus Task #1: Dissect the text- Wanted: A Just Right Government

Focus Task: Brain Pop —American Revolution

Focus Task #3: Make certain you have fully developed your Thirteen Colonies map. 

Guiding Question: What layers of thinking were used to complete this document ?

 

Math:

I can review specific math elements to create a deeper understanding.

Focus Task #1: Complete all Academic Race components.

Focus Task #2: Complete your S.M.G. Application Problem.

Guiding Question: What layers of thinking are you applying when addressing specific challenges ?

 

Science:

How does the Earth work as a system?

Focus Task #1: pH demonstration interactive pages (resource: pages 634-635)

Focus Task #2: Trout– What is Salvelinus fontinalis ? (Interactive Notebook Pages)

Focus Task #3: Taxonomy: What is the taxonomy of your organisms.

Focus Task #4: Describe all the components of the filter and chiller.

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5 Comments

  1. bartonmiller February 15, 2018 — Post Author

    Oysters,

    Utilizing metacognition, make a determination as to your understanding of the following terms:

    engineer, hexagon, pentagon, rectangle, square, triangle, energy, inertia, kinetic, potential, diffraction grating, electromagnetic spectrum, florescent, incandescent, prism, refract, spectrum, visible.

    Remember, knowing of the terms does not equate to understanding; assess your ability to define each of these terms.

    Sincerely,
    Mr. Miller

  2. bartonmiller February 13, 2018 — Post Author

    Oysters,

    You will be required to develop one writing piece and complete your cause and effect document before addressing your filter and pH initiatives. These longstanding concepts need to be addressed before moving to the Electromagnetic Spectrum initiative. In addition, Cignition will be replaced with Academic Race elements.

    Sincerely,
    Mr. Miller

  3. bartonmiller February 12, 2018 — Post Author

    Oysters,

    All Collaborative Writing needs to be addressed before developing your Academic Race elements. However, you are required to read pages 668-671 of you Science text to uncover a deeper understanding of electromagnetic energy. ( You can pull those pages out in order to develop interactive notebook pages.)

    Sincerely,
    Mr. Miller

  4. bartonmiller February 7, 2018 — Post Author

    Dear Oysters,

    Follow yesterday’s post with the addition of viewing the video regarding the electromagnetic spectrum.

    Sincerely,
    Mr. Miller

  5. bartonmiller February 6, 2018 — Post Author

    Dear Oysters,

    Your focus this fine day will be to complete Academic Race elements and Writing components. However, before you begin, I would ask that you view the video embedded under your Science Learning Plan. As you watch the video, simply think about the connections between the ideas found in the video and the idea of cycles.

    Sincerely,
    Mr. Miller

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