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We will use Holt Physical Science Book, and students will be expected to read and answer questions found in this book each week at home. Class time will be spent almost entirely on lab activities, review of complicated concepts, and exams. In addition, students will be assigned one project (such as a model or written report) and one presentation each semester. Regular attendance, internet access, and the ability to work at home in a textbook is what is needed to succeed in this class!  \nMath 7  \nThis is a continuation of Math 6 , using Glencoe Math Course 2 curriculum. Students will be introduced to prior learned and new math content including: Semester 1 : Ratios and Proportional Reasoning, Percents, Integers, Intro to Rational Numbers  \nSemester 2: Rational Numbers, Algebraic Expressions, Equations and Inequalities, Geometric Figures, and Intro to Probability.  \nWriting Task (FREE!) M-Th  \nWelcome developing writers. This class is a ton of fun and plenty of daily work. We start each class by visiting with each other a bit. When we have time a chapter book is read aloud. Last year we read The Giver and Gathering Blue both by Lois Lowry. We will read something equally thought provoking and fascinating next year. We explore key vocabulary words taken from the read-aloud book and also identify parts of speech. Two benefits of taking this class and completing all assignments on the schedule will be an opportunity to give and receive peer feedback on your writing and to practice the kind of writing that is required of you at the end of the year when you take state-mandated CAASPP Tests.  \nEach essay assignment begins by reading several literary or nonfiction passages and often includes audio or video as well. You will take typed notes on provided sources ( doodle or sketch notes welcome as well ) and use prewriting strategies such as creating outlines to plan each essay or narrative. Each day you will add just a bit to your work until it is complete. The writing process will be used all along the way including revising, editing, and self-evaluation using a rubric. In addition, you will practice different writing genres such as literary analysis, persuasive, informative, argumentative, poetry, creative writing and narrative writing.  \nSign up for this class with the agreement to attend four hours and forty minutes of zoom class weekly and spend additional time independently each day if you are not able to complete assignments in class. Fridays will be spent catching up on weekly assignments independently. Students working below reading and writing grade level can use voice-to-text tools to support developing typing skills as well as ttsreader.com to listen to all assigned passages and written directions. Some students benefit from additional support and tutoring for this class. All students benefit from the involvement of their parents. Parents are encouraged to ask to see work rather than getting verbal confirmation that work is done. Students benefit from parents who read their work and cheer them on, offering just one or two small suggestions per final draft.  \nMS Life Science  \nThis middle school class is designed for 7th graders to build on what they learned in Earth Science and will use the FOSS science curriculum developed by the Lawrence Hall of Science at UC Berkeley and is in alignment with the Next Generation Science Standards. Students will use their in person, on campus time to complete hands-on science investigations and will be assigned reading and writing Tasks as homework assignments.  \nMath 6  \nStudents will meet twice weekly for 70 minutes. Students will listen to lectures, complete classwork and homework. 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