Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Day 10 September 15th

Good day to all!

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HOMEROOM

Today in homeroom with great attendance by the way, we expanded on our inspirational Mt. Rushmore. Each 7th grader hosted a break out room, 8th graders interviewed those 7th graders.  The details of the assignment are shown below.

BREAKOUT ROOM TASK

Hello 7th and 8th Graders 

This week we are building in ways to get to know each other better.  It is difficult in online format to meet people your age and make connections like you would if you were at school in person. 

Today we will get into the things that you care about, inspired you and generate interests you might not otherwise have thought about. 

 

We will conduct breakout rooms today (Tuesday September 15) and on Thursday September 17.  Today 8th graders will choose 3 breakout rooms.  In each room you will join in with possibly other 8th graders and ask the 7th graders hosting the breakout rooms.  Who is on their inspiration Mr. Rushmore and ask the host about 1 of their Mt. Rushmore you are curious about and why that person inspires them. 

We will keep the breakout rooms open for 40 minutes.  It might take some time getting used to knowing how to do this, so I added 10 minutes to adjust.  Try to spend no more than 10 minutes in each of the breakout rooms you choose. 

8th graders:  From the 3 breakout rooms you will: 

1) Write the names of the 3 hosting students you went to and the name of the breakout rooms. 

2) Choose one of the host students and one of their Mt. Rushmore people they talked about.  Report what that 7th grade host said on why that person is inspiring to them.  I suggest taking notes on your meetings with those students.  Act is if you are a reporter learning about a new story. 

3) From the 3 breakout rooms you went to, pick one of the Mt. Rushmore people you know little or nothing about.  Conduct your own research about one of those people that interest you and report 3 things about them that would likely be inspiring to people.   

4) Tell us what research source you used to find out about the person you choose. 

This will be your homeroom assignment for the week.  Post your results in Unified Classroom.  If you do not have access to Unified/Powerschool to do this, let your homeroom teacher know. 

7th Graders send your work to Mr. Lew 

8th Graders send your work to Ms. Beyer 

 

On Thursday, the roles will switch.  8th graders will host the breakout room and the 7th graders will be asking questions.   

 

 

 

 

Hosts for Tuesday and their inspirational Mt. Rushmore picks 

P.H.

1) Harry Styles 

2) Ariana Grande 

3) Barack Obama 

4) Michelle Obama 

 

A.M.

1) Leonardo da Vinci 

2) Sensei Jon Davis 

3) Vincent van Gogh 

4) Pablo Picasso 

 

K.R.

1) Barack Obama 

2) Rosa Parks 

3) George Floyd 

4) Martin Luther King Jr. 

 

M.S.

1) Barack Obama 

2) Ellen DeGeneres 

3) Trevor Noah 

4) Brie Larson 

 

P.H.

1)  Martin Luther King Jr.      2)  Michelle Obama   3) Harriet Tubman   4)   Joe Biden 


Great job 7th grade on hosting your breakout rooms. 


SCIENCE for 7th and 8th grade


We discussed use of this blog and how it can help you particularly concepts from last class.

We want to make sure you have access to Moby Max, Big History Project and later on Edgenuity when the curriculum there matches what we are learning.

So today: you should make sure you can log into Moby Max.  I sent you the username and password in Unified Messages. 

You should check your new assignments for Science and join the class in the Big History Project.

As long as you can do that, you will ready for Friday.

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