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Mr. Zaharko Math 7

Math
In today's class the students went over their summative assessments from units 4, 5, 6a, 6b, and 7. Tomorrow, the students should have their assesements from units 8, 9a, 9b, and 10.

The link below should be used to guide the students revision process. It should be used in addition to:
-reading class notes
-doing the workpackages
-checking online websites
-using the textbook website
-redoing all summative assessments

Students should be making best use of their Math class time and come prepared to ask questions and seek out answers.

Finalexamreview2011-2012dz.doc

Additionally, Mr. Hudson has linked all the workpackages on one of his blog posts. So students wanting new blank copies of the work packages are encouraged to find is post and download them.
Posted by Derek Zaharko on Sunday, May 27. 2012 at 15:13 in Math

Exam review

Humanities
Be advised that all of your notebook activities should have been completed during the year. If you feel some material is missing, see me for advice. In addition, the maps you were given for review will be on the exam. If you have not completed them do so now. Colored pencils would be a benefit in producing a well-organized map but are not required. Bring two pencils and eraser and sharpener. These are your responsibilites.
Posted by John Lawrence on Sunday, May 27. 2012 at 10:45 in Humanities

Kriege - English - Blocks F & H

English
Today we reviewed for the final exam. On the exam you will be writing a five-paragraph essay on the unit question, "Where is nature's place?" You will need to know how to write a complete thesis statement (remember, "subject + opinion"). You will also need to know how to use quotations in your writing. Lastly, you will of course need to review how to write a complete paragraph with a topic sentence, supporting details, and a concluding sentence. Make sure that when you plan your essay, your three body paragraphs all connect back to your thesis statement! You will be given a blank outline on the final exam, which I recommend you use, but will not affect your grade. Practice planning your essays now, and do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions :-)UsingQuotationsinYourWriting.pptx
Posted by Kim Kriege on Sunday, May 27. 2012 at 06:34 in English

World of Humanities Update!

Humanities
Explore new lands and find new secrets! Ancient India is there for you to discover! Below is an updated world map to help you find your way around. You can download a bigger copy (great for printing and exploring!) here: Large World Map

Posted by Eric Walker on Friday, May 25. 2012 at 16:31 in Humanities

Science - Simple Machines Help

Science
Dear 7th Graders,

Below is a set of notes to help you understand the key concepts of our simple machines unit. These can be used in addition to your own notes that you have made in class. Use them if they help you understand :-)

Happy reviewing!

SimpleMachinesSummary.pdf
Posted by Lyndsey Cox on Friday, May 25. 2012 at 13:54 in Science

AFL Exam


Hello Foundation 2 students,

You should know the following by now May 2012:
• Your previous levels’ work.
• To read texts related to unit 3 (shopping ) and unit 4 ( What I like to do )
• So be able to derive and conclude information even if you do not understand the whole text.
• You are not expected to understand every single word in each text you read.
• You should be able to write 90-100 words on the two themes.
• You should be able to speak for 2 minutes about the two themes.
• You should know the vocabulary words in each text of the two themes..

• You should know the following grammatical points:


 All previous grammatical points you have covered in earlier levels.
 Prepositions.
 Present tense verbs.
 Masculine and feminine pronouns and verbs
 Plural and singular of given words.
 Question words.
 Given adjectives.
 Connecting words.


Use your time wisely.
Good Luck
عطلة سعيدة ان شاء الله
Eman El- Sheikh





Hello Foundation 1 students,

You should know the following by now May 2012:
• Your previous levels’ work.
• To read texts related to unit 3 (Food ) and unit 4 ( What I like to do
• So be able to derive and conclude information even if you do not understand the whole text.
• You are not expected to understand every single word in each text you read.
• You should be able to write 50-60 words on the two themes.
• You should be able to speak for 1 minutes about the two themes.
• You should know the vocabulary words in each text of the two themes..

• You should know the following grammatical points:


 All previous grammatical points you have covered in earlier levels.
 Prepositions.
 Present tense verbs.
 Masculine and feminine pronouns and verbs
 Question words.
 Given adjectives.
 Connecting words.


Use your time wisely.
Good Luck
عطلة سعيدة ان شاء الله
Eman El- Sheikh

Posted by Eman Sheikh on Thursday, May 24. 2012 at 14:49

Mr. Zaharko Blocks 7C,D,F

Math
Today the students covered chp. 10 in their revision for the final exam.

Next class the students should have with them their previous unit summative assessements as we will be going over them during class time and highlighting certaing concepts.

The link below should be used to guide the students revision process. It should be used in addition to:
-reading class notes
-doing the workpackages
-checking online websites
-using the textbook website
-redoing all summative assessments

Students should be making best use of their Math class time and come prepared to ask questions and seek out answers.

Finalexamreview2011-2012dz.doc

Additionally, Mr. Hudson has linked all the workpackages on one of his blog posts. So students wanting new blank copies of the work packages are encouraged to find is post and download them.
Posted by Derek Zaharko on Thursday, May 24. 2012 at 13:42 in Math

Humanities - Walker - Blocks E, G, and H

Humanities
Today we got a firsthand account of life in the Roman Empire. Our movie showed us all of our research topics, and more. It helped us review and synthesize the information we had been given in all the presentations. Plus, it was fun!

Next week, we will continue our review with mapping and, time allowing, even create our own final exams! (kind of)

Homework: continue your studies. Bring your review guide to class, along with all your normal materials.
Posted by Eric Walker on Thursday, May 24. 2012 at 11:27 in Humanities

Mr. Rempel - English - All Blocks

Your seminars went great today, and you have now finished the final unit of the year!

On Sunday and Monday we will be reviewing for the final exam. Make sure you attend, because we will focus on any problems you had in the exam review packet.

Have a relaxing weekend!

Homework: finish your review packet and be ready with questions on Sunday!
Posted by Chelsey Simpkins on Thursday, May 24. 2012 at 10:33

Kriege - English - Blocks F & H

English
Block F: Today was the final day of our character driven seminar! I am very proud of all of you. You have no homework tonight! You must bring your review packet to next class in order to review for the final exam. Congratulations!

Block H: We spent the hour reviewing for your final exam. Please let me know if you have any questions!
Posted by Kim Kriege on Thursday, May 24. 2012 at 06:56 in English
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