Dec
2015

Final Presentation Prep

AGENDA: (1) Proofed all slides for book project presentation, (2) Reviewed IXL record sheet and added skill N.2-3 for 7th grade (other grade levels see record sheet on iLearn)

HOMEWORK: Prepare for presentation to class

DUE DATES & UPCOMING TESTS:  

 

12/4 ~ Group Book Presentation Project

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

12/16 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

12/18 – 1/3 ~ NO SCHOOL: Winter Break

1/4 ~ School reopens

1/18 ~ NO SCHOOL: Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

1/20 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

Dec
2015

Presentation Preparation

AGENDA: (1) Received back 3rd quiz and made corrections, (2) Reviewed criteria for 7th slide which should cite references for text and any pictures used in presentation, (3) Worked with lit circle to create presentation

HOMEWORK: Work on presentation

DUE DATES & UPCOMING TESTS:  

12/3 ~ Presentation due at end of class

12/3 ~ Battle of the Books application due to Mrs. Acker in Media Center

12/4 ~ Group Book Presentation Project

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

12/16 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

12/18 – 1/3 ~ NO SCHOOL: Winter Break

1/4 ~ School reopens

1/18 ~ NO SCHOOL: Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

1/20 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

Nov
2015

Quiz Review

AGENDA: (1) Discussed elements of book presentation project, (2) Met with literature circle to assign slides for PowerPoint presentation, (3) Worked with lit circle to write review questions and answers in preparation for tomorrow’s quiz

HOMEWORK: Review final chapters for quiz

DUE DATES & UPCOMING TESTS:  

 

12/1 ~ Novel quiz #3

12/4 ~ Group Book Presentation Project

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

12/16 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

12/18 – 1/3 ~ NO SCHOOL: Winter Break

1/4 ~ School reopens

1/18 ~ NO SCHOOL: Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

1/20 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

Nov
2015

Unknown & Difficult Words

AGENDA: (1) Worked on IXL skills, (2) Brain break activity, (3) Filled in planners, (4) Wrote own interpretation of quote as journal entry, (5) Received back novel quiz from Friday and had opportunity to make corrections to improve score, (6) Continued with reading novel, (7) Met in literature circles to continue recording unknown and/or difficult words in text

HOMEWORK: (1) Continue reading novel; see bookmark for chapters, (2) Add 1 entry to the double-entry journal about character traits (should have 11 total entries), (3) Complete list of unknown/difficult words

DUE DATES & UPCOMING TESTS:  

11/24 ~ Character trait double entry journal (11 entries total)

11/24 ~ Types of conflict sheet

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

11/25-27 ~ NO SCHOOL: Thanksgiving Break

12/16 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

12/18 – 1/3 ~ NO SCHOOL: Winter Break

1/4 ~ School reopens

Nov
2015

Novel Quiz

AGENDA: (1) Filled in planner, (2) Took quiz on next set of chapters in novel, (3) Reviewed IXL record sheet and worked on incomplete skills, (4) Brain break activity, (5) Continued work in literature circles

HOMEWORK: (1) Continue reading novel; see bookmark for chapters, (2) Add 1 entry to the double-entry journal about character traits (should have 9 total entries)

DUE DATES & UPCOMING TESTS:  

11/24 ~ Character trait double entry journal (11 entries total)

11/24 ~ Types of conflict sheet

 

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

11/25-27 ~ NO SCHOOL: Thanksgiving Break

12/16 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

12/18 – 1/3 ~ NO SCHOOL: Winter Break

1/4 ~ School reopens

Nov
2015

Conflict Quiz

AGENDA: (1) Filled in planner, (2) Brain break activity, (3) Watched video summarizing the 4 types of conflict we’ve been discussing, (4) Completed review activity in preparation for quiz, (5) Took quiz,  (6) Continued work in literature circles

HOMEWORK: (1) Continue reading novel; see bookmark for chapters, (2) Add 1 entry to the double-entry journal about character traits (should have 8 total entries), (3) Review chapters for quiz tomorrow

DUE DATES & UPCOMING TESTS:  

 

11/20 ~ Novel quiz #2

 

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

 

11/25-27 ~ NO SCHOOL: Thanksgiving Break

Nov
2015

Conflict Review

AGENDA: (1) Worked on IXL language skills, (2) Brain break activity, (3) Filled in planner, (4) Reviewed conflict sheet from novel, (5) Literature circles presented different types of conflict, (6) Continued work in literature circles

HOMEWORK: (1) Continue reading novel; see bookmark for chapters, (2) Add 1 entry to the double-entry journal about character traits (should have 6 total entries), (3) Complete types of conflict sheet

DUE DATES & UPCOMING TESTS:  

11/19 ~ Types of Conflict sheet (based on novel)

11/19 ~ Quiz on types of conflict (use notes to review)

11/20 ~ Novel quiz #2

 

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

11/18 ~ Student Council meeting 3-5pm

11/18 ~ Be One Club meeting 3-5pm

11/25-27 ~ NO SCHOOL: Thanksgiving Break

Nov
2015

Girls’ Night Out this Friday!

What is engineering exactly? Is it fun? How can I become one?

The Society of Women Engineers at the University of Michigan is hosting a

Girls’ Night Out event. It will include fun engineering activities, guest

speakers, a student panel to answer any questions you may have about being

an engineer, and a dinner!

When: November 20, 5:00 – 8:30 PM

Where: University of Michigan Herbert H. Dow Building Room 1013

Who: Girls in Grades 6-8; Parents are encouraged to attend

Questions: Contact Paro Sen at pasen@umich.edu

Tel: (734) 763-5027

Registration: Open until November 13th

Cost: $6 per person

Web: https://tinyurl.com/lfx63jq

60 spots are available. It’s never too late-or too early to begin exploring the marvelous engineering opportunities.

Nov
2015

Types of Conflict Review

AGENDA: (1) Worked on IXL language skills, (2) Brain break activity, (3) Filled in planner, (4) Wrote interpretation of quote by Picasso, (5) Watched video as review of 4 types of conflict, (5) Met in literature circles to continue discussion about novel, to cite examples of the types of conflict in novel, and to continue with reading

HOMEWORK: (1) Continue reading novel; see bookmark for chapters, (2) Add 1 entry to the double-entry journal about character traits (should have 6 total entries), (3) Work on types of conflict sheet

DUE DATES & UPCOMING TESTS:  

11/18 ~ Request to rewrite argumentative paragraph due/Use link in upper right corner of blog for request sheet

11/19 ~ Quiz on types of conflict (use notes to review)

11/20 ~ Novel quiz #2

 

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

11/16 ~ Girls’ Swim tryouts 3-5pm / See Ms. Peltz for information

11/18 ~ Late Start: School begins one hour later

11/18 ~ Student Council meeting 3-5pm

11/18 ~ Be One Club meeting 3-5pm

11/25-27 ~ NO SCHOOL: Thanksgiving Break

Nov
2015

Stout’s Music Program Performances

Perhaps your student is part of the growing band, strings and choir program at Stout.  If so, you’re already aware of the upcoming performances.

If your student is not part of the music program, here are several chances for you and your family to see our Stout students show off their immense talent!  Maybe you have a budding musician that would like to join the program!

From Mr. Walters, our band & strings leader and orchestra conductor, “Enjoy some holiday songs and join us at a concert or two.”
Nov. 17, Choir, FPCAC, The Anti-Bullying Rally. Amazing version of “Popular”
Nov. 20, 7th and 8th grade Bands, Allen Park Lighted Holiday Parade,

Dec. 3 at DHS, Choir joins DHS Winter Concert

Dec. 5. at Greenfield village, Choir sings at Holiday Nights
Dec. 10 at EFHS, Choir joins EFHS for Wintersong
Dec. 14, 8th grade Band at Board of Education Meeting, 
Dec. 15 at Stout, All ensembles will perform a couple of songs.
Then ………….Jan 15, choir performs the National Anthem in Toledo at Toledo Walleye game.
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