Notes for 2019.02.11

Notes

Intention Letters

Students received Intention Statements that are due back tomorrow February 12th, 2019.

If your child misplaced their copy you can down load a copy here --> INTENTION LETTER

HOMEWORK for the week of Feb. 11th 2019

Today we continued with our practice of multiplying decimals.

Most students are doing well but are in need of practice  with multiplying 2 digits by 2 digits.

The homework for this week is as follows:

Monday -

HW03, you will need the classwork that I handed back to you on Monday to complete HW03

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Science Work for week of Feb. 4th

Homework #01

Here's a blank copy of Homework #01 which is due on Monday, Feb. 4th.

Homework 01

6th Grade Math Notebooks due ---> Monday 2/4/19

Students will need a composition notebook starting Monday Feb. 4th, 2019.

Students will be taking classnotes that will assist them with their homework and serve as a great reminder for the next quiz that will be on Friday, Feb 22nd, 2019

2018 - GeoBot Presentations

Scholars have worked super hard to create their unique GeoBot and here are their presentations.

I am super proud of everyone who presented to the class.

2018 GeoBot Presentations

Presentations have begun

GeoBot Presentations

GeoBot Presentations!!!!! :)

GeoBot Presentations will begin Wednesday June 6th until all scholar are able to present their GeoBots.

If you choose NOT to present you are choosing to earn a failing grade. You've worked hard on your projects you should be proud to present them.

Presentation will be graded over the weekend and you will know your final grades next week.

End of the Year - Project - GEOBOTS!!

It's that time of the year again!!!!!

State exams are through.
7th Grade scholars have gone through 10 units of standards and have mastered those skills and are now able to implement all of them as they create their very own GeoBots (GEOmetric roBOTS).

Go to this link and use your AF login to see an example of past GeoBot presentations.

You can also see an example done by what Mr. Pierre of what your GeoBot Presentation could look like on Google Drive.



The rubric that scholars are given is as follows:

STANDARDS

Students will make model robots out of geometric figures, measure them and determine the dimensions of a full-sized robot, and conduct a statistical investigation concerning the results of their robots.   This project allows students the opportunity to show that they have mastered proficiency in all areas of the Common Core Standards for seventh grade mathematics.

Part 1:

Ø  Draw a sketch of your GeoBot. (Your sketches should include a FRONT VIEW, BACK VIEW and SIDE VIEW)

Ø  List the geometric shapes that make up your GeoBot. (For example: rectangular prism, triangular prism, cylinder, cube, etc.)

Part 2:

·         Measure each part of your GeoBot. (measurements should be in inches)

·         Determine the surface area of your GeoBot

·         Determine the volume of your GeoBot.

Part 3:

ü  Make a slogan for your GeoBot

ü  Create a logo for your GeoBot

ü  Make a digital poster/powerpoint/google slides presentation

Part 4:

§  Present your GeoBot to the class

Part I	Points possible	Points earned	Comments
Sketches
·         All views (front, back, side)	10
·         List geometric shapes	15
Part II	Points possible	Points earned	Comments
Specs
·         Measure each part of your GeoBot. (measure in inches)	5
·         Determine surface Area	10
·         Determine volume	10
Part III	Points possible	Points earned	Comments
Slogan + Logo
·         Make a slogan	5
·         Make a logo	5
·         Make a digital presentation or a poster	15
Part IV	Points possible	Points earned	Comments
·         Present your GeoBot to the class	25
TOTAL	100

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