7th grade has been moving along quickly. Students will be having a mid-chapter assessment on the second chapter this week. They have been working hard learning the divisibility of numbers by using divisibility tests. Students will also be making factor trees at the end of the week as they continue through chapter 2.
Mrs. Racoma
Students have been working hard with a chapter test last week and staring in on mean, mode, median and range this week. They continuously challenge me to be a better teacher by the questions they ask in class. We are all moving forward together and I am proud to say that in 6th grade math, students have been doing well as a whole with getting in their homework on time. Way to go 6th grade!!!
High School dancers are working on their Christmas program. They will be stepping, dancing, and using streamers and flags. Be sure to come, you will be blessed.
Mrs. Rosario
Students are enjoying their dance routine for the Christmas program. They will be dancing and praise jumping. Be sure to come, you will be blessed.
Mrs. Rosario
Students that signed up for Dance Elective are working on their dance for the Christmas program. They will be dancing to “Lord You Are Good.” Be sure to come, you will be blessed.
Mrs. Rosario
Students in First and Second Grade have been working on their physical fitness test. Now that all that hard work is over, we can now have some fun! We are now learning the fundamentals of dribbling the ball for basketball!
Mrs. Rosario
It’s a busy time in room 302 as the students are memorizing prepositions in grammar. Learning spelling rules and words, and ultimately learning how to be the best writers they can be. Do you know the four stages of the writing process or the aims or writing? Ask your seventh or eighth grader! Do you know the different types of sentences? Ask your sixth grader! I’d love for them to share their answers with you.
Mrs. Candelier
What is your hiding place? What do you use it for? The students are reading the true-life story of Corrie Ten Boom to find out why such a hiding place was needed in her life. As we read this novel, students will learn how to overcome difficult situations they may face in their lifetime, while keeping their focus on Jesus Christ.
Mrs. Chandelier
Imagine being trapped on an isolated island. Imagine being by yourself. Would you be able to survive? The seventh grade classes will find out how one young girl managed to do so as we read The Island of the Blue Dolphins. Throughout this novel, we will be exploring the characteristics needed by a person to survive such a trial.
Mrs. Chandelier
Have you ever thought about something that was going to happen in the future? If you have you were probably making a prediction, and that is exactly what the sixth graders are learning to do in reading. We are finding out how to search for clues to make predictions. Based on things they know about themselves, the class was asked to make predictions about what they would do after graduating high school.
Mrs. Candelier