Mrs. Austin-Heredia

Grade 7 Inclusion

Week of November 5, 2018

https://app.easycbm.com/cheredia@westamptonschools.org

Social Studies

The 13 Colonies

This Week: Colonial History Culminating Activities

United States History Textbook, PDFs (newer version of our book)

AND

United States History Textbook Resources (our book) on the Useful Links page

Math

Topic 1: Slope Test Wednesday

Review Notes and Examples Daily!

See Supplemental Notes on Class Handouts Page

Use ixl.com log in to access ONLINE PRACTICE 

See starred items and "Recommendations"

Coming Soon! Students use ConnectEdonline log in to access ONLINE PRACTICE (Class: Heredia) assignments and textbook online.

 Language Arts

Reading

New independent reading selection

Writing 

Reading Responses 

Literature 

Genre--TEST TUESDAY 

 Grammar: 

  Vocabulary: NO Vocab THIS WEEK

Unit 2, Part 2 (vocabulary and spelling) and "Write It!" NEXT WEEK

Work due on Friday, 11/16; Vocabulary test on Friday!

Flashcards due Tuesday

Spelling: 

Spell WW vocabulary words

Visit your Learning Ally bookshelf today!

Use last year's sign in, or see Mrs. Heredia

VISIT IXL.COM LANGUAGE ARTS  

Try starred items in Grade 7 Language Arts

Science 

Interactions among Human Body Systems 

 Sensory Messages to and from the Brain 

See  Mrs. Olsen's Google Classroom for assignment details (Open book, open note Posttest, etc.)

Please Note: Homework posted on the Homework Calendar page generally reflects homework assigned in the regular education classrooms unless otherwise noted.  IEP modifications/adaptations are implemented though not posted, as they are unique to each student.

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Language Arts

• Weekly vocabulary 
• Editing and grammar practice
• Guided and independent reading
• Writing (sentences, paragraphs, stories, etc.)
• Activities

Math

• Homework Monday through Thursday (generally workbook pages)
• Classwork
• Quizzes and tests
• Activities

Science

• Homework 
• Classwork, including Stations: Tech It, Read It, Draw It, Match It
• Quizzes, tests
• Labs/In class projects

How can you help your student?

• Encourage reading in a variety of print formats (novels, magazines, how to books, instructions, recipes, appropriate internet articles, etc.)
• Allow a few minutes a few times per week for practicing basic math facts (multiplication/division, addition/subtraction).
• Model math and reading skills, i.e., talk aloud as you work through figuring discounts at the store or discussing something you've read.
• Encourage visits to my Useful Links page where they will find both practical, yet entertaining ways of getting the practice they need.