End of year schedule

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As our 7th and 8th graders wrap up, the teachers wanted to make sure everyone finishes the year strong and knows what is due for them. This schedule includes tests, quizzes, and projects, but not daily work. We tried to make the schedule as concrete as possible, but it is subject to change.

8th grade:
*Students working in class on dissection in Science
*On-going presentations in Math (2 per day)
Thursday, May 8th—Stages of a Hero/Sentence Fluency quiz for ELA
Friday, May 9th – Quiz on Prayer


Monday, May 12th – ELA Notebook check
Tuesday, May 13th – Finished group projects for Social Studies (all work time is in class)
Wednesday, May 14th – Social Studies Quiz
Thursday, May 15th – ALL MISSING WORK DUE, ELA book talks must be finished, Math Final over presentations, Science Notebooks collected


For 7th grade some upcoming things are: 

7th grade:
*Students working in class on Science project
*On-going presentations in Math (2 per day)
7A “Uptown Talk show” presentation, TBA
7B “Eyewitness to the Passion” movie, TBA
7th grade project in Social Studies
Thursday, May 8th—“Flowers for Algernon” reading quiz
Monday, May 12th – ELA notebook check
Thursday, May 15th – ALL MISSING WORK DUE, ELA book talks must be finished, “Flowers for Algernon” quiz, Science Notebooks collected

Friday, May 16th – Math Final over presentations

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