Seventh Grade Math and Science Room 22 and 8 Web Connection For Math and Science Assignments

Seventh Grade Math  Mathematical Reasoning  Number Sense  Algebra and Functions  Measurement and Geometry  Statistics, Probability, and Data Analysis

Mathematical Reasoning Problem Solving Strategies Apply these strategies using mathematical concepts: estimation, graphing, precise calculation. Begin to recognize general formulas

Number Sense Conquer rational numbers Convert fractions, decimals, and percents Exponents and roots

Algebra and Functions Use variables in solving expressions and equations. Understand and apply the appropriate algebraic language. Graph and interpret linear and non-linear functions Solve two-step equations and inequalities.

Measurement and Geometry Units of measurement and ratios to solve problems Understand the use of perimeter,area, and volume of common and uncommon geometric shapes to solve problems Understand the Pythagorean Theorem and its converse.

Statistics, Probability, and Data Analysis Understand various forms of data sets and their appropriate use. Be able to Identify relationships among variable within the data set.

Questions? Grading? What about math next year? Is help available? Web Link: /classlink/ /classlink/ Textbook: Holt Mathematics Course 2 Web Link: Holt: Username: faprealgebra Password: prealgebra2009 McDougal Littell: htpp:// Username: faprealgebra Password: prealgebra2009

ADOLESENCE Leaving Childhood….

Our Vision I. Activate Intelligence II. Develop Ownership for Learning III. Develop Respect for Diversity IV. Contribute to Society

Creative Process Imagination “What’s going on, and who is affected by it?” Curiosity “What is the big idea here, and what is the pattern?” Play and Experimentation “Just do it, and find the courage to stick with it!” Order, Structure and Teamwork “What is the correct order and how do we work together?” This leads to Understanding and Freedom of Choice

Science The Scientific Process Cell Biology Genetics Structure and Function Evolution

The Scientific Process The Essential Questions Wonderment Investigation Inquiry

Cell Biology Microscope Animal and Plants Compare Protists Culture Bacteria Explore the Semi-Permeable Membrane

Genetics Punnett Square activities DNA Extraction

Structure and Function Plant and Animal Systems

Evolution Adaptations to the environment of plants and animals

Earth and Life History Relationship of slow geologic change to sudden catastrophic events that have prompted evolutionary change Relationship between earth and life science.

Outdoor Science School October 12 th – 16 th

Questions? Grading? What about math next year? Is help available?

Seventh Grade History Mr. Ryan Room 21 Period 4

Logic of Social Organizations Values Customs Timeline Geography Communication People Government Technology Economics

Areas of Study Fall of the Roman Empire The Arabian Peninsula and the growth of Islam in the Middle Ages. Early African civilizations of Ghana and Mall The Middle Ages in China, Japan and Medieval Europe The Renaissance and the Reformation in Europe Mesoamerican and Andean civilizations Geography, Culture, and Religion

Extended Curriculum Kabuki The Falconer Workshop in the Woods

Seventh Grade History Mr. Ryan Room 21 Period 5

Logic of Social Organizations Values Customs Timeline Geography Communication People Government Technology Economics

Areas of Study Fall of the Roman Empire The Arabian Peninsula and the growth of Islam in the Middle Ages Early African civilizations of Ghana and Mali The Middle Ages in China, Japan and Medieval Europe The Renaissance and the Reformation in Europe Mesoamerican and Andean civilizations

Extended Curriculum Kabuki The Falconer Workshop in the Woods

Seventh Grade Math and Science Mr. Ryan Room 21 Period 6 and 7

Seventh Grade Math  Mathematical Reasoning  Number Sense  Algebra and Functions  Measurement and Geometry  Statistics, Probability, and Data Analysis

Mathematical Reasoning Problem Solving Strategies Apply these strategies using mathematical concepts: estimation, graphing, precise calculation. Begin to recognize general formulas

Number Sense Conquer rational numbers Convert fractions, decimals, and percents Exponents and roots

Algebra and Functions Use variables in solving expressions and equations. Understand and apply the appropriate algebraic language. Graph and interpret linear and non-linear functions Solve two-step equations and inequalities.

Measurement and Geometry Units of measurement and ratios to solve problems Understand the use of perimeter,area, and volume of common and uncommon geometric shapes to solve problems Understand the Pythagorean Theorem and its converse.

Statistics, Probability, and Data Analysis Understand various forms of data sets and their appropriate use. Be able to Identify relationships among variable within the data set.

Questions? Grading? What about math next year? Is help available?

Science The Scientific Process Cell Biology Genetics Structure and Function Evolution

ADOLESENCE Leaving Childhood….

Our Vision I. Activate Intelligence II. Develop Ownership for Learning III. Develop Respect for Diversity IV. Contribute to Society

Creative Process Imagination “What’s going on, and who is affected by it?” Curiosity “What is the big idea here, and what is the pattern?” Play and Experimentation “Just do it, and find the courage to stick with it!” Order, Structure and Teamwork “What is the correct order and how do we work together?” This leads to Understanding and Freedom of Choice

The Scientific Process The Essential Questions Wonderment Investigation Inquiry

Cell Biology Microscope Animal and Plants Compare Protists Culture Bacteria Explore the Semi-Permeable Membrane

Structure and Function Plant and Animal Systems

Evolution Adaptations to the environment of plants and animals

Earth and Life History Relationship of slow geologic change to sudden catastrophic events that have prompted evolutionary change Relationship between earth and life science.

Outdoor Science School October 16 th – 20 th Pinecrest Conference Center

Materials Spiral Notebook- white paper, college-ruled, at least 100 pages (Mead 3 subject) Pencil Blue and black pens Glue stick and scissors Colored pens and pencils Highlighters Zipper pouch