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TEAM 8A Mr. Feehan Mrs. Gaertig Mrs. Wojnarowski Ms. Frederick
Mrs. Krenner Mrs. Johnson Ms. Flynn Mr. Young
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A research based curriculum that aligns with NGSS.
What is IQWST? A research based curriculum that aligns with NGSS. Covers each discipline: Physics, Chemistry, Life Science & Earth Science. Engages students in scientific practices as they experience, investigate and explain phenomena while learning core ideas of science. Builds understanding by connecting ideas across disciplines 6th – 8th grade.
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Science Earth Science 3: How Is the Earth Changing? In this unit, students investigate plate tectonics by investigating how the Earth has changed in the past and continues to change today. Life Science 3: Why Do Organisms Look The Way They Do? This unit uses investigations of organisms (including people) to raise questions about how similarities and differences between individuals and populations are influenced by inheritance of traits. Physical Science 3: How Will It Move? This unit focuses on forces and motion in a variety of contexts: tug-of-war, baseball, planetary motion, chemical bonds, and others. Chemistry 3: How Does Food Provide My Body with Energy? This cross-disciplinary unit targets core ideas about food, photosynthesis and cellular respiration in the context of living systems All books in PDF can be accessed online through the IQWST student portal. Code is on Teacher’s syllabus and students have a printout.
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Scientific Explanations - CER
CLAIM – Statement about the results of an investigation. EVIDENCE – Scientific data used to support the claim. REASONING - Ties together the claim and the evidence.
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FOCUS ELA Reading Vocabulary Writing Grammar Speaking and Listening
Researching
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ELA ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS
Quarter 1: What is the difference between appearances and reality? Quarter 2: What are the purposes and consequences of creating and maintaining a society? Quarter 3: How are the decisions we make in life affected by fate and circumstances? Quarter 4: How do individuals respond to injustice?
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Honors ELA
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Social Studies The Jackson Era Manifest Destiny The Age of Reform
The Civil War Reconstruction The Western Frontier The Growth of Industry Progressive Reforms Overseas Expansion World War I The Jazz Age The Great Depression World War II The Cold War Era The Civil Rights Movement The Vietnam Era Modern America
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Math 8 The Real Number System –rational, irrational, square roots
Geometry – congruence and similarity, Pythagorean Theorem, volume of circular figures Expressions – exponents and scientific notation Equations —linear, graphing, slope, systems Functions —forms, graphs Statistics —scatter plots, patterns, frequency and relative frequency
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Honors Math Functions —relationships, notation, interpretation, linear, exponential, graphing Inequalities —graphing, linear programming Sequences —Arithmetic, Geometric Statistics —distribution, correlation, scatter and box plots, linear and exponential models All curriculum in Math 8 plus the following: Number Systems —appropriate units and accuracy Geometry —Pythagorean Theorem, transformations, triangle congruence, constructions, coordinate geometry Expressions and Equations —linear systems, graphing, literal, slope
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Advisory 1 day of Library 2 days Organization/Mawi Program 2 days of Khan Academy
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Team Building Camp Manitoqua~Adventure Zone Monday, September, 11th
Need a sack lunch Dress accordingly for the weather Bug spray/sunscreen is advised
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