7th Grade

• Read for 30 minutes every day

• Read a book and watch the movie version

• Read a how to, DIY, or other informational article about an activity, exercise, project, etc and then try it (i.e. how to make paper flowers)

• Write a summary of something you read

• Compare two books/stories

• Act out a book as a play

• IXL: ELA based lessons

Read a fictional story from CommonLit

• Find 5 vocabulary words in the text that are unfamiliar to you and define them using context clues

• What is the tone & mood of the story?

• Pick a character & create a character map with personality, emotional, physical, and intellectual characteristics

Read an informational text from NewsELA

• Find 5 vocabulary words in the text that are unfamiliar to you and define them using context clues

• What is the main idea of the text?

• Create an outline to identify the main ideas and supporting details of the text

Practice your vocabulary words (links on Google Classroom).

Mind Games

Would you like to create your own book? Try Book Creator. Email Mrs. Hallihan for the free code mhallihan@manhattan114.org

• Write an opinion piece on your choice something you feel strongly about or would like to convince somebody about

• Write a personal narrative about an animal with humanistic characteristics or a middle school student facing a dilemma in which they must choose between two options

• Create a plot line for a new book

• Turn your favorite book into a video game using a video game creator app

• Plan a video game version of a book you have read by writing out what each level would include (i.e. characters, conflicts, boosters, how to pass to next level)

• Math Games

• Solving Inequalities

• Make a mathematical Tik Tok

• Bake something to focus on fractional quantities

• Measure items around your house and find their area and perimeter

• Adding and Subtracting Integers

• Distributive Property

• Work on test corrections**

• Work on Extra Credit assignment**

• Water Cycle Article and review questions

• IXL: Waves

• Read Discovery Education online text

• Brain Pop Resources for Magnetism and Electricity

  • Magnet Hunt

  • Magnetism

  • Electromagnets

  • Northpole

  • Current Electricity

  • Electric Circuits

  • Static Electricity

• Electromagnetic Induction - Read and Simulation

• Mystery Science - Deep Ocean

• Mystery Science - Germs

U.S. History I

• Work on the History packet that you received in class today.

• Read a current events article about the Primary Vote taking place on Tuesday, March 17th.

• Activities on IXL

• Activities on iCivics

• Watch a Documentary on the History Channel about the Revolutionary War, George Washington, or John Adams.

• Perform 25 sit-ups and push ups daily; touch your toes.

• Go for a walk outside.

• Once a week, do as many sit ups and push ups as you can to prepare for the Fitness Tests.

• Find and attempt a new workout video.

• Check out PE Central and find a game you’d like to try.

• Take a break from your favorite show/game and do 50 jumping jacks.

• Clean the house for your parents:)

• Look up how many calories you burn while doing your favorite type of activity (ie- jogging, walking the dog, riding your bike).

• Try to get at least 30 minutes of activity per day!

• Draw along with video tutorials on Art for Kids Hub

• Log in with your Google Account and create pixel art animations on Piskelapp.com

• Visit our Google Classroom page and click on the link to create an account with Duolingo for Schools. Classes have been set up for you to have fun and practice Spanish skills!

• Listen to Spanish music! There will be three new “Batalla de las Canciones” for you to vote on that will be posted on our Google Classroom page while out of school!

Research and problem solve- Try a new problem each day - A Google A Day