We are wrapping up our unit on Ancient Rome! Students will be taking their Ancient Rome Unit Exam on Tuesday, October 27th. There is a study guide posted for this on Classroom. They aslo recived hard copies of this study guide in class. The test will consist of matching, multiple choice, true false, and short answers. 

Absent or missing work? Please use this link to access our Work Key for World History class 2026-2027 school year. This key will be updated regularly to keep students and parents in the loop about important assignments. 26-27 WH Work Key 

Here are the Human Organ System Infographic Project Daily Agendas! Students have access to these as well on Google Classroom. Please know that future class periods are subject to change. 

Homework Expectations: Students should be completing 20 minutes of reading three nights a week Monday - Thursday.  Students can choose to read a physical book, ebook, audiobook, newspaper, magazine, etc. They have time during the school day to go down to the library and/or pick a book from my classroom library. They also have access to an online book platform called Sora that has ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines that they should be familiar with at this point.

*Ms. Papinsick will be starting the year with students, and Ms. Procek will be back late October. 

We are continuing our work with Proportional Relationships, and will be preparing for a unit summative in early November. Here are the Family Support Materials to give you more information about the unit. Ask your child to tell you about kx=y and give you examples of situations that can be described with an equation in this format.

Students who enjoy a math challenge have been invited to come to one Hawk Time per week (currently W or Th) for our "Spicy Peppers" group. This group is for anyone who is interested and is thinking that they may want to be prepared for Algebra 1 in 8th grade. The challenges are also available on Google Classroom. Reach out for more information.

Our Google Classroom is home to information on daily lessons for when students are absent or looking for extra support. Our classroom also always has an "extras" basket for paper assignments, as well as a master notebook that students can use to catch up on any notes.

Here is a LINK to the daily agenda for our unit on "From Molecules to Organism: Human Body Systems"

Reminder: students should come to class with their science binder, science journal, writing utensil, planner, Chromebook (in its case), and homework when applicable. 

Grüß euch! 

We are starting our second unit, "Das bin ich," where they will start to expand on numbers and be able to talk about themselves a little more. We will be looking at hobbies and activities they do outside the classroom. 

For spooky season, we watched the 1922 version of Nosferatu. We will talk about silent films, and how this classic German film has made a lasting impact on Hollywood. We are practicing vocabulary associated with the film. 

Students are working on the different singular subjects (ich/I; du/you; er/he; sie/she; es/it) and their conjugations. We will be learning how to express likes/dislikes of ourselves and others. 

Please remind your student to practice at least 10-15 minutes per night of vocabulary, and to check Google Classroom for any assignments. Let's build the good habits now!

¡Hola a todos! Spanish 7 students have their first summative assessment over the course of two days: Wednesday, October 7th and Tuesday, October 13th. Students can find recommended study strategies as well as the format of the summative on Google Classroom.

Parents and guardians, I will be available before school on Tuesday 10/6, Wednesday 10/7, and Tuesday 10/13 (7:15-7:55 am) to practice with students and answer any final questions. I am also available by appointment during Hawk Time.

7th grade Success Workbooks will be completed at the end of October in time for Parent/Teacher conferences.

New UA starts quarter 2. Check Aspen.

Grades are important for winter sports eligibility.