Seventh Grade and Language Arts

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Christ Our Builder 

 

Updates

Highlights of the upcoming weeks —

  1. Chapel Offerings this month are going to support Journeys Lutheran School, found south of the Milwaukee area. Journeys is unique because it provides quality education for children with learning difficulties in a Lutheran school environment.  Their staff is trained, experienced, and equipped to guide and teach students with learning difficulties such as ADD/ADHD, anxiety disorders, Autism spectrum, Behavioral disorders, intellectual disabilities, learning disabilities, sensory disorders, and more. They provide special programs, small class sizes, a tailored curriculum, and a place to belong.  Our chapel offerings are so very needed.
  2. World of Discovery Fair projects are due April 4th and will be displayed throughout that weekend, the same day as our own March Madness event.  This is the Friday we return from our spring break.
  3. K - 8 sings together on Palm Sunday, April 13th.  (Please see note from Ms. Bremer below)
  4. Community Service hours (5) are due May 1st.  Community Service Hours Form

 

Palm Sunday is coming close!

Grades K-8 students will sing on SUNDAY, April 13 one last time in worship this school year. As exposure to both contemporary songs and traditional hymns, this time they will sing “Hosanna, Loud Hosanna” (LSB 443 St. 1-2)  for Palm Sunday.

Date: Sun, April 13

Meet time: 8am: Gr. K-8 students w/ L-Z last names sing; 7:30am: JuBellate rehearses at bell tables;

11am: Gr. K-8 students w/ A-K last names sing 10:30am: Concert Band meets in the balcony

Where: groups start in worship team area, rest of students sit with families until it is time to sing 

We do need verses 1 & 2 memorized so that we can share the message from our hearts.

(K-8 Students) 1. Hosanna, loud hosanna,

The little children sang;

Through pillared court and temple

The lovely anthem rang.

To Jesus, who had blessed them,

Close folded to His breast,

The children sang their praises,

The simplest and the best.

 

(K-8 Students) 2. From Olivet they followed

Mid an exultant crowd,

The victor palm branch waving

And chanting clear and loud.

The Lord of earth and heaven

Rode on in lowly state

Nor scorned that little children

Should on His bidding wait.

 

Calendar

March

  • 31  Classes resume (this is not the “snow day” -- see April 21st 🙂

 

April

  • 4  March Madness; World of Discovery Fair projects due and brought to school
  • 5 - 6  World of Discovery Fair projects displayed 
  • 18  Good Friday - no school
  • 20  Easter Sunday
  • 21  Easter Monday - no school (pending no snow days between now and then!)
  • 24  Parent-Teacher Conferences - by request only

 

May

  • 5  Washington D.C. Information and Graduation Reception Planning Meeting, beginning at 6:00 pm
  • 5  Final MAP testing begins; specific dates for 7th grade will be announced as it is scheduled
  • 23  11:40 dismissal
  • 26  No School due to Memorial Day
  • 29  Track and Field Day
  • 30  Closing Service with 10:40 dismissal; decorate the FLC for graduation; host the reception for this year’s graduating class

 

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out.  We can find a time to meet.  Blessings on your week!

 

Mrs. Yurk

In [Christ] you also are being built together into a dwelling place for God by the SpiritEphesians 2:22

Writing

  • Patterns of Power: Commas are used to separate adjectives when their order in the sentence isn’t critical -- coordinate adjectives.  However, to keep English grammar fun -- and students across America guessing, when the order of adjectives IS important for the meaning of a sentence, commas aren’t needed. Yes, these adjectives are cleverly categorized as non-coordinate.  We’ll be finishing the unit this week.  Grammar is a TOOL for effective communication. 🙂
  • Writing:  We’ll begin our next argumentative piece, an apology.  I know argumentative and apology seem almost as oxymorons, yet we know that in order for an apology to have merit, we must show an understanding of another perspective.

Health

Health Test on Tuesday, November 19th.  There are review questions available on Google classroom.

Math

We will start module 7.  This week we will learn how to solve one step inequalities.

Music

School-Wide Notes… Details on Ms Bremer's music page
  • Sun, Sept. 8 - Gr. K-8 - 11am Outdoor Worship - - Brick after Brick    bring chairs & blankets to sit on!
  • Gr. K-8 Class Singing Schedule for the year!
  •  INFO for ALL Gr. 7 & 8 PARENTS - ALL Grades 7 & 8 Students are in One-Act Plays on Friday, Nov. 1.  There will be performances in the FLC for the school (guests are welcome!) at 9am as well as that evening at 6:30pm.
Classes singing in Worship… (keep watch for changes) 
  • Sun, Sept. 8 - Gr. K-8 - 11am Outdoor Worship - bring chairs & blankets to sit on
Choir/JuBellate Notes… * Groups & Schedules  ** Extracurricular Handbook
  1. JiVE (Gr. 5-8) - Rehearsals start Wed, Sept 11 & first sing for worship, Sun. Oct. 13, meet 7:40am
  2. JuBellate (Gr. 5-8) - Rehearsals start Mon, Sept 16 & first play for worship, Sat. Nov 2, meet 4:30pm
Eligibility checked every 2 weeks (Gr. 5-8) for students in extracurricular Music Groups. General Music Class… 
  • Gr. 6-8 - Ms. Valerie Bremer & Mr. Jamie Fischer, teachers
  • Bands - Mrs. Heide Young, teacher
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PE

Please have your inside shoes, pe uniform shirt, and athletic shorts ready to go.  Also, be sure to review grading for Mr. Fischer's pe class which is available on my webpage links. 

Reading

We’ll begin Part II this week, realizing that Nick is now a captive of the Japanese and really of Bukong, but also understanding that through the characters, we can identify multiple perspectives of the same incident.  We’ve discussed a lot about how this is such a life lesson: we do need to be willing to walk in others’ shoes so that we can come together for a cause or to simply better understand each other.  

Religion

This week we are finishing up unit 6, Uniquely You, in Friendzy. We are also looking at the means of grace and the nature and blessing of baptism. Memory this week is Matthew 28:19-20, ESV wording, and is due Thursday. Sermon note #8 is due April 7. 

Science

7th Science This week in 7th science we are learning about Genetic Coding and Protein Synthesis. There are no major tests or assignments this week.

Social Studies

We trek on in our Russia unit, doing a little Russian history and culture this week.  We will not make it to our test.

Vocab

Unit 9
  • Set A - due 4/3, Thursday
  • Set B - due 4/10, Thursday
  • Unit Review - due 4/14, Monday
  • Flashcards and Activities to follow
  • Definition Test - 4/16 (Wednesday)
  • Spelling Test - 4/17 (Maundy Thursday)
 

Quarter Class

Computers March 17-21:  Final week for this quarter class.  We will finish Excel Unit 3 this week and your final quiz will be on Thursday.  Two assignments will be given Monday and Tuesday in preparation for the quiz on Thursday. Extra Credit for this quiz:  email me by 10 pm Sunday what each individual cell in a formula or function is called.