Homework Dec. 10th to 14th

Grade 7 Homework

Monday, Dec. 10^th to Friday, Dec. 14th

Bible Assignment:  On Monday, each student will be randomly picking the name of another student to bless over the next 2 weeks.  The explanation of this assignment is on the blog under the title “Assignment:  Silent Angel”. This will take the place of a weekly challenge. 

Tuesday, December 11^th – We will FOR SURE be doing the bottles with Mrs. Rogers so bring in any bottles from home to add to our collection.  Since the boys have B-Ball practice, this will be a special girls-bonding time.  Supper at the Robideau's will be spaghetti.  A number of parents have asked how they can contribute to these weekly meals.  In all honesty, my husband and I enjoy doing this as a ministry to help busy families not have to worry about driving their kids back and forth on Youth Night.  No family needs to feel obligated to help out, but since people have asked and we are not too proud to receive handouts or stop people who feel led by God to give, the best way to help out is probably to give a few dollars now and again to help cover costs.  Extra snacks for after school, before supper is ready, are also appreciated but certainly not required.  They will actually eat fruit and veggies if that’s all I put out.  :)

Parent – Teacher Interviews - Thanks so much to the parents who were able to make it out to parent/teacher interviews.  It was wonderful to meet with you and discuss your child’s progress this year as well as pray for you and your family.  BLESS YOU!! 

Social Studies:  Unit Test (Chapters 1-4) on Tuesday, December 11th.  See study sheet on the blog under the title “Social Studies Study Sheet – Unit 1 Test” The test will consist of matching, fill in the blank, multiple choice and short answer.  We have been reviewing in class already.  Students also have a paper copy of the review sheet.

Bible Memory:  Matthew 25:40 (Due Friday, Dec. 14th)    40 “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’

English:  Spelling and Vocabulary Test #4 next Tuesday, December 18th.   detrimental (adj) – harmful, causing damage  Smoking is detrimental to your health.  emerged (verb) – to come out into view The kitten emerged from under the bed when the bowl of ice cream was placed on the floor.  appease (verb) – to say or do something to make someone less angry or upset Although he came in late, Josh thought that the coffee he brought would appease Mrs. R.  lineage (noun) – the line of descent from an ancestor to a person or family King Hezekiah is in the lineage of Jesus. inception – (noun) the beginning of something The project seemed doomed to disaster from its inception.  forensic science (noun)-  the application of science to investigate and establish facts Forensic science helped solve the mystery of King Tut’s death. immaculate (adj) – absolutely clean or showing faultless perfection The car was in immaculate condition.  stipulate (verb) – to demand or specify a requirement usually in some sort of agreement.  The Fairy Godmother stipulated that Cinderella return before midnight.  parody (noun) – a piece of writing or music that deliberately copies another work in a humorous way. “In the Morning” is a parody of “We are Young”.  traipse (verb) – to walk without caring Gabriel likes to traipse into our class.