Weekly Planning Sheet Monday, Sept. 23rd to Friday, Sept. 27th

Grade 7 Weekly Planning Sheet

Monday, Sept. 23rd  to Friday, Sept. 27^th

P.E. Weekly Challenge:  Last week students were given the challenge to read over the “Who I Am in Christ” sheet every day.  This week, students are challenged to read for 20 minutes a day OUTSIDE of class time.  Students receive 1 mark per day they remember to complete the daily challenge. 

Spanish: There will be a short quiz on Tuesday, Sept. 24^th.

Math:  We are reviewing multiplication tables by completely 5 Minute Frenzy sheets.  This week students can earn credits by racing someone in their home.  (10 credits for the first person, 2 credits for anyone else)  

KCC Youth: One of the exciting things about grade 7 is that most churches allow students to now attend their Youth Groups.  I am happy to use our weekly planning sheet to advertise Youth events for the various churches families attend. Just send me an email and I will try to include it.  This Tuesday, KCC Youth, lead by our new school chaplain, Malachi Maillot, will be smashing a car and having a draw for air pods.  It starts at 6:30 at Kelowna Christian Center and ends at 8:45. 

Spelling and Vocabulary: Students need to be able to spell, define and use the word correctly in a sentence for the quiz on Friday, Sept 27^th.  Students are encouraged to create their own sentences but may memorize these sentences if they need to. They do not need to memorize the part of speech. We will have class time to practice these.

Spelling and Vocabulary  Set #1

valiant (adjective)– courageous, brave Rikki was a valiant young mongoose.	chronology (noun) – the order or list of events according to time We are studying the chronology of Biblical history.
cowered (verb) – to cringe or move back in fear    The boy cowered as the snake prepared to strike.	neurology (noun) – the study of the brain and nervous system  Ben Carson studied neurology in medical school.
prejudice (noun) – an unfavourable opinion formed without adequate knowledge  Ben Carson experienced prejudice as a young boy and even as a Doctor.	dialect (noun) – the way of speaking of a specific group of people The slaves spoke in their own dialect.
necessary (adjective) - absolutely needed, required, essential  It is necessary for us to obey.	illiterate (adjective) – being unable to read or write.  Ben Carson’s mother was illiterate when he was a boy.
protagonist (noun) – the main character of a story Julilly is the protagonist of the novel.	deceive (verb) – to cause someone to believe something that isn’t true Satan tries to deceive us.

 Credit Auction: Last block on Friday, September 27^th!  I’ve got a $10 Indigo gift card and some other items I’ve accumulated, but please let me know if you are a parent who offered to do some baking and would like this month to be a time you’d like to choose to donate.   J

Looking Ahead:

Bible:   We are grounding ourselves in the biblical knowledge of who we are in Christ.  The memory verse for next week is: John 1:12

¹² Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God— 

On Friday, Oct. 4^th students will be asked to write this verse out in a fill in the blank format.