2020

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Sunday, 26 February 2017

Homework and Announcements Feb. 27th to March 3rd

Grade 7 Homework
Monday, Feb. 27th to Friday, March 3rd
Announcements: 

* New Semester schedule is up on the blog.  Gym Strip marks will now be taken on Tuesdays during P.E. 

* We are back to daily walks in Ben Lee Park.  Remember to dress for the weather!

* Relate Youth –Small Group at Robideaus – 5:00 to 7:00 on Tuesday


Weekly Challenge:  How did you do with 20 minutes of reading a day? This week the challenge is to remember to brush your teeth every night before bed.


Math –  Integers – IXL.com Gr. 7 C.1 Integer Rules, C.3 Adding and Subtracting and C.5 Adding and Subtracting: Word  Problems  Due: Friday

Art Projects – My how time flies! The last day for Art Projects is THIS Friday, March 3rd. 


Social Studies – Chapter 4:  Israel in Its Land – Short Fill in the Blank Quiz on Wednesday based on the marked questions from last week.  (That sheet is now your study sheet.)

Spelling and Vocabulary Set #4
1.  simultaneously(adv)
- done or happening at the same time
Ben Geleysne can drum and play guitar simultaneously.


6. intercessor (noun)
- someone who prays on somebody’s behalf
You can be intercessors for each other.
2. depraved(adj)
- showing sin or corruption
Man is depraved and needs a Saviour!
7. conquest (noun)
- something that has been won through force
The Assyrians had many conquests.
3. revelation (noun)
- the revealing of surprising information
I pray God continues to give you fresh revelations of Himself.
8. discourage(verb)
- to make someone feel less motivated or confident
Report cards are not meant to discourage you.
4. plague (noun)
- an outbreak of something horrible, like disease
The plague was spread through rats. 
9. perfection (noun)
- the quality of something that is without fault
“Stress comes from wanting perfection.” (Andrei)
5. enamoured (verb)
- inspired with love or passion for someone or something
Mrs. R is enamoured by her puppy, Kyrie.

10. contradict (verb)
- to argue or disagree
It is not polite to contradict an authority figure publicly.