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January 23, 2017 Crown Pointe Academy Volume 12 Number 17 January 23-Feb 3 Monday, January 23: Choir 3:15-4:00 NJHS 3:45-4:30 RF Flurries Cereal Flame Broiled Cheeseburger, Garden Ranch Salad, Steamed Carrots Tuesday, January 24: K-4 Open Gym 6:50-7:30 CiCi s Pizza Fundraiser, Spanish Trip 3-9pm Yearbook Club 3:45-4:45 Banana Muffin Sweet Garlic Noodles with Chicken Thigh, Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Edamame & Grape Tomatoes Wednesday, January 25: DI Practice 3:30-5:00 FISH Club 3:45-5:00 Bagel with Cream Cheese & Orange Juice (V) Pepperoni Calzoni Pizza, Might Meaty Deli Combo Sandwich, Broccoli Florets with Ranch Thursday, January 26: Jump Rope/Hoops for Heart Assembly K-5, 2:00; 6-8, 2:30 DI Practice 3:30-5:00 Dipperdoodle Bar (DF) All Natural Hot Dog on a Wholegrain Bun, Coleslaw Friday, January 27: Brown Bag Pick up Event- Volunteer! 3:00-4:00 Open Gym 5 th -8 th 3:45-4:30 Lemon Muffin & Orange Juice Chicken Pasta Alfredo, (DF) Chicken Salad Sandwich, Seasoned Corn

Page 2 Science with Mrs. Roe Marcia.roe@crownpointeacademy.org X504 All Classes: A safety contract was sent home on Friday to review and remind students about proper lab behavior. They need to bring it back signed on Monday to participate. This quarter we will be focusing on lab skills as well as content skills and I would love to open up my classroom on Lab Mondays to have some extra hands in the classroom to assist me in running the labs. If they are absent on any of these Monday's there will be a make up day before spring break. If they break the contract due to their behavior in class they will be sent out of the room and assigned a written assignment that the highest grade to replace the missed lab will be a 70%. This quarter 6th grade will be studying ecology, 7th grade the human body and 8th grade chemistry. The dates for Lab Monday's are: January 23rd January 30th February 6th February 13th February 27th March 6th March 13th If you are interested in helping out for a particular grade or a particular day please let me know and I can give you greater details as to the labs. 6th grade: Continue Ecology Unit 6th grade has received their semester ecosystem project. Please ask your student to see the timeline for each of the parts and what location they were assigned. Part 1 of this project is vocabulary and a webquest, it is due February 3rd. 7th grade: Continue the human body- Circulatory System. The 7th grade semester project will be passed out later this week when due dates are finalized. 8th grade: Begin Chemical reactions unit Student Council Information Upcoming Meetings: January 30th: All Assembly February 6th: Officers Meeting February 27th: All Assembly March 6th: Officers Meeting March 27th: All Assembly April 10th: Officers Meeting April 24th: All Assembly

Page 23 Social Studies with Mrs. Hughes Bonnie.hughes@crownpointeacademy.org x514 All Classes Please make sure your student s pencil pouches are stocked. All classes are going to be participating in Finance Fridays. Every Friday we will be working through curriculum either through Junior Achievement or EverFi to help students build their financial education and help prepare them with practical tools to help them be financially successful in the real world. Students receive an Article of the Week on Wednesdays. Last week s is due January 18th. This week will be due January 25th. The AoW is always available on Google Classroom the Thursday after I hand it out in class. 8th Grade Parents - Please see the Continuation info in the Continuation section below. Because I have not been able to get my website working properly, I will only be using Google Classroom for assignments. Students have access to it through their school email addresses. I will be putting daily work as well as homework up on it. Please make sure you have access to Infinite Campus for grade information. Students must have internet access on a nightly basis as we will be relying on our digital texts as well as an online classroom forum called Google Classroom. Please make a plan so that students can finish homework on time. It is important for all students to have their interactive binders and pencil pouches as well as a couple of other items I have given them in class daily. It is important for all students to have their interactive binders and pencil pouches as well as a couple of other items I have given them in class daily. 6 th Grade Social Studies Early People and EverFi Vault Essential Question: What are the consequences of technology? This week we will continue looking at the earliest civilizations on earth. 7 th Grade Social Studies The Fertile Crescent and Junior Achievement Essential Question: What are the consequences of technology? We will continue looking at the ancient civilizations of the Fertile Crescent and how they affect us today. 8 th Grade Social Studies A Constitution for the United States and EverFi FutureSmart Essential Question: How much power should government have? In this unit we will study how and why the Constitution was drafted and its impact on us today. During this unit students will be reading through the Constitution as it is written but we will have a lot of discussion on what it means. Continuation Info There was a scheduling conflict that resulted in the date for Continuation being changed. CONTINUATION WILL NOW BE HELD ON MON- DAY, MAY 22nd. Please mark your calendars accordingly. Our next meeting for Continuation is Thursday, February 9th. Please begin collecting pictures of your 8th graders. We need 5-8 pictures of each student to use in our slideshow and memory book. Specifically we need a baby picture, an elementary picture, and a current picture and then some others in between. Send all digital pictures to cpa8pics@crownpointeacademy.org. Weighted Grades I do weight my grades for academic classes as follows: Tests/Projects = 40% Quizzes/Homework/Classwork = 35% Notes/Participation/ = 25% This does make it so that you can t add up their total number of points and divide it by the total points possible and calculate a correct grade. Please email me if you have any questions.

Page 4 Literature with Mrs. Carscallen robin.carscallen@crownpointeacademy.org/x513 carscallencpa.webs.com (for spelling lists and class information) All homework assignments, as well as upcoming tests and quizzes can be found on my class website. There are separate calendars for each grade. A link to the website can be found on the Crown Pointe Academy home page. The calendar will be updated weekly. Grades will be updated each week by Sunday evening. This includes any late work that is turned in during the week. 6th Grade This week we will continue out unit on the novel Iqbal. Throughout the unit, students will focus on applying literary concepts to what they read. In addition, students will practice using new vocabulary words found in their Rev It Up workbooks. 1/23/17: Spelling Test #13, 1/25/17: Rev It Up pgs.134-135, 1/26/17:Vocabulary Quiz #13, 1/27/19:Connotation/Denotation Quiz 7th Grade This week we will begin a new unit on the novel Enrique s Journey. Throughout the unit, students will focus on applying literary concepts to what they read. In addition, students will complete assignments in their Word Wisdom workbooks. 1/23/17: Spelling Test #23, 1/25/17: Word Wisdom pgs. 84-87 Due, 1/26/17: Vocabulary Quiz Unit 4 Part3, 1/27/19: Connotation/ Denotation Quiz 8th Grade This week we will continue our unit on the novel To Kill A Mockingbird. Throughout the unit, students will focus on applying literary concepts to what they read. In addition, students will complete assignments in their Word Wisdom workbooks. 1/23/17: Spelling Test #23, 1/25/17: Word Wisdom pgs. 84-87 Due, 1/26/17: Vocabulary Quiz Unit 4 Part 3, 1/27/19: Connotation/Denotation Quiz 7th Grade Math, Pre-Algebra, and Geometry with Ms. Wood Stephanie.wood@crownpointeacademy.org ext. 512 6th Grade Math: Monday: 9.2-Continued-HW: p.247 (9-15); Tuesday:9.3-Order of Operations; Wednesday: 9.3 Continued-HW: p.253 (7-12); Thursday: Module 9 Review-HW: Study; Friday: Module 9 Quiz 7th Grade Math: Monday: 8.3-Cross Sections-p. 249 (6-9); Tuesday:Galileo Review; Wednesday: 8.4- Angle Relationships-HW: p.257 (7-18); Thursday:Galileo Review; Friday: Module 8 Quiz 8th Grade Math: Monday: 8.3-Systems by Elimination; Tuesday:8.3-Systems by Elimination; Wednesday: 8.3-Systems by Elimination-HW: p.249 (10-15); Thursday:8.4-Systems by Multiplication; Friday: 8.4-Systems by Multiplication-HW: p.257 (10-12) Geometry: Monday: 7.6-Sine and Cosine-HW: p.471 odds; Tuesday:7.7-Solve Right Triangles-HW: p.479 evens, Wednesday: Chapter 7 Review-HW: Study; Thursday:Chapter 7 Test; Friday: 8th Grade Review

Page 5 6th Grade Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra with Mr. Armstrong Lawrence.armstrong@crownpointeacademy.org x510 6th Grade Math- We will have our MODULE 8 QUIZ on Tuesday. After that, we are looking at exponents and prime factorization. 7th Grade Math- We are studying cross sections and angle relationships this week. We will have a MODULE 8 QUIZ on Friday! 8th Grade Math- We continue to look at systems of linear equations this week. We will focus on using elimination as a tool to solve the system. Algebra- We will review graphing, substitution, elimination and special systems before our 6.1-6.4 QUIZ on Thursday. Writing & Grammar with Ms. Emmett & Ms. Murphy Hilary.emmett@crownpointeacademy.org x511 Sandra.Murphy@crownpointeacademy.org x 512 6th Grade Writing- Students will read, summarize, and analyze chapters 14-27 in I am Malala. Homework for the week will include completing written summaries if students do not finish during class. For our grammar lesson, students will practice identifying pronouns and working on pronoun antecedent agreement. Homework on Wednesday night will include pages in the green grammar skill book (see website for specific page numbers). 7th Grade Writing- Students will read, summarize, analyze various entries in The Diary of Anne Frank and chapters from her biography, A Photographic Story of a Life. Students will complete summaries of the entries read in class. If a student is absent, he or she should check my website for the dates of the entries we read in class. Students will also practice using indefinite pronouns and making pronouns and antecedents agree in number. Homework on Wednesday night will include pages in the purple grammar skill book (see website for specific page numbers). 8th Grade Writing: As we continue on The Book Thief this week, we will still be focusing on identifying evidence from the text to support analysis of the novel. Students will be asked to take home reading on Thursday night - most students will access it online via the class website; a few paper copies will be available to students who do not have internet access. Then, we will also continue our sentence study this week as we learn about compound sentences and comma splices. The flipped classroom approach seemed to work well, so students will be asked to view an online video on Tuesday night in order to prepare for class on Wednesday.

Page 26 Community Service/Mrs. Hughes bonnie.hughes@crownpointeacademy.org/x514 Community Service All hours turned in will be applied toward 3rd quarter. 7.5 hours are needed. Hours are due March 10th. Total Middle School Hours Completed: 1531 Hours THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE COMPLETED THEIR HOURS FOR THE YEAR: 10+ Hours Ricky N., Yolanda O., Priscilla O-O., Lilly H., Gerry J., Yinlai Y., Krystal F., Kenny H., Mya O-O., Joe Q., Maddie S., Cameron W., John A., Jaden C., Emily G., J lyssa M., Maria R-D., Angelique V., Kenny T., Alex P., Hunter V., Ian McC., Joey R., Cori R., Damien L., Ethan C., Chandler T., Mark M., Sarah C., Dylan B., Conchita C., Logan K., Pauline C-G., Josias M., Matthew Q. Natalie P; Henrique M., Lupita R.D.; Yuritzi P.C.,Jesus R.D., Exequiel V., Naomi V., Kimberly A., Andrew J., Chance H ; Aydin M., 20+ Hours Maiya T.-26, Greg M.-21, Owen M., 23, Michaella W.-20, Damien L 23; Brayden N.-20 Xalen W.-29, TJ J.-26 30+ Hours Zek B.-40, Jessy M.-40 Abad V.-169 Community Service Grading 2.5 new hours each quarter in addition to the hours required the quarter before To receive a 100%, students should have a total of 2.5 hours at the end of 1 st quarter, 5 hours at the end of 2 nd quarter, 7.5 hours at the end of 3 rd quarter, and 10 hours at the May 11 th cutoff date for 4 th quarter. Until the previous quarter s requirements are met no new credit will be given. Students will receive 20 points for each completed half hour of service in the quarterly requirement. Additional half hours are credited to the following quarter up to the 10 hour requirement. Once the 10 hour requirement is met the student will receive a 100% for that quarter and all following quarters. A log (available in Mrs. Hughes room) must be completed for each month s service and turned in to Mrs. Hughes room. Partial half hours will receive no credit. Hours turned in after the quarterly deadline will be counted toward the total in the next quarter.