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7th Grade

2008

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Exploring Cause And Effect Through Change [7th Grade], Sarah Gamboa Jul 2008

Exploring Cause And Effect Through Change [7th Grade], Sarah Gamboa

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This unit focuses on (as the title suggests) exploring cause and effect through change. Students will explore different personal, local, and global changes; what causes those changes, and what effects those change have on them, those around them, and the world. They will also understand that, while change is not avoidable, we empower ourselves by deciding how to react and respond to those changes. Students will read a fictional narrative in which they can relate to the main character: the story is about her first day at a US school. They will also read fictional and non-fiction letters to the …


Compare And Contrast Your Way To Better Judgment [7th Grade], Salena Gonzales Jul 2008

Compare And Contrast Your Way To Better Judgment [7th Grade], Salena Gonzales

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We should evaluate of both sides of a story (or situation) before choosing which is better or worse. Fact and opinion are both vital to choosing preference. The choices we make have significant effects on our lives. (cause and effect) Fables are genre of short fiction stories with inferred morals to learn from.


Probability And Statistics [7th Grade], Courtney Spickelmier Jul 2008

Probability And Statistics [7th Grade], Courtney Spickelmier

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In this 7th grade unit, students will be required to put their mathematical minds to work as they develop an understanding of both theoretical and experimental probabilities and as they learn to analyze and communicate data effectively. Students will use real life data to explore measures of central tendency and how different measures may lead to different conclusions about the same information. Through the performance assessment, students will collect and analyze data, choosing the best way to communicate their findings. Finally, students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge of theoretical probability to make predictions and will test those …


Whose Fault Is History? [7th Grade], Kate Empson Jul 2008

Whose Fault Is History? [7th Grade], Kate Empson

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In this unit students will learn about the events that culminated in the beginning of the Texas Revolution. Students will study specific legislative acts by the Mexican government and discover how these acts, which placed restrictions on activity in Texas, pushed many Texans to rebellion. They will then analyze these events and try to understand how historical figures in both Mexico and Texas would have viewed these legislative acts. The final performance assessment will require students to study a current conflict and the events that led up to that conflict. Students must then decide which side they would support in …