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arabera Celia Tice 11 years ago

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The plan outlines a weekly educational schedule across four subjects: Language Arts, Social Studies, Computer Literacy, and Math. Each week, students engage in diverse activities designed to enhance their understanding and skills in these areas.

Weebly Site Map

Weebly Site Map

Week 4

Computer Literacy: Students will watch a video on how to use Microsoft Word.
Language Arts: Identify words that are in the novel that need to be defined and use dictionary.com to look up the meaning.
Social Studies: Play online game about the silk road.
Math: Students will play a game on a website listed involving adding and subtracting negative numbers.

Week 3

Computer Literacy: Students will play a geography game that involves finding where certain countries are on a map.
Language Arts:Students will fill out the worksheet provided about what they think will happen in the novel they are reading in class and why they think so.
Social Studies:Students will read a primary source document from an architect in the Roman Empire.
Math: Students will have practice identifying the slope in the problems on the online site.

Week 2

Ccomputer LIteracy: Students will play math review games on a website given
Language Arts: Students will be redirected to a website where they will read short passages and then pick from multiple choice what the theme of the story is.
Social Studies: students will read a primary source from the Roman Coliseum and answer the questions that follow
Math: Students will be able to solve the extra problems that ask how much they should tip their waitress given a specific cost.

Week 1

Computer Literacy: Students will acces a website that will allow them to practice typing.
Language Arts: Students will follow the link to review parts of the sentence that they learned last year in 6th grade.
Social Studies: Students will take a review quiz from the historical information that they learned last year in 6th grade.
Math: Students will complete supplemental worksheets on review materials they learned in 6th grade.