Christian Studies: Memory Test today.

 Math 3: Test today.

 6th Science: Review today, test tomorrow.

 7th Science: Test today.

 8th Science: Quiz today.

 Grammar/Homeroom: No class today.

 Upcoming Events:

Cereal drive for Emerson Elementary students to help provide food over spring break for students who depend on free and reduced school breakfast and lunch.  We are collecting boxes this week through Thursday.

7th and 8th grade trip to D.C. begins early Thursday morning. Have a great time!

Spring Break April 1-5

April 16th - Field trip for MS to the Health and Safety Expo at Trac.  Permission forms have been take home and emailed.  Drivers needed! Please let us know if you can help to drive and/or chaperone this event.

Christian Studies: Memory Test Friday.

 Math 3: Study Guide Review #4-11 all (skip #8) and RTGO pg. 574 #1-4 all, due tomorrow.  Test tomorrow over 10-1 to 10-5

 6th Science: Section 4 review due Wednesday, Chapter review (both parts 1 and 2) due Thursday, chapter test Thursday.

 7th Science: Test tomorrow.

 8th Science: Test tomorrow.

 Grammar/Homeroom: Pop quiz today, no new homework.

 Upcoming Events:

Cereal drive for Emerson Elementary students to help provide food over spring break for students who depend on free and reduced school breakfast and lunch.  We are collecting boxes this week through Thursday.

7th and 8th grade trip to D.C. begins early Thursday morning. Have a great time!

Spring Break April 1-5

April 16th - Field trip for MS to the Health and Safety Expo at Trac.  Permission forms have been take home and emailed.  Drivers needed! Please let us know if you can help to drive and/or chaperone this event.

Christian Studies: Memory Test Wednesday.

 Math 3: 10-5 WS Practice B.  Test Wednesday

 6th Science: Section 4 review due Wednesday, Chapter review (both parts 1 and 2) due Thursday, chapter test Thursday.

 7th Science:  Unit review due Tuesday. Test Wednesday.

 8th Science: Partial chapter review due Tuesday.  Test Wednesday.

 Grammar/Homeroom: 5-3 WS Adjective and Adverb Phrases.

 Upcoming Events:

Cereal drive for Emerson Elementary students to help provide food over spring break for students who depend on free and reduced school breakfast and lunch.  We are collecting boxes this week through Thursday.

7th and 8th grade trip to D.C.  Have a great time!

Spring Break April 1-5

April 16th - Field trip for MS to the Health and Safety Expo at Trac.  Permission forms have been take home and emailed.  Drivers needed! Please let us know if you can help to drive and/or chaperone this event.

Christian Studies: Memory Test today.

 Math 3: RTGO? pg. 556 #1-13 all, due Monday. Test Wednesday.

 6th Science: Section 3 review due Monday.  Read, take notes, and write vocab in your notebook for section 4 through page 23.  Coming up next week, section 4 review due Wednesday, Chapter review (both parts 1 and 2) due Thursday, chapter test Thursday.

 7th Science: Finish reading/writing/vocab for Lesson 3 and visual summary.  Lesson 3 review due Monday.  Unit review due Tuesday. Test Wednesday.

 8th Science: Section 2 review due Monday.  Partial chapter review due Tuesday.  Test Wednesday.

 Grammar/Homeroom: 5-2 WS, assessment side.

 Upcoming Events:

Spring Break April 1-5

Christian Studies: Memory Test Friday.

 Math 3: 10-4 #1-16 all due at the start of class tomorrow (3rd day), RTGO? pg. 556 #1-13 all due Monday. Test Wednesday.

 6th Science: Section 3 review due Monday.

 7th Science: Read/Write/Vocab Lesson 3 through pg. 35.  Finish Virtual Lab.  Online Lesson 3 due Tuesday. Test Wednesday.

 8th Science: Ch. 4, Sect. 2 Review due Monday.  Quiz Wednesday.

 Grammar/Homeroom: We took notes on prepositional phrases after pre-school buddies.

 Upcoming Events:

Spring Break April 1-5

Christian Studies: No class today.

 Math 3: 10-3 #1-18 all, SKIP 7, 17

 6th Science: We continued notes talking about balanced and unbalanced force and how to calculate net force.  Section 2 review will be due Wednesday.

 7th Science: Read/write/vocab for Section 2 through page 19.

 8th Science: No class today.

 Grammar/Homeroom: No class today.

 Upcoming Events:

March 15th and 18th - half day for K-8th due to Student Led Conferences

LEST Showcase assembly - Monday, March 18th at 8:45am

Christian Studies: Memory Test today.

 Math 3: 10-2 #1-15 all (due tomorrow, continuing from yesterday) 8th grade had testing during this time today.

 6th Science: Read and take notes (in the text is acceptable) on pages 10-13 (section 2).  Write vocabulary in your notebook.

 7th Science: Lesson 1 review (in textbook) due tomorrow.

 8th Science: Finish waterwheel lab, due tomorrow (even though we don't have this class tomorrow).

 Grammar/Homeroom: Final polishing on student let conferences.

 Upcoming Events:

March 15th and 18th - half day for K-8th due to Student Led Conferences

LEST Showcase assembly - Monday, March 18th at 8:45am

Christian Studies: Memory Test Thursday.

 Math 3: 10-2 #1-15 all

 6th Science: Continuing to work on acceleration lab.  Must finish questions through reflection #2 before class tomorrow.

 7th Science: We worked on some labs today that we will continue tomorrow.

 8th Science: We started a lab today.  Section 1 review due Monday.

 Grammar/Homeroom: Have Student Led Conference slides ready!

 Upcoming Events:

Student Led Conferences
We are pleased to announce that this year we will be doing student-led conferences again on March 15th and 18th.  For those of you who may be new to this procedure, the student-led conference process empowers the student to direct and report on their progress at school. It is a research-based practice used in many exemplary middle schools. Teachers have coached, critiqued, and evaluated their students in order to have them ready to present to their parents and guardians. In short, the students will be running the show. During the conference process students will report on academic progress, articulate goals, and report on assessment data when appropriate.  The student-led conference process is much different from the traditional parent teacher conference in which the teacher does most of the talking and the parent does the listening. Often in such conferences, the student is not even present. The role of the teacher in a student-led conference is one of coach, mentor, and advocate. The teacher will be present for specific questions on issues that the students may not be able to answer. Of course if a parent wants a parent teacher conference with any particular teacher, they may request one at any time.

We believe that the student-led conference process puts the responsibility for reporting learning where it needs to be and that is with the student. We are pleased with the learning that is happening at Bethlehem and know that our students are eager to present their progress to their parents. We thank you for working with them in this journey. If we may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact your student’s homeroom teacher!

Scheduling will open for families with multiple grade students first on 3/4, then open sign up for all families on 3/8. Please follow the link from signupgenius in your email to sign up. If you have multiple students you will receive multiple links and need to sign up with each teacher’s link. For example, if you have an 8th grader and a 5th grader you will need to follow the link from Mrs. Payne to schedule your 8th graders conference AND the link from Miss. Bame to schedule your 5th graders conference. 

Christian Studies: Memory Test Friday.

 Math 3: 10-1 WS Practice B.  There will be time Monday in class for questions and some additional work time (about 15 minutes).

 6th Science: Vocab Quiz Friday.

 7th Science: Answer questions on pg. 5.

 8th Science: Read and take notes, pgs. 94-99. Notes (underlining, highlighting, and notes in the margins) may be written directly in the text.  Write vocab words in your notebook.

 Grammar/Homeroom: 5-1 WS - Prepositions (Assessment side will be graded).  Due Monday.

 Upcoming Events:

Trimester 3 grades will be coming home with your student today.

Student Led Conferences
We are pleased to announce that this year we will be doing student-led conferences again on March 15th and 18th.  For those of you who may be new to this procedure, the student-led conference process empowers the student to direct and report on their progress at school. It is a research-based practice used in many exemplary middle schools. Teachers have coached, critiqued, and evaluated their students in order to have them ready to present to their parents and guardians. In short, the students will be running the show. During the conference process students will report on academic progress, articulate goals, and report on assessment data when appropriate.  The student-led conference process is much different from the traditional parent teacher conference in which the teacher does most of the talking and the parent does the listening. Often in such conferences, the student is not even present. The role of the teacher in a student-led conference is one of coach, mentor, and advocate. The teacher will be present for specific questions on issues that the students may not be able to answer. Of course if a parent wants a parent teacher conference with any particular teacher, they may request one at any time.

We believe that the student-led conference process puts the responsibility for reporting learning where it needs to be and that is with the student. We are pleased with the learning that is happening at Bethlehem and know that our students are eager to present their progress to their parents. We thank you for working with them in this journey. If we may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact your student’s homeroom teacher!

Scheduling will open for families with multiple grade students first on 3/4, then open sign up for all families on 3/8. Please follow the link from signupgenius in your email to sign up. If you have multiple students you will receive multiple links and need to sign up with each teacher’s link. For example, if you have an 8th grader and a 5th grader you will need to follow the link from Mrs. Payne to schedule your 8th graders conference AND the link from Miss. Bame to schedule your 5th graders conference. 

Christian Studies: Memory Test Friday.

 Math 3: AYR? pg. 529 #1-32 all

 6th Science: Began Roller Coaster Acceleration Lab

 7th and 8th Science: Test today.

 Grammar/Homeroom: Student Led Conferences Slides due tomorrow (current grades can be added this weekend/next week)

 Upcoming Events:

Trimester 3 grades will be coming home with your student on Friday.
Student Led Conferences
We are pleased to announce that this year we will be doing student-led conferences again on March 15th and 18th.  For those of you who may be new to this procedure, the student-led conference process empowers the student to direct and report on their progress at school. It is a research-based practice used in many exemplary middle schools. Teachers have coached, critiqued, and evaluated their students in order to have them ready to present to their parents and guardians. In short, the students will be running the show. During the conference process students will report on academic progress, articulate goals, and report on assessment data when appropriate.  The student-led conference process is much different from the traditional parent teacher conference in which the teacher does most of the talking and the parent does the listening. Often in such conferences, the student is not even present. The role of the teacher in a student-led conference is one of coach, mentor, and advocate. The teacher will be present for specific questions on issues that the students may not be able to answer. Of course if a parent wants a parent teacher conference with any particular teacher, they may request one at any time.

We believe that the student-led conference process puts the responsibility for reporting learning where it needs to be and that is with the student. We are pleased with the learning that is happening at Bethlehem and know that our students are eager to present their progress to their parents. We thank you for working with them in this journey. If we may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact your student’s homeroom teacher!

Scheduling will open for families with multiple grade students first on 3/4, then open sign up for all families on 3/8. Please follow the link from signupgenius in your email to sign up. If you have multiple students you will receive multiple links and need to sign up with each teacher’s link. For example, if you have an 8th grader and a 5th grader you will need to follow the link from Mrs. Payne to schedule your 8th graders conference AND the link from Miss. Bame to schedule your 5th graders conference. 

Christian Studies: Memory Test Friday.

 Math 3: Study Guide Review #4-32 evens due Wed.  Test over chapter 6 Wednesday

 6th Science: Finish graph on Model Car Speed Lab.

 7th and 8th Science: Chapter review (parts 1 and 2) due tomorrow.  Whole class review tomorrow, test Thursday.

 Grammar/Homeroom:  Finished BLSEF project and continued to work on Student Led Conferences, due Friday.

 Upcoming Events:

Ash Wednesday
You're invited to a special Ash Wednesday service!  This year, you'll have the opportunity to do a make-and-take Lenten devotional for your family!  Lent is a time to reflect and prepare our hearts for Easter.  We'd like to help your family do that throughout the 40 days of Lent.  We'd love for you to join us this Wednesday, March 6.  There's a soup supper at 5:30, and the hands-on make-and-take devotional will begin at 6:15, with Ash Wednesday service to follow.  If you're planning on joining us, we'd appreciate it if you'd fill out the form at the link below.  It's simple--it just asks for the family name and how many people are planning on attending the soup supper.  This will help us make sure we have enough food and materials for everyone who'd like to attend.  If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact Pastor Andy, Mrs. Picker, or Miss Closner!  We hope to see you then!

Trimester 3 grades will be coming home with your student on Friday.

Student Led Conferences
We are pleased to announce that this year we will be doing student-led conferences again on March 15th and 18th.  For those of you who may be new to this procedure, the student-led conference process empowers the student to direct and report on their progress at school. It is a research-based practice used in many exemplary middle schools. Teachers have coached, critiqued, and evaluated their students in order to have them ready to present to their parents and guardians. In short, the students will be running the show. During the conference process students will report on academic progress, articulate goals, and report on assessment data when appropriate.  The student-led conference process is much different from the traditional parent teacher conference in which the teacher does most of the talking and the parent does the listening. Often in such conferences, the student is not even present. The role of the teacher in a student-led conference is one of coach, mentor, and advocate. The teacher will be present for specific questions on issues that the students may not be able to answer. Of course if a parent wants a parent teacher conference with any particular teacher, they may request one at any time.

We believe that the student-led conference process puts the responsibility for reporting learning where it needs to be and that is with the student. We are pleased with the learning that is happening at Bethlehem and know that our students are eager to present their progress to their parents. We thank you for working with them in this journey. If we may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact your student’s homeroom teacher!

Scheduling will open for families with multiple grade students first on 3/4, then open sign up for all families on 3/8. Please follow the link from signupgenius in your email to sign up. If you have multiple students you will receive multiple links and need to sign up with each teacher’s link. For example, if you have an 8th grader and a 5th grader you will need to follow the link from Mrs. Payne to schedule your 8th graders conference AND the link from Miss. Bame to schedule your 5th graders conference.

Christian Studies: Make up memory test from last week (memory for 2/28). Memory test for this week on Friday.

 Math 3: Study Guide Review #4-32 evens due Wed.  Test over chapter 6 Wednesday.

 6th Science: No new homework tonight.  We started a lab in class. Section 1 review due Friday.

 7th Science: Section 3 review due Tues., 3/5, Chapter review (both parts) due Wed., 3/6. Expect test Thursday.

 Grammar/Homeroom: We will continue to work on our BLSEF project and student let conferences.  Slideshow due Friday, 3/8.