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8th Grade: Thank you for your efforts at our Saint Wax Museum and let each of us find ways to present our saint to the school that will make at least one student curious to learn more!
Calendar: Monday, October 31: Happy Halloween Tuesday, November 1: 8:15 All Saints' Day Mass - dress as your Saint Saint Wax Museum following mass until 11:25am Friday, November 4: Bring St. Vincent Lunch Free Blue and White Spirit Dress 12:30 Dismissal Saturday, November 5: 5pm OLM Mass at St. Patrick's Church Reminders: 11/3: Bridget, Kylie and Mario present saints tomorrow! ? of the Day: 11/3: Have you packed your Saint Vincent Lunch for tomorrow? 11/2: As we get close to the end of the Catholic church year the response for mass is found to be: The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. In verdant pastures He gives me repose; beside restful waters He leads me; He refreshes my soul. He guides me in right paths for His name’s sake. Even though I walk in the dark valley I fear no evil; for You are at my side with Your rod and Your staff that give me courage. You spread the table before me in the sight of my foes; You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Only goodness and kindness follow me all the days of my life; and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD for years to come. Please copy this on paper. 11/1: What time/season are we in the Catholic church year? After you answer this question, draw a large circle (use an object - lid - to trace a perfect circle that fills the paper from the right side margin to the left) and divide it evenly into 12 pieces/fractions. We will use it tomorrow :) 10/31: 8th graders could you share this letter with your families? Dear 8th Grade Parents, Each year the 8th Grade creates a “Saint Wax Museum” for Our Lady of Mercy School. The 8th graders choose a saint that they have a connection to and want to use as a role model to guide them in life. After Mass on All Saints Day, November 1, we invite the school, class by class, to come visit the “museum” and see if they can identify our chosen saints. Each 8th grader has researched their saint, written a report and connection to them, created artifacts and a plaque that represent their saint, and created a costume of that saints typical attire. These items along with the student are displayed in the museum for observation and education. We invite you to join us for mass and to visit the museum any time from 10:00 to 11:00 tomorrow morning! HOMEWORK 8 Religion: 11/3: Sunday Reading Connections between the readings and to yourself - due Monday. 11/2: In each pie of the circle write a month of the year in correct order. Then write all the liturgical seasons on your circle. Use the correct colors of the liturgical seasons to write them. Example: Ordinary Time, which we are in right now, would be written in green. At the last week of November you will write Advent in purple. You can use Planner p.17 as a guide - watch their seasons - not accurate! 8 US History: 11/3: Due by Friday 22 Legislative Branch Notecards - see below and read pgs. 39-40 answer ? on 40 11/1: due tomorrow Judicial Branch notecards 10/31: due tomorrow Constitution p.36-38 answer ?p.36,37,38 due Wednesday Judicial Branch Notecards *continue to play the matching game with your article and amendment cards - so you know them 8 Physical Science: 8 Algebra: Keeler: p.104 OE all, WE #2-52 every 4th Mrs. Tyler's Assignments: Mrs. Tyler's BLOG Mrs. Lorenzi's Assignment: Mrs. Lorenzi's BLOG Mrs. Wennberg's Assignments: Mrs. Wennberg's BLOG 7 Life Science: 11/3: Complete your Food Pyramid and turn in with its Food Chart on Friday 7 World History: 11/1: Write the 6 causes for the fall of the Roman Empire. Then compare those fact to our country today - ask your parents' opinion. - Legislative Branch Notecards - 2 for each Legislative Branch * established in Article 1 * main duty: make laws * Congress: Senate & House of Representatives * meet: Capitol Building, Washington, D.C. Legislative Branch: joint duties * raise, borrow, and coin money * defense powers * control immigration * grant copyrights and patents *control commerce *govern Washington, D.C. * investigate the executive branch Legislative Branch: forbidden powers * no ex post facto laws * may no suspend habeas corpus, * no tax on exports * no title of nobility * no bill of attainder * no mid term pay raises Senate: members, term, salary * 100 Senators: 2 per state * 6 year term (1/3 reelected every 2 years) * $174,000 Senate: officers * President of Senate: Vice President of the United States * President pro tempore * majority leader * minority leader Senate: qualifications * 30 years old * citizen of the United States for 9 years * live in the state you represent Senate: duties (4) * pass bills * act as jury in impeachment proceedings * approve presidential appointments * approve treaties House of Representatives: * 435: % of state population members, term, salary * 2 year term (1/3 reelected every 2 years) * $174,000 House of Representatives: * Speaker of the House officers * majority leader * minority leader House of Representatives: * 25 years old qualifications * citizen of the United States for 7 years * live in the district you represent House of Representatives: * pass bills duties * act prosecutor in impeachment cases * select president when no majority in the Electoral College * start all revenue bills
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