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8th Graders - During this week let us look at how well we accomplished our Lenten Promise/Sacrifice? If it is one you really wanted to succeed with, look for ways to continue that effort. Maybe part of you will be born new as Jesus experienced at Easter. That was the point of His death and resurrection - to let us live it today knowing that we can be "born again" as a new version of ourselves - IF we choose to and ask HIM for help.
Calendar: HAPPY EASTER for the next ~ 40 DAYS Monday, April 29: SLE boards due and Atom supplies Tuesday, April 30: Wednesday, May 1: Happy May Day! Thursday, May 2: Faith Family Activity Friday, May 3: Bring St. Vincent Lunches; Grandparents Day - 8:15 Mass, 8th graders celebrate the Crowning of Mary, followed by Breakfast set -up and serving, 12:30 Dismissal Saturday, May 4 - 1st Holy Communion Mass for our Second Graders - think about celebrating Mass with them - you are their Faith Family "parent" 8th Homework : for shared documents: [email protected] ? of the Day: 5/2: Please review and rewrite the 2 verses to "Hail Mary, Gentle Woman"; Bring St. Vincent Lunches; NO SHORTS; Grandparents Day - 8:15 Mass, 8th graders celebrate the Crowning of Mary, followed by Breakfast set -up and serving, 12:30 Dismissal; Remember to check your history assignment - ancestory!! 4/30: Please review the calendar and think about Saturday's activity. Religion: 5/2: St. Vincent Lunch tomorrow; Bible Search due Monday; D Street $ Monday 4/29: Review today's Decision Point p.36-46 and answer the questions on pg. 47 in your text. D Street $3 are due for May - our last one for this year - you may want to keep helping our community in your own way after you graduate! US History: 5/2: Write the names: first and last, dates(birth & death if applicable), and birth place for your grandparents and great grandparents to the best of your ability - some of you might need to get in touch with people so this could take time 4/30: Research your immigrant ancestors and write their names, date of immigration, and their relationship to you. - Due Wednesday. 4/29: Write a list of the citizen activities - service - you have done both at OLM school and with your families, friends, or by yourself outside of school in your community. Research your immigrant ancestors and write their names, date of immigration, and their relationship to you. - Due Wednesday. Physical Science: 5/2: Notes for Ch 13 S2 as explained in class 5/1: Cornell Note Ch 13 S 1 4/30: List the 1st 20 elements by atomic number: write the name of the element, its chemical symbol, and its ionic charge - examples: 19. Potassium K 1+; 6. Carbon C 4+/4- Atom supplies are needed by TOMORROW! 4/29: Diagram the 4 types of atoms : neutral, ions, isotopes, and ionic isotopes for the elements Lithium through Oxygen. Be sure to include proofs and their chemical formulas. *NOTE* Carbon will have 2 ions and 2 ionic isotopes. Algebra: 5/2: p. 160 #28-38 even 5/1: p.159 #20-26 even 4/30: p.159 #2-18 even 7th Homework: 7 Life Science: 5/2: Your fingerprints: trace each hand and then put your prints at the end of each finger and write whether it is an arch, a loop, or a whorl. 5/1: Create 14 Punnet Squares - 2 for each of the 7 traits - be sure to have "dad's" alleles at the top and "mom's" alleles on the side of each square. 7 World History: 5/2: Study all the countries of Africa - test next Friday! 4/29: Write the locations: north, south, east, and west of the countries around these African countries - Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Kenya, Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Uganda; Continue to study Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cote D'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria, in addition to the 15 you already know - Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Senegal, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti, and Somalia; Test on Thursday
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