8th Grade

ELA Week 1
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
Resource
Articles for NewsELA with accompanied directions and parent copies with answers.
Parent Instructions
Download the parent copy for answers to the texts. Students will read the text pair and answer the questions. Once they are done with both texts, they can answer the these questions: How are these texts connected? What are some things the authors of both articles would agree on? What would they disagree on?
 
Student Instructions
Read and annotate the text. You will answer the questions that are specific to the text and then after reading both texts you will answer the following: How are these texts connected? What are some things the authors of both articles would agree on? What would they disagree on?
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Analyze in detail the structure of a specific paragraph in a text, including the role of particular sentences in developing and refining a key concept
 
Comments
This is a standard students have seen repeatedly. The questions build to support understanding of the text and the structure of the text.
 
 
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Parent Instructions
Your student can use the daily IXL activities to practice ELA concepts essential for next-level success. The IXL link provides practice on 2 skills each day, offers immediate feedback, and tracks performance level, providing a score of progress towards mastery.
 
Student Instructions
Click on the IXL link to identify and practice the 2 ELA skills that you should work on each day. After you have reached 80% mastery on both skills, challenge yourself to go higher!
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will be able to read and analyze what literary texts say explicitly and draw logical inferences, supporting interpretation with relevant textual evidence
 
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Resource
8th Grade Daily Language Review
 
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Parent Instructions
Complete the Eighth Grade English Language Arts and Week 28 Daily Language Practice
 
Student Instructions
Complete Week 28 Daily Language Questions for Monday-Thursday
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will be able to correct mistakes in grammar, mechanics, and identify main idea, theme, and author's purpose
 
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Math Week 1
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
 
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Parent Instructions
To get students registered, you will have to give them your teacher code. Contact your teacher for code. Students will go to deltamath.com and click "Create Account" then "Student". After typing in your teacher code, students will create an account with their own email and password. Students will select their specific class from a dropdown menu, based on the ones you set up when creating your account.
 
Student Instructions
To get students registered, you will have to give them your teacher code. Contact your teacher for code. Students will go to deltamath.com and click "Create Account" then "Student". After typing in your teacher code, students will create an account with their own email and password. Students will select their specific class from a dropdown menu, based on the ones you set up when creating your account
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
TLW review linear functions, transformations, and pythagorean theorem
 
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Parent Instructions
1. Click on the Quizizz URL 2. You can either choose to play the traditional way (like we play in class), or you can choose to do the flashcards. 3. Both ways will tell you if you are right or wrong; do your best! We encourage you to use your notes/foldables.
 
Student Instructions
1. Click on the Quizizz URL 2. You can either choose to play the traditional way (like we play in class), or you can choose to do the flashcards. 3. Both ways will tell you if you are right or wrong; do your best! We encourage you to use your notes/foldables.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
I can demonstrate my understanding of all skills learning in Q1. 1.) I can determine if a number is rational or irrational. 2.) I can determine the equivalent expression of an integer exponent. 3.) I can generate equivalent expressions using laws of exponents. 4.) I can express very large/small numbers in Scientific Notation. I can express numbers written in Scientific Notation in standard form. 5.) I can solve equations that must be simplified by combining like terms. 6.) I can solve multistep equations that must be simplified.
 
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Parent Instructions
Please follow up with you child on this assignment for lesson 7.1 in my.hrw.com. Students have a specific username and password to log in.
 
Student Instructions
Log into my.hrw.com to complete lesson 7.1 interactive lesson. At the end of 7.1, the orange whistle is the personal math trainer. Complete those 2 questions. The red whistle is the homework tab and you should complete those 9 questions. Remember your log in is bcs and your student id. If you have any questions reach out to your math teacher.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
I can solve equations with variables on both sides
 
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Algebra I Week 1
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
 
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Parent Instructions
Please encourage your child to sign into Delta Math and practice on the assignments created by their teacher. DeltaMath offers examples for each problem to assist students when struggling.
 
Student Instructions
Login in to DeltaMath and complete the assignments. Please utilize the examples and feedback by DeltaMath when provided. If you have any questions, please email your teacher and they will respond as soon as they are able.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
 
 
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Resource
https://quizizz.com/join?gc=135579
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Parent Instructions
Please encourage your child to log onto Quizziz and complete the learning opportunity that reviews content covered in Q1
 
Student Instructions
Complete VLO-Solving Equations Week1 as many times as you like. This can be used as a pre-check to guide your practice on DeltaMath. The code for this assignment is 135579. You can work at your own pace to complete on Wednesday- Saturday. After completing the opportunity, we encourage utilizing delta math and practice the skills that are areas of weakness for you.
Learning Opportunity Objective
Learning Objectives: Review standards taught during Q1: Function notation and solving equations.
 
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Parent Instructions
Please encourage your child to log onto IXL and complete the learning opportunity that reviews content covered during Quarter 1.
 
Student Instructions
Log onto IXL. Look through the different categories that were covered in Quarter 1. Work through sections that you know need reviewing or was a skill that presented difficulty. As always, we encourage you to use notes, examples, or the internet to help you persevere through challenging questions/categories.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
I can demonstrate my understanding of all skills learning in Q1
 
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Science Week 1
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
Resource
Pdf
 
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Parent Instructions
Listed are two activities on Newton's Laws. Students may choose to complete them together or separate. Each has a reading passage (content) with comprehension questions. The math portion has not been included but for enrichment students may create math problems using the formula F=ma (Force= mass x acceleration). Force is measured in Newtons, mass in kilograms, and acceleration in m/s2. Example: 20N of force was applied to a 4kg boat, what is the acceleration? F= ma or a= f/m = 20N / 4kg= 5 m/s2.
 
Student Instructions
Read the passages and answer the corresponding questions. Please feel free to reach out via e-mail to your teacher with any questions or for feedback. Stay well and share your smiles.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Newton's Laws (without the kinematics)
 
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Resource
Virtual Science Week 1
 
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Parent Instructions
Students can access the videos through Netflix, Amazon Prime, or YouTube.
 
Student Instructions
The document has numerous resources that can be used to show relatedness between organisms, and adaptations through natural/artificial selection. After working through some of the videos, articles, and simulations you should be able to create an explanation of how plants/animals have changed throughout history (with reference to both artificial and natural selection), and show common ancestry of modern plants/animals
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will create an explanation addressing the similarities/differences of plants/animals that share common ancestry, and how they have changed through artificial/natural selection
 
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Parent Instructions
Students can get to "Flocabulary" through their Clever account. It is resource they have used often and can easily follow. An additional resource is there if needed.
 
Student Instructions
Please log into Flocabulary through your Clever account. An additional resource is there if needed. You may use Quizizz to check your understanding. See the document.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will explain biological change and diversity of organisms over time (standard 8.LS4)
 
Comments
This is a review of standards that were taught at the beginning of the year. The lessons are here for review and are not mandatory.
Physical Science Week 1
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
Resource
Nearpod Lessons
 
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Parent Instructions
Attached are the lessons for April 1 - April 3
 
Student Instructions
Please follow the directions in the lesson plans.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will review how we study the world using scientific methods
 
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Resource
Video
 
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Parent Instructions
Play this BrainPop video first.
 
Student Instructions
View this BrainPop video first
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
To review the structure of the atom
 
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Resource
16.1 Reading Essentials PDF
 
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Parent Instructions
After viewing the BrainPop to review atoms, have students complete the attached file.
 
Student Instructions
After viewing the BrainPop to review atoms, complete the attached file.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Review atoms
 
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Social Studies Week 1
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
Resource
Embedded in activity
 
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Parent Instructions
Directions are on activity
 
Student Instructions
Directions are on activity
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
8.05-8.18 Road to Revolution
 
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Parent Instructions
Your students will be completing 8th Grade SS review and re-enforcement assignments on IXL online website this week. This is a website that we have used in the past and your student is familiar with it. They will logon to their clever page and then onto ixl. These are the assignments for Week One: IXL 8th Grade SS: M.1-3 N.1-3
 
Student Instructions
Your students will be completing 8th Grade SS review and re-enforcement assignments on IXL online website this week. This is a website that we have used in the past and your student is familiar with it. They will logon to their clever page and then onto ixl. These are the assignments for Week One: IXL 8th Grade SS: M.1-3 N.1-3
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will utilize the IXL online learning website to review and reinforce recent learning.
 
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Parent Instructions
Students can use the iCivics website to complete the tasks on the Bingo Bonanza Board. This is a fun activity that even adults will enjoy - these games can be challenging! If you would like, make it a competition between siblings or even the whole family!
 
Student Instructions
Use the iCivics website to complete the tasks on the Bingo Bonanza Board. Remember, Bingo means completing five squares across, up/down, or diagonally! When you finish, email your Social Studies teacher and tell them what game was your favorite and two things you learned while playing bingo!
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will use the gameplay format of the iCivics website so they can examine the principles and purposes of government articulated in the Preamble and principles stated in the Constitution, including: the separation of powers, federalism, and checks and balances. TN SS Standard 8.23 (H, P, TCA)
 
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