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- Classroom News
- Mr. Eric Schultz
Above is our theme for the 2009-2010 school year. We do indeed have the opportunity, both in school and outside of school, to proclaim the wonderful hope we have through the power of the Holy Spirit.
In your middle school packets was a sheet listing ways in which you can help ORLS financially. One of these ways is Giving Plus, which is a Thrivent Financial program that matches contributions to ORLS at a 50% rate. For 2008, a new form must be filled out. Also, Thrivent has changed the rules a bit. One must now have a Thrivent product to participate. They no longer offer associate memberships. If you would like to find out more about this, see Mr. Burger or Mr. Schultz.
The online versions of our new math texts are now available at www.classzone.com. There are activities to help students learn, along with the actual book online, so students can do their homework without having to haul their book home.
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* Note: These are projected assignments for the week. The teacher is not responsible for changes that may occur
March 8-12
National Lutheran Schools Week
7 Math
| Monday |
Lesson 7.4 Exercises 1,2, 4, 6, 7, 10, 13, 16, 22, 27, 28; 31-36 write all but solve only 32, 34, 36 |
| Tuesday |
No Class- MLHS |
| Wednesday |
Lesson 7.4 Exercises # 39, 41, 42, 46, 47, 48, 51, 52, 54, 58
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| Thursday |
p. 359 Mixed Review # 65-69 all; Quiz Prep 1-12 all
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| Friday |
p. 360 # 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
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7-8 Pre-Algebra
| Monday |
Quiz 7-2 |
| Tuesday |
No Class- MLHS |
| Wednesday |
Review for Test |
| Thursday |
Test 7 Part 1; Lesson 9-1 Guided Practice # 1-16 all
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| Friday |
Test 7 Part 2; Lesson 9.1 Worksheet
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8 Algebra
| Monday |
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| Tuesday |
Lesson 6.7 Guided Practice 1-7 all |
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| Thursday |
p. 412 Mixed Review # 66-70 all; Quiz Prep all
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| Friday |
p. 419 # 2-28 even; 29-34 all (Due Tuesday) |
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7S World Geography
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| Tuesday |
Test 16; Chapter 17-1 Notetaking pps. 1-3 |
| Wednesday |
Lesson 17-1 Notetaking pps 4-5 |
| Thursday |
No Class- Bible Trivia |
| Friday |
Special Activity with other Geography Class |
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Geocaching is a treasure hunt-type activity using hand-held Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers. Our school was blessed to receive a grant from the Best Buy Corportation, which allowed us to purchase 10 of these receivers, along with 5 digital cameras. We will be using these devices for a number of activities, from geocaching to discover the history of Milwaukee, to orienteering at LuWiSoMo. Below are a number of web sites that are useful in understanding GPS and geocaching.
General information about geocaching
Wisconsin Geocachers
GPS receiver manufacturers
Garmin
Magellan
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Eric Schultz, who teaches mathematics and computer education in the middle school grades has completed 34 years of teaching, all of it in the metro Milwaukee area. He graduated from Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebraska in 1974 and received a Master of Science degree in Computer Science Education from Cardinal Stritch University, Milwaukee, in 1996.
Eric’s interests include computer use, reading, travel, and geocaching.
Eric’s family consists of his wife, Judy, the principal and director of Lutheran Special School and Educational Services in Milwaukee, and four children, Kristin, Jeremy, Megan, and Ryan.
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