MRS. DIANA WOHLHIETER ROOM 139 *PLEASE FIND YOUR CHILD’S SCHEDULE ON THE FRONT COUNTER.
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Welcome to the 7th Grade
Yellow Team!!!MRS. DIANA WOHLHIETER
ROOM 139*PLEASE FIND YOUR CHILD’S SCHEDULE
ON THE FRONT COUNTER.
Unified Arts ClassesIf your child has put down PE/Gym, please go
to the Large Gym.
If you child has put down Music, please go to the Auditorium.
All other Unified Arts classes (Technology, Wood Shop, Art, Foods), please go to the Cafeteria
Course Goals
Mastery of content knowledgeDevelopment and application of inquiry-
based science skillsExpansion of writing, reading, research, and
study skillsIt is my hope that all students will develop a
life-long interest in science and learning itself!
CurriculumStudents have been learning about
what it means to ‘do’ science.
Science process Skills
Observing.
Qualitative Observations Quantititative
Observations
Measuring
ToolsMetric System(SI Units)
Inferring Predicting CommunicationgClassifying
Matter and it’s Interactions
A. Structure and
Properties of Matter
B. Chemical Reactions
C. Atomic Structure
D. Physical and Chemical
Changes
Structure and Processes
A. Structure and
Function of Cells and Human Body
Systems
B. Cell Types and Organelles
C. Organization for Matter and Energy
Flow in Organisms
D. Information Processing
Human Heredity
A. Growth &
Development of
Organisms
A. Inheritance
of Traits
B. Variation of Traits
Biological Evolution
A. Evidence of Common
Ancestry and Diversity
B. Natural Selection
C. Adaptation
D. Biodiversity and Humans
Seventh Grade Science Curriculum
How To See What Is Happening In Your Child’s Classroom
Class Website
Homework PolicyHomework will be used to develop essential study
skills, and to prepare students for the demands of 21st-century learning, such as critical thinking and problem solving.
Homework provides students with the opportunity to reinforce and practice the skills they are learning in the classroom.
Homework points are earned for completion on time, not for correctness.
Homework is posted on the board daily and reviewed in class the next day.
Calling All Scientists!
Questions?
Thank you for coming.I appreciate your support at home!
