JAG'S November

It has been a busy month for the JAGS team.  There has been an end of the nine weeks reward at Roberts Family Farm and a mid term reward for the 2nd nine weeks. Here's a look at the students enjoying the field trip.

UPCOMING EVENTS

JAGS team members will be attending a play at the high school produced by the drama club. The students will view the drama "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever." More pics to come from that!

RENAISSANCE RALLY!

What a great Spirit Week! Here's what happened with the JAGS this week.

Science

We have been making clouds and we compared alcohol and nitrogen to make clouds. Mr. Rogers showed us the parts of the atmosphere. Also, we are going to be working with papers to show definitions of our atmospheres.

Language Arts

In Mrs. Raney's we are learning about poetry with the poem Molly Means and a nonfiction article about the T. Gondii disease.  Work on your IXL and Mobymax and Quizlet! Also, AR above and beyond readers were treated to an ice cream sandwich at lunch. The mystery reward will be Monday for students who doubled their goal.

Pre-Algebra

Ms. Lang is planning to review for our  assessment. Mrs. Lang is going to do a special Halloween activity on Friday. We are learning how to do percents of error, and percent of increase or decrease.

SPIRIT WEEK

A few pics of twin and hat day!

Renaissance Rally

Jags team members experienced their first rally. The games and performances were awesome!

                                                 

                             

 


 MUMMY WRAP





JAGS TEAM PERFORMANCE

 

Look Out! The Mullet is Making a Comeback!

The Week Before Fall Break

SCIENCE
In science, life science and fossils has been the focus. After fall break, students will continue an activity with dinosaurs.

LANGUAGE ARTS
POETRY! Students have been collaborating with Mrs. Nevitt (media specialist) to begin writing a draft of a poem for Veteran's Day. The students will continue to work with her in the upcoming weeks to create a finished piece to share with local veterans. AR points are also due on October 15.

MATH
The main talk of the JAGS team this week has been math & mullet ratios!

Here are a few JAG students sporting the mullet.  This has been a fun way to learn ratios and lead into our next focus of fractions and percentage.

STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
Science/Mr. Rogers-Katelynn E.
Math/Ms. Lang-Hannah B.
Language Arts/Mrs. Raney-Brittany J.
Math/Mr. Roberts-Breanna S.




BOOK REVIEW- by Noah Henson

Are you looking for a quick read to earn some AR points? Then here is a book for you.

 A Mink, A Fink, A Skating Rink

Do you know what a noun is? Of course you do.  You're in 7th grade, but if you don't, who cares because by reading this book you will learn about nouns.  This is a book about nouns with some rhymes to make it funny so you can easily learn what a noun is. Once you read it,  take an AR test on it and get those points!

     

Look for Healthy Mind, Healthy Body details next week! Have a jagtastic week!

Welcome to the JAGS' Team Blog!

Welcome to the JAGUAR'S team blog.  JAGS students will be contributing weekly to keep everyone updated about what's happening on our team. ~ JAGS contributors: Baleigh C. & Kaylee Y.

Here's what's happening in our classes! Another thing this week that's going on is a door contest that the students made, and the teacher that wins will get an exclusive special prize. Check out our teachers!

SCIENCE: 

Mr. Rogers' WKU door

 In Mr. Rogers' class we are learning about rocks. 













MATH:

Ms. Lang's Kentucky Christian University door

  In Ms. Lang's class we are learning about ratio and       
  proportions. We are doing mullet ratios. 














LANGUAGE ARTS:

Mrs. Raney's Bellarmine door

  

 In Mrs. Raney's class we are learning about semicolons.

 AR points are also due in less than two "school" weeks (Oct. 15).  

TOP AR READERS

 Maddie S. - 116.2 

Mitchell D. - 103.7 

 Brittany J. - 100.8   

Book Review By: Mason B

PRISONER B-3087

    Do you think you could survive 10 concentration camps, 10 different places where you are starved, tortured, and worked mercilessly? But it is what young ten year old Yanek Gruener has to face. He's a young Jewish boy in the 1930s in Poland, Yanek is at the mercy of the Nazis who have taken over. Everything he has, and everyone he loves, have been snatched brutally from him. But now his name is PRISONER B-3087, do you think Yanek can make it through the terror without losing his hope?  If you're looking for a great historical fiction book then look up Prisoner B-3087! 


Have a "jagtastic" week. 




-Baleigh C. And Kaylee Y.