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每週上課 4 小時作業
每週 1-2 小時. Students will receive homework each week to support and extend their learning.進度報告
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課堂經歷
英語程度 - 未知
美國 7 年級
Welcome to Wild and Unstructured Learning’s 7th Grade Full Curriculum! We can’t wait to spend the school year with you. We focus on project based and hands on learning. We are committed to providing a safe and fun atmosphere for your child to grow with all of their educational and social needs met. We often team up in groups or work individually with the teacher. In this class you can expect your child to learn 7th Grade concepts in math, reading, writing, grammar, spelling, science, and social studies. We welcome all learners! Wild and Unstructured Learning incorporates play and activity into each lesson. Your child won't be able to wait to come to class. Topics will rotate throughout the year for review and practice. The class will cover fundamental concepts for 7th grade and cover a full and in-depth curriculum over the year. Each week, we will have a spelling list and have rotational lessons in English, Math, Science and Social Studies. There will be homework for extra math, english, and spelling practice each week along with some activities to complete each week. Teachers are available to answer any questions and will give feedback on the homework. Our lessons are always engaging because education is more than just academics, it is also about the social interactions you have while learning. Our classes include interactive discussions and we use games and other hands-on activities to engage every child in their learning. All of our classes are taught in a 100% inclusive and child-led environment. Our teachers are always inclusive of every child and adapt their teaching style to keep high levels of engagement and progression. You can expect for your child to learn the following subjects- Reading, Language/Grammar, Writing, Spelling, Life Science, Earth Science, Physical Science, Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Civics and Geography. Here is a list of topics for each week: Week of September 2nd- -Reading- Realistic Fiction -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Narrative Essay -Math- Whole numbers to one billion -Science- The Scientific Method -Civics- Types and Functions of Government Week of September 9th- -Reading- Realistic Fiction -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Narrative Essay -Math- Adding and subtracting integers -Science- The Periodic Table of Elements -Civics- What is a nation? Week of September 16th- -Reading- Magical Realism -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Narrative Essay -Math- Adding and subtracting fractions -Science- The Periodic Table of Elements -Civics- Citizenship Week of September 23rd- -Reading- Magical Realism -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Narrative Essay -Math- Drawing top, front, and side views of objects -Science- Structure of an Atom -Civics- National vs. State Government Week of September 30th- -Reading- Nonfiction Articles -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Instructional Essay -Math- Multiplying and Dividing Fractions -Science- Energy Conversion -Economics- Economic Systems Week of October 7th- -Reading- Nonfiction Articles -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Instructional Essay -Math- Comparing and ordering rational numbers -Science- Energy Conversion -Economics- Factors of Production Week of October 14th- -Reading- Nonfiction Articles -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Instructional Essay -Math- Understanding the relationships between radius, diameter, and circumference of a circle -Science- Laws of Thermodynamics -Economics- The Federal Reserve Week of October 21st- -Reading- Nonfiction Articles -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Instructional Essay -Math- Equivalent fractions and simplifying fractions -Science- Laws of Thermodynamics -Economics- Labor Unions Week of October 28th- -Reading- Fables -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Argumentative Essay -Math- Evaluating exponents -Science- Symbiosis -Geography- What is Physical Geography? Week of November 4th- -Reading- Folk Tales -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Argumentative Essay -Math- Multiplying and dividing decimal numbers -Science- Symbiosis -Geography- What is Human Geography? Week of November 11th- -Reading- Fairy Tales -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Argumentative Essay -Math- Geometric properties of cylinders, prisms, and pyramids -Science- Ecosystems: Limiting Factors and Carrying Capacity -Geography- Major Political and Physical Features of Africa Week of November 18th- -Reading- Legends -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Argumentative Essay -Math- Converting fractions, decimal numbers, and percents -Science- Extinct and Endangered Animals -Geography- Major Political and Physical Features of Europe Week of November 25th- NO CLASS Fall Break Week of December 2nd- -Reading- Biographies -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Descriptive Writing -Math- BEDMAS with and without exponents -Science- Rocks and Minerals -Economics- Comparison Shopping & Grocery Shopping Week of December 9th- -Reading- Biographies -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Descriptive Writing -Math- Positive and negative integers in patterns -Science- Characteristics of the Seafloor -Economics- Fees: Banking and Borrowing Week of December 16th- -Reading- Autobiographies -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Descriptive Writing -Math- Perspective drawings using one-point perspectives and multiple vanishing points -Science- Ocean Ridges -Economics- Economics & Government Week of December 23rd- NO CLASS Winter Break Week of December 30th- NO CLASS Winter Break Week of January 6th- -Reading- Autobiographies -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Descriptive Writing -Math- Perfect squares and square roots -Science- Mountain Building -Economics- The Influence of Advertising Week of January 13th- -Reading- Poetry -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Personal Narrative -Math- Exponents in patterns -Science- Genes -Civics- State vs. Local Governments Week of January 20th- -Reading- Poetry -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Personal Narrative -Math- Determining the greatest common factor and lowest common multiple -Science- DNA -Civics- the U.S. Court System Week of January 27th- -Reading- Fictional Verse -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Personal Narrative -Math- Drawing and interpreting scaled drawings/Enlargements and reductions of figures -Science- Dominant and Recessive Traits -Civics- Civil Law vs. Criminal Law Week of February 3rd- -Reading- Fictional Verse -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Personal Narrative -Math- Solve equations that involve multiple terms -Science- Dominant and Recessive Traits -Civics- Political Parties Week of February 10th- -Reading- Fantasy -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Short Story -Math- Solve equations that involve multiple terms -Science- Molecules: Covalent and Ionic Bonding -Economics- Consumer and Property Rights Week of February 17th- -Reading- Fantasy -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Short Story -Math- Determining Pattern Rules and Representing patterns using algebraic expressions -Science- Molecules: Covalent and Ionic Bonding -Economics- Government and the Economy Week of February 24th- -Reading- Science Fiction -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Short Story -Math- Mental math: determining percentages -Science- Chemical Equations -Economics- Global Economies Week of March 3rd- -Reading- Science Fiction -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Short Story -Math- Describing the relationship between volume and capacity -Science- Chemical Equations -Economics- Calculating Sale Prices: Coupons & Discounts Week of March 10th- -Reading- Historical Fiction -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Book or Movie Review -Math- Drawing circles based on the radius, diameter, or circumference -Science- Human Impact on Natural Resources -Geography- Major Political and Physical Features of South America Week of March 17th- -Reading- Historical Fiction -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Book or Movie Review -Math- Solve problems involving perimeter, area, and volume with unit conversions -Science- Air and Water Pollution -Geography- Major Political and Physical Features of Asia Week of March 24th- -Reading- Drama -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Book or Movie Review -Math- Graph inequalities using a number line and a cartesian plane -Science- Habitat Loss -Geography- Major Political and Physical Features of Oceania/Australia Week of March 31st- -Reading- Drama -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Book or Movie Review -Math- Performing and describing dilations using scale factors -Science- Global Warming -Geography- Major Political and Physical Features of North America Week of April 7th- -Reading- Mystery -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Poetry -Math- Identifying proportional and non-proportional relationships in various situations -Science- Mutations -Civics- Civil Society Week of April 14th- -Reading- Mystery -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Poetry -Math- Solve inequalities that involve multiple terms -Science- Selective Breeding & Genetic Engineering -Civics- Political Cartoons Week of April 21st- -Reading- Nonfiction Articles -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Poetry -Math- Solve inequalities that involve multiple terms -Science- Selective Breeding & Genetic Engineering -Civics- Elections and the Electoral College Week of April 28th- -Reading- Nonfiction Articles -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Poetry -Math- Find the surface area and volume of 3D objects using nets -Science- Metabolism -Civics- Writing My Own Law Week of May 5th- -Reading- Legends -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Research Paper -Math- Investigating the relationship between the area of the base and the height of cylinders and prisms. -Science- The Expanding Universe -Geography- Major Political and Physical Features of Antarctica Week of May 12th- -Reading- Fairy Tales -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Research Paper -Math- Understanding percents and how to apply sales tax (13%) -Science- The Expanding Universe -Geography- Using latitude and longitude to find locations Week of May 19th- -Reading- Fables -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Research Paper -Math- Calculate the radius, diameter, circumference, and area of a circle -Science- Structure and Composition of the Atmosphere -Geography- Physical Maps Week of May 26th- -Reading- Folktales -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Research Paper -Math- Solve equations that involve multiple terms -Science- Space Technology -Geography- Topographical Maps Week of June 2nd- -Reading- Realistic Fiction -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Descriptive Writing -Math- Solve equations that involve multiple terms -Science- Ocean Circulation -Civics- Practicing Tolerance, Diversity Week of June 9th- -Reading- Magical Realism -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Descriptive Writing -Math- Adding/subtracting integers & fractions -Science- Ocean Currents -Civics- Campaigning Week of June 16th- -Reading- Fantasy -Spelling- Students will have a spelling list each week -Writing- Descriptive Writing -Math- Converting fractions, decimal numbers, and percents -Science- Ocean Tides -Civics- How do you change a law? What is a petition? Summer Break!
學習目標
Children will learn 7th grade math concepts.
Children will improve their reading and writing skills through the use of readings, assignments, and spelling activities.
其他詳情
供應清單
Learners will need paper, pencil, and coloring supplies for each class. Additional supplies needed will be posted in the classroom the week before.
外部資源
學習者無需使用標準 Outschool 工具以外的任何應用程式或網站。
來源
Us constitution
Us bill of rights
Us.gov
For English we will use copyright free literature written by either the company or found in Freckle.
American Historical Association: The Professional Association for All Historians
Center for History and New Media: Guide to History Departments Around the World
Electronic Texts Collection
EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents from Western Europe
H-Net - The History Network
Hanover Historical Texts Project
Library of Congress
New York Public Library
Women and Gender Resources on the WWW
Ancient and Medieval History
Online Medieval sources Bibliography
ABZU: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East
Aquinas' Summa Theologica
Byzantine & Medieval Studies Sites
Interpreting Ancient Manuscripts Web
The Labyrinth: A growing site for general medieval studies
Lingua Latina
Middle English Collection: University of Virginia Library electronic text center
The Perseus Digital Library
The French of England
The French of Italy
The French of Outremer
教師專業知識和證書
10 老師有教師資格證
阿拉巴馬州 教學證書 在 小學教育
密西根州 教學證書 在 小學教育
麻薩諸塞州 教學證書 在 向講其他語言的人講英語
麻薩諸塞州 教學證書 在 小學教育
肯塔基州 教學證書 在 小學教育
堪薩斯州 教學證書 在 小學教育
非美國 教學證書 在 小學教育
維吉尼亞州 教學證書 在 小學教育
德州 教學證書 在 向講其他語言的人講英語
德州 教學證書 在 英語/語言藝術
德州 教學證書 在 英語/語言藝術
德州 教學證書
俄克拉荷馬州 教學證書 在 英語/語言藝術
德州 教學證書
非美國 教學證書 在 英語/語言藝術
9 位教師有研究生學歷
碩士 在 教育 從 University of West Alabama
碩士 在 教育 從 Saginaw Valley State University
碩士 在 教育 從 American International College
碩士 由 Duke University
碩士 在 教育 從 University of Houston Clear Lake
碩士 在 教育 從 Lesley University
碩士 在 音樂或戲劇或藝術 從 University of Houston-Clear Lake
碩士 在 土木工程 從 University of Ottawa
碩士 在 特殊教育 從 Moreland University
11 老師擁有學士學位
學士學位 在 教育 從 University of Montevallo
學士學位 在 教育 從 Mount Holyoke College
學士學位 在 教育 從 Asbury College
學士學位 在 心理學 從 Furman University
學士學位 在 教育 從 Longwood University
學士學位 在 英語 從 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
學士學位 在 教育 從 University of Houston Clear Lake
學士學位 在 小學教育 從 Whitworth University
學士學位 由 Angelo State University
學士學位 在 外語 從 Angelo State University
學士學位 在 英語語言文學 從 Bohai University, China
學士學位 在 行銷 從 University of Missouri
Teachers have at least 5 years of experience teaching 7th grade Reading, Language/Grammar, Writing, Spelling, Life Science, Earth Science, Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Civics and Geography.
Here is a link to a document with all of Wild and Unstructured Learning's teachers. They are listed alphabetically in the document.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zItA4QLkRR6dfhOEMzBjrWW_Zssk9Yz5B90Nstuli0c/edit?usp=sharing
評論
現場團體小班課程
US$108
每週( US$27每班)每週 4 次
60 分鐘
有54 位學習者完成此課程
即時視訊會議
年齡: 11-13
2-11 每班學員人數