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Grade 7
Learning Packet
Thank you for your dedication as a student for Salem-Keizer School District!
7° Grado
Paquete de aprendizaje
¡Gracias por tu dedicación como un estudiante de las Escuelas Públicas de
Salem-Keizer!
Art Grades 6-8 | Week of May 11, 2020
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DIRECTIONS: Read the article about Pop Art and answer the comprehension questions at the end.
Pop Art
History and Artists
General Overview
Pop Art is art made from commercial items and cultural icons such as product labels,
advertisements, and movie stars. In a way, Pop Art was a reaction to the seriousness of
Abstract Expressionist Art. Pop Art is meant to be fun.
When was the Pop Art movement?
Pop Art began in the 1950s, but became very popular in the 1960s. It started in the United
Kingdom, but became a true art movement in New York City with artists like Andy Warhol and
Jasper Johns.
What are the characteristics of Pop Art?
Pop Art uses images and icons that are popular in the modern world. This includes famous
celebrities like movie stars and rock stars, commercial items like soup cans and soft drinks,
comic books, and any other items that are popular in the commercial world. There are a
number of ways that artists use these items to create art such as repeating the item over and
over again, changing the color or texture of the item, and putting different items together to
make a picture.
Interesting Facts about Pop Art
● There is a similar sounding type of art called Op Art. Op Art is art that uses optical illusion to
trick the eye.
● Some people say that Pop Art is poking fun at traditional art and is most closely related to the
nonsense art of Dadaism.
● Pop Art artists wanted to make art for the masses. They felt that earlier art was elitist.
Famous Pop Art Artists
● Keith Haring - This New York artist is famous for his cartoon like outlined pictures of people
doing different things. His art was inspired by graffiti.
● Jasper Johns - Jasper is most famous for his paintings of the American flag. He has also
painted a map of the United States and another famous painting of just numbers called
Numbers in Color.
● Roy Lichtenstein - Roy is known for making art from the inspiration of comic books.
● Wayne Thiebaud - Thiebaud became famous by painting items such as pies, cakes, lipstick,
and toys. One of his most famous paintings is of three gumball machines called Three
Machines.
● Andy Warhol - Warhol is the most famous of the Pop Artists and played a major role in
making the art movement popular. His painting of Campbell's Soup cans pushed Pop Art to
the front of the art scene.
Examples of Pop Art
If you are able to access the Internet, try doing an image search of the artworks listed below so you
can see them in full color!
Cake & Pies (Wayne Thiebaud) Campbell’s Soup Cans (Andy Warhol)
Three Flags (Jasper Johns) This work of art was produced between
Jasper Johns painted a number of Best known for his paintings of cakes,
pies, pastries, and toys, Wayne Thiebaud November 1961 and March or April 1962
pictures of the American Flag. In this by Andy Warhol. It consists of thirty-two
picture he paints three flags on top of each hadn’t planned on becoming a visual
artist. He apprenticed as a cartoonist at canvases, each consisting of a painting of
other. Each flag appears closer to the a Campbell's Soup can—one of each of
viewer, but gets smaller as well. Walt Disney studios, but his friend turned
him towards a career in fine art. the canned soup varieties the company
offered at the time.
Bugatti (Dorothy Grebenak)
Drowning Girl (Roy Lichtenstein) To create handmade rugs, self-taught New Hoover Convertibles (Jeff Koons)
This painting is made to look like a artist Grebenak explored the boundaries By taking a mass-produced, everyday
scene from a comic book. The girl is between fine art and craft. Incorporating object associated with domestic, suburban
drowning and she yells out "I don't care! I'd logos of brands ranging from Con Edison life and presenting it as art he raised its
rather sink, than call Brad for help!" The to Bugatti, Grebenak melded popular and status from the ordinary to the iconic. The
artist even painted the picture with the dots consumer cultures with American folk art. sculptures explore the way fantasies and
that are often seen in the color areas on desires can be transferred on to everyday
comic books. objects.
Comprehension Questions
Please answer in complete sentences. You may use another piece of paper if you need more room.
1. Pop Art was a reaction to the seriousness of what art movement? ______________________
___________________________________________________________________________
2. Who did Pop artists want to make art for? _________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
3. Which artist’s paintings of soup cans pushed Pop Art to the front of the art scene?__________
___________________________________________________________________________
4. If someone wanted to make Pop Art based on today’s celebrities or commercial products, who
or what would they choose for a subject? Name at least three.__________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Element of Art: Color
Color is how our eyes see the reflection of light off of objects. In art, color is
organized with a color wheel. The color wheel shows the relationships between
colors, such as what colors mix to make new colors and what colors go well together.
Primary colors
are the first colors and
no other colors mix to
make them.
Mixing two
primary colors will
result in a secondary
color. Red + Yellow =
Orange. Yellow +
Blue = Green. Blue +
Red = Violet.
A primary color
mixed with a
secondary color
results in a tertiary
color. Ex. Blue +
Green = Blue-Green.
Complementary
colors are across
from one another on
the color wheel. They
are opposites, but go
well because they
contrast and make
each other pop to our
eyes.
Warm colors (red, orange, yellow) remind us of warmth and the sun.
Cool colors (green, blue, violet) remind us of cold, water, and ice.
The Pop Art artists loved to use bright, flat colors to give their art graphic appeal.
A color scheme is a combination of colors. What’s your favorite color scheme?
Color Activity Choice Board
Choose two of the color activities below and complete them separately or on the next page.
Pop Art Object Repetition with Andy Warhol Think Outside the Box Color Wheel Challenge
Directions: Draw the outline of a Directions: Gather items from around your home that
common object you see or use make up the colors of the color wheel. Arrange them in a
everyday on a piece of thick ring in the correct color wheel order. You can use the
paper or color wheel on
cardboard. the previous
Cut out the page for help
shape and knowing which
trace it four colors to find. If
times on a piece of paper. Draw a you can, take a
grid separating the four shapes. picture of your
Inside each section, color in the main color wheel and
shape and its background--but use a email it to your
different color scheme and patterns in art teacher!
each one!
Jeff Koons-Inspired Pop Art Object Pop Art Candy Close-Up
Directions: Jeff Koons is known for recreating common Challenge
toys or objects from everyday life. Select a common Directions: Grab one of your
object from your daily life and make it artsy! You could favorite candies. Pick a part
draw it in a colorful way
of the wrapper that is
that makes it seem extra
special. If it is big, you
interesting to you and focus
could draw it small or if it is on that one area. Draw a
small, draw it big! You close-up of that wrapper and
could also photograph it color it in, making sure to
and use artistic filters to make it as similar to the
present it as a work of art. original package as possible.
Home Collage with Richard Hamilton Face Collage with Richard Hamilton
Directions: You will need Directions: You will need
magazine/newspapers, magazine/newspapers,
scissors, and glue. scissors, and glue. Search for
Search for images that images of faces and cut out
stand out to you and could different parts of the face--an
build a room with--art, eye from one, a nose from
furniture, people, another, until you have all the
interesting objects, parts to build a new
anything you want in your room. Glue down the cut-out one-of-a-kind face. Glue
objects to create a fantasy room image. cut-outs together to create your image.
Warm Hands/Cool Hands Color Scheme Scavenger Hunt
Directions: Draw some lines over your Directions: Look on TV, online, or around your home for
paper in a pattern such as rings, objects or ideas that match the color schemes below. You
waves, or a mixture of many patterns. can write your answers in one of the Choice Board Activity
Trace your hand over the top. Color in spaces.
your drawing, using only warm colors 1. Primary 2. Secondary 3. Tertiary
for your hand and cool colors for the 4. Complementary 5. Warm 6. Cool 7. Favorite
background, or vice versa. Use the
color wheel on the previous page for Examples:
help with your color schemes. 1. Superman 4. Christmas (Red/Green)
Color Choice Board Activities
Use this space to create your choice board artworks.
Choice 1:
Choice 2:
Coloring: Pop Art Directions: Color this Pop Art-inspired image. You can add extra lines and shapes to put even more of a unique spin on it.
How bored families are getting through
the coronavirus lockdown
By Washington Post, adapted by Newsela staff on 04.24.20
Word Count 730
Level 860L
(From left) Alex Presley, Taylor Sharpe, Zach Presley, Wendy Presley and Lee Presley play a game with toilet paper while sheltering in place
at home in North Carolina amid the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Alex Presley
The "Quarantine Olympics" is an internet trend that has come out of the ongoing coronavirus
pandemic. It began at the Presley family home in Cornelius, North Carolina.
For one event, the Presleys played dodgeball. Yet none of the players could see each other, and
they used rolls of toilet paper instead of balls.
"We played through all the board games. So we had to get creative," said Alex Presley, age 25. For
the past month, Alex has been hunkered down with his girlfriend, twin brother and parents.
Alex calls the game "blindfolded toilet paper dodgeball." The rules are simple: Once you're hit by a
roll of toilet paper, you're out, and then you can take off the blindfold. To make the game even
more challenging, the Presleys spun in circles to dizzy themselves before playing.
The result was chaos.
Quirky Activities Combat Boredom
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.
Alex created a video of the game and shared it on TikTok. In the video, five people stumble around
a living room. Shouts mingle with the thuds of rolls bouncing off windows and walls. The family's
game nights have made them famous on the internet.
The Presleys aren't the only people whose videos have gone viral during quarantine. Many families
are becoming internet famous for quirky activities such as themed dinners and parody videos. The
videos entertain people who are desperate for fun as the coronavirus continues to spread
worldwide.
Blindfolded toilet paper dodgeball is just one event in the Presleys's "Quarantine Olympics." The
competition series has gone viral on TikTok.
The contest began in early April after Alex suggested that his family attempt an unusual challenge.
In the challenge, participants compete to see how long they can drink water from a cup using only
a straw. The cup is constantly filled while the competitor drinks.
The Presleys' "Straw Challenge" drew 7.5 million views on TikTok.
Lively Family Dinners
Now, the family is coming up with new events. Fans watching at home root for their favorite player
and play the games themselves. Alex said they try to keep the games simple so that other families
can try to play them, too.
Another family who now has lots of free time is the Cannuscios from Massachusetts. Derek
Cannuscio is a 14-year-old with a passion for cooking and comedy. He has turned family dinners
into themed experiences that are wildly popular on TikTok.
Derek cooks themed dinners for his family using supplies he finds around the house. He
combining cooking with comedy. He recreates restaurant experiences.
Derek's sister, 18-year-old Caitlin Cannuscio, said that Derek's dinners have inspired other
families to come up with their own themed meals.
"I don't know what I would be doing in quarantine without this," said Caitlin. She films the meals
for TikTok.
Other families have created parody videos.
Song Lyrics Get A Rewrite
The Marshes are a family from the United Kingdom who went viral in March. The family created
their own version of "One Day More," which is a song from the musical "Les Misérables." Ben
Marsh said the song's new lyrics were inspired by the frustrations of being in isolation.
The Marsh family posted a video of them singing the song on Facebook.
"One day more, another day another destiny, shopping for online delivery," sings Danielle Marsh,
Ben's wife, in the video.
The video has gotten worldwide recognition. It was even shared by actress Anne Hathaway. She
was in the film version of the musical and won an Oscar for her performance.
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.Canadian author Joel Sutherland and his family filmed a live-action version of the opening for
"The Simpsons." The family used costumes and props they found around the house.
Creative Projects Keep Families Busy
The video recreates the cartoon's introduction. Sutherland posted the video to Twitter on April 8.
It has been shared by the "The Simpsons" producer and the show's official Twitter account.
"Doing creative projects is a good way of keeping busy and keeping yourself not depressed,"
Colleen Morris said. She is Sutherland's wife.
For many families, doing strange activities during quarantine has strengthened their relationships
with each other.
Before sheltering in place, Caitlin Cannuscio said her family was often very busy. Before, they
"never really ate dinner together."
"I'm supposed to be at college, so I haven't had dinner with them in a while," said Caitlin. "This
has all really just brought us together."
Families Getting Through--ACTIVITY
Read the section “Lively Family Dinners.”
1. Which sentence from the section shows how the Cannuscios' family dinners are
affecting people who see the videos?
(A) Alex said they try to keep the games simple so that other families can try to play them, too.
(B) He has turned family dinners into themed experiences that are wildly popular on TikTok.
(C) Derek cooks themed dinners for his family using supplies he finds around the house.
(D) Derek's sister, 18-year-old Caitlin Cannuscio, said that Derek's dinners have inspired other
families to come up with their own themed meals.
Read the selection below from the section “Creative Projects Keep Families Busy.”
For many families, doing strange activities during quarantine has strengthened their
relationships with each other. Before sheltering in place, Caitlin Cannuscio said her family
was often very busy. Before, they "never really ate dinner together."
2. Which of the following is the MOST accurate explanation of what this selection
means?
(A) Families quarantined together have worse relationships as a result.
(B) Now that she is home, Caitlin eats dinner with her family.
(C) Families do not spend much time with each other anymore.
(D) Caitlin thinks her family is closer since they spend more time together.
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.Read the following statements.
1. The Marshes created their own version of "One Day More," a song from the musical "Les
Misérables."
2. People have enjoyed watching the Presleys and other families do fun games and activities.
3. To play blindfolded toilet paper dodgeball, you will need rolls of toilet paper and blindfolds.
4. Having creative projects can help families get through a difficult time.
3. Which two statements are MAIN ideas from the article?
(A) 1 and 3
(B) 2 and 4
(C) 1 and 2
(D) 3 and 4
Read this text selection from the article.
"Doing creative projects is a good way of keeping busy and keeping yourself not depressed,"
Colleen Morris said. She is Sutherland's wife.
4. Which statement BEST summarizes the paragraph?
(A) Colleen has felt very depressed while in quarantine.
(B) Having fun and doing new things is important for keeping people happy.
(C) Families who do creative projects together are much healthier.
(D) It is important to stay busy and never have free time.
Choose one of the following paragraphs to complete:
(OPTION 1) Thinking of your time at home, what are some things that you have
enjoyed and not enjoyed about being home more than usual? Use 5+ sentences.
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_______________
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.(OPTION 2) Complete the paragraph below using your own thoughts and
experiences. Some word bank words may help, some may not.
There have been many activities that I have ______________ and some I have not
_____________ during my time away from school. One activity I have enjoyed is
______________________. I prefer to do this because
_________________________________. Another favorite thing to do is
____________________. This is ______________ because
____________________________________. On the other hand, something I
_________________ doing is __________________________. I don’t enjoy this
because __________________________________________________________.
After thinking about it, maybe I can spend more time on enjoyable activities if I get
____________________ out of the way and finished first. This may help
________________ be less ____________________ and will give me more
_____________ for _________________________________________________.
WORD BANK: enjoyed stressed dislike fun
mom dad time
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.Juegos con papel higiénico y cenas temáticas:
cómo se divierten las familias durante
confinamiento
By The Washington Post, adaptado por la redacción de Newsela on 04.28.20
Word Count 1,007
Level 1060L
De izquierda a derecha, Alex Presley, Taylor Sharpe, Zach Presley, Wendy Presley y Lee Presley durante un juego con papel higiénico
mientras se refugian en su casa en Carolina del Norte en medio de la actual pandemia del coronavirus. Fotografía: Alex Presley
Para poder comprender las "Olimpiadas de la cuarentena", una tendencia en Internet que surgió
en medio de la actual pandemia del coronavirus, hay que acudir adonde comenzó todo: el hogar de
la familia Presley en Cornelius, Carolina del Norte.
Si alguien hubiera echado un vistazo dentro de la residencia el 8 de abril, los habría visto jugando
al balón prisionero. Pero ninguno de los jugadores podía ver a los demás y, en lugar de pelotas,
usaban rollos enteros de papel higiénico.
"Habíamos jugado ya todos los juegos de mesa, así que tuvimos que ser creativos", dijo Alex
Presley, de 25 años de edad. Desde el mes pasado, Alex ha estado confinado en casa junto con su
novia, su hermano gemelo y sus padres.
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.Las reglas del "Balón prisionero de papel higiénico con los ojos vendados", como lo llama Alex, son
simples: una vez que lo golpean queda fuera, y solo entonces puede quitarse lo que esté usando
para cubrirse los ojos. Para hacer el juego aún más desafiante, los Presley giraron en círculos para
marearse antes de comenzar.
El resultado fue un completo caos.
Pasatiempos sin sentido disminuyen aburrimiento durante cuarentena
Alex creó un video del juego, le puso una canción de Mozart de fondo y lo compartió en TikTok. En
el video, cinco personas se tropiezan alrededor de una sala de estar con sus caras cubiertas con las
capuchas de sus sudaderas. Sus gritos se mezclan con los ruidos sordos de los rollos que rebotan
en las ventanas y las paredes.
Los recientes juegos familiares nocturnos los han hecho famosos en Internet.
Los Presley no son los únicos que se han vuelto virales por sacar a relucir a su niño
interior durante la monotonía de la cuarentena. Muchas familias se están convirtiendo en
celebridades de las redes sociales por sus absurdas formas de pasar el tiempo durante la
cuarentena, como celebrar cenas temáticas o realizar videos virales de parodia. Estos videos
entretienen a personas que están desesperadas por algo de diversión mientras el coronavirus
continúa extendiéndose en todo el mundo.
El balón prisionero de papel higiénico con los ojos vendados es apenas uno de los eventos de las
"Olimpiadas de la cuarentena" de los Presley, una serie viral de competencias que ha dominado en
TikTok.
El concurso comenzó a principios de abril, después de que Alex sugirió que la familia
intentara una variación de un desafío que había visto. En el desafío original, los participantes
compiten para ver cuánto tiempo pueden beber agua de una taza usando solo una pajita. Mientras
el participante bebe, la taza se sigue llenando de agua.
El "Desafío de la pajita" de los Presley fue un éxito instantáneo, obteniendo 7,5 millones de
reproducciones en TikTok.
Cenas familiares animadas
Ahora, la familia está preparando nuevos eventos. Los fanáticos que observan desde sus hogares
apoyan a su jugador favorito y hacen sus propias versiones de los juegos. En los últimos días, la
familia se ha enfrentado en otros concursos no convencionales.
"Tratamos que sean sencillos y algo que otras familias que nos ven también puedan jugar", dijo
Alex sobre los eventos.
Otra familia que también cuenta ahora con demasiado tiempo libre son los Cannuscio, de
Massachusetts. Derek Cannuscio, un chico de 14 años aficionado a la cocina y a la comedia, ha
convertido las cenas de su familia en experiencias temáticas que se han vuelto muy populares en
TikTok.
Derek invita a su familia a cenas temáticas dos o tres noches a la semana. Él combina sus
habilidades en la cocina con comedia ligera para recrear experiencias en restaurantes.
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.En un video, Derek es un chef que cocina al estilo teppanyaki y prepara arroz frito y camarones en
una plancha.
Caitlin Cannuscio, la hermana de 18 años de Derek, dijo que las cenas, las cuales el joven prepara
con los suministros que encuentra en casa, han inspirado a otras familias a experimentar con sus
propias comidas y a crear sus propios temas.
"No sé qué estaría haciendo en la cuarentena si no fuera esto", dijo Caitlin, quien graba los videos
de las comidas para TikTok.
Letras nuevas para canciones conocidas
Otras familias han canalizado su energía en la creación de videos de parodia.
Los Marsh, una familia de seis miembros del Reino Unido, se hicieron virales a finales de marzo.
Esta familia compartió su versión sobre el tema del aislamiento de "Un día más", una canción del
musical "Los Miserables". Ben Marsh dijo que la nueva letra fue "una mezcla de las diferentes
frustraciones que todos los miembros de la familia han tenido durante las últimas semanas".
"Un día más, otro día, otro destino, haciendo las compras en línea a domicilio", canta Danielle
Marsh, la esposa de Ben, en un video publicado en Facebook.
El video ha recibido reconocimiento mundial e incluso fue compartido por Anne Hathaway, quien
ganó un premio de la Academia en el 2013 por su papel en "Los Miserables".
El autor canadiense Joel Sutherland y su familia hicieron una parodia de la secuencia inicial de
"Los Simpson". La familia usó un teléfono inteligente, disfraces viejos de Halloween y accesorios
que encontraron en su casa.
Proyectos creativos mantienen a las familias ocupadas
El video recrea minuciosamente la introducción de la serie animada, escena a escena. Sutherland
publicó el video en Twitter el 8 de abril y fue compartido por el productor de "Los Simpson", Al
Jean, y por la cuenta oficial de Twitter del programa.
"Hacer proyectos creativos juntos es una buena manera de mantenerse ocupado y no deprimirse",
dijo Colleen Morris, la esposa de Sutherland.
Para muchas familias, participar en estas actividades locas durante el confinamiento del
coronavirus ha ayudado a fortalecer sus relaciones.
Antes de refugiarse en su casa, Caitlin Cannuscio dijo que su familia solía estar tan ocupada que
"realmente nunca cenaban todos juntos a la vez".
"Se supone que debería estar en la universidad, así que hacía mucho tiempo que no cenaba con
ellos", dijo Caitlin, estudiante de primer año de Fordham University en Nueva York. "Todo esto
realmente nos ha unido".
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.Quiz
1 ¿En qué sección del artículo se explica por qué los videos y otras actividades creativas son tan populares durante la
cuarentena?
(A) Introducción [párrafos 1-5]
(B) "Pasatiempos sin sentido disminuyen aburrimiento durante cuarentena"
(C) "Cenas familiares animadas"
(D) "Letras nuevas para canciones conocidas"
2 Lea la sección "Proyectos creativos mantienen a las familias ocupadas".
¿Qué párrafo de la sección señala un beneficio inesperado del confinamiento?
(A) El video recrea minuciosamente la introducción de la serie animada, escena a escena. Sutherland
publicó el video en Twitter el 8 de abril y fue compartido por el productor de "Los Simpson", Al Jean, y
por la cuenta oficial de Twitter del programa.
(B) "Hacer proyectos creativos juntos es una buena manera de mantenerse ocupado y no deprimirse", dijo
Colleen Morris, la esposa de Sutherland.
(C) Para muchas familias, participar en estas actividades locas durante el confinamiento del coronavirus ha
ayudado a fortalecer sus relaciones.
(D) Antes de refugiarse en su casa, Caitlin Cannuscio dijo que su familia solía estar tan ocupada que
"realmente nunca cenaban todos juntos a la vez".
3 Los recientes juegos familiares nocturnos han hecho famosas en Internet a varias familias durante el confinamiento.
¿Qué es la declaración anterior?
(A) el tema del artículo
(B) un detalle del artículo
(C) el resumen del artículo
(D) una idea clave del artículo
4 ¿Cuál de las siguientes actividades citadas en el artículo debería tener la prioridad de aparecer en el resumen del mismo?
(A) el "balón prisionero de papel higiénico con los ojos vendados"
(B) la cocina al estilo teppanyaki de Derek
(C) la versión de "Un día más" de los Marsh
(D) la parodia de la secuencia inicial de "Los Simpson"
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.Student Work Page left blank intentionally
School: __________________
MS ELD Distance Learning Packet 3 Student ID: _______________
Emerging II to Progressing II Name: ___________________
Practice your academic language at home by completing the reading, writing, listening and
speaking activities in this packet. This work should take about 1.5 hrs. for the week.
Activity 1: Examine the picture below. Start in the lower left-hand corner where Mommy
is asking Billy to run some letters out to the mailbox. Trace the dotted line with
your finger as Billy goes to the mailbox to see what he does along the way.
Dolly Jeffy
PJ
MommyActivity 2: Write down eight things Billy does on the way to the mailbox. Use the word
bank under the chart for help.
Family members: Mommy, Billy, Dolly, Jeffy, PJ (the baby)
Past tense verb (with object/noun) Prepositional Phrase:
Example took the letters from Mommy
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
WORD BANK
Verbs Prepositions
ran, hopped, skipped, jumped, twirled, Location: inside, outside, at, next to, beside,
swung, bounced, walked, crawled, skipped, behind, above, below, under, on the
climbed, danced left/right, in the middle of, underneath, in
front of, in back of, near, between
Direction: over, under, around, into, to,
from, toward, out of, through, across, by,
past, to the left/right
Activity 3: Explain what Billy did on the way to the mailbox to someone at home. Usethe chart you filled in and the Sequencing Words below for help.
Example: First, Billy took the letters from Mommy. Then, ….
SEQUENCING WORDS
first, second, then, next, later, finally, initially, in the beginning, subsequently, after that,
eventually, ultimately, in the end
Activity 4: Write what happened when Billy got to the mailbox and why this might be
funny. Do you think his mom got mad? Why or why not?
When Billy got to the mailbox _________________________________________________.
This is funny because ________________________________________________________.
I do / do not think his mom got mad because _____________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________ .
Activity 5: Read and underline the statements that could express the theme of this
cartoon.
1. Sometimes parents ask you to do things that take too long.
2. When somebody asks you to do something, it is usually better to do it right away.
3. It is easy to get distracted by what other people are doing at home.
4. People should mail their own letters.
5. Little kids are curious about everything.
Activity 6: Think about a time you got distracted. What happened? Illustrate in the same
style as the cartoonist with dotted lines - - -Activity 7: Write about your illustration from above. You can use the WORD BANK and SEQUENCING WORDS from previous activities. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________
Activity 8: Write the theme of your illustration
The theme of my illustration is _____________________________________________
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pieces. Cut out the number cards below, mix them up and draw for how many
spaces to move.
Directions:
1. Draw a number card. Move forward that number of spaces.
2. Read the prepositional phrase on the space.
3. Think about 3 things someone does in this place or in this condition.
- Example answer: in a movie theatre – “Someone in a movie theatre
watches the film, eats popcorn, or silences their cell phone.”
4. Next player completes Directions 1 through 3.
5. Take turns until you have a winner!
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Hello Fantabulas Students! Welcome to another fun Health Topic that is essential for living the best life we can! In this lesson we will discover several of the great things water can do for us and why we need it in our lives! Be Healthy and Drink you WATER! Learning Objectives: 1) Read about reasons why water is important for our bodies. 2) discover how much water you drink in 1 day and in a week. Learning Outcomes: 1) Identify 6 reasons to drink water 2) Learn and practice how to make a daily routine log Lesson Instructions: 1) Read the article “6 Reasons to Drink Water”, take notes in the space provided 2) Complete the Summary by filling in the blank spots with your answers 3) Create a daily water intake log for this week (Monday-Sunday). Please copy the water intake log into your spiral notebook or on a piece of paper that you will keep with you for the week and turn in with the packet. Salem Kiezer Schools hope you are doing well and want you to know that we care about you! Stay Safe and have an amazing week! You Rock!
EQ: How does water benefit the human body? 6 reasons to DRINK water: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Summary: Today I researched _________. Two things I found interesting are______ and _____ because _________________. Something I think I will start applying to my life right now is….
5/4/2020 Why Drink More Water? See 6 Health Benefits of Water
6 Reasons to Drink Water
It's no magic bullet, but the benefits of water are many.
By Kathleen M. Zelman, MPH, RD, LD
FROM THE WEBMD ARCHIVES
Americans seem to carry bottled water everywhere they go these days. In fact, it has
become the second most popular drink (behind soft drinks). But water lovers got a jolt
recently when we heard that a new report had found that the benefits of drinking water
may have been oversold. Apparently, the old suggestion to drink eight glasses a day was
nothing more than a guideline, not based on scientific evidence.
But don't put your water bottle or glass down just yet. While we may not need eight
glasses, there are plenty of reasons to drink water. In fact, drinking water (either plain or in
the form of other fluids or foods) is essential to your health.
"Think of water as a nutrient your body needs that is present in liquids, plain water, and
foods. All of these are essential daily to replace the large amounts of water lost each day,"
says Joan Koelemay, RD, dietitian for the Beverage Institute, an industry group.
Kaiser Permanente nephrologist Steven Guest, MD, agrees: "Fluid losses occur
continuously, from skin evaporation, breathing, urine, and stool, and these losses must be
replaced daily for good health," he says.
When your water intake does not equal your output, you can become dehydrated. Fluid
losses are accentuated in warmer climates, during strenuous exercise, in high altitudes,
and in older adults, whose sense of thirst may not be as sharp.
Here are six reasons to make sure you're drinking enough water or other fluids every day:
1. Drinking Water Helps Maintain the Balance of Body Fluids. Your body is composed
of about 60% water. The functions of these bodily fluids include digestion, absorption,
circulation, creation of saliva, transportation of nutrients, and maintenance of body
temperature.
"Through the posterior pituitary gland, your brain communicates with your kidneys and
tells it how much water to excrete as urine or hold onto for reserves," says Guest, who is
also an adjunct professor of medicine at Stanford University.
When you're low on fluids, the brain triggers the body's thirst mechanism. And unless you
are taking medications that make you thirsty, Guest says, you should listen to those cues
and get yourself a drink of water, juice, milk, coffee -- anything but alcohol.
"Alcohol interferes with the brain and kidney communication and causes excess excretion
of fluids which can then lead to dehydration," he says.
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2. Water Can Help Control Calories. For years, dieters have been drinking lots of water
as a weight loss strategy. While water doesn't have any magical effect on weight loss,
substituting it for higher calorie beverages can certainly help.
"What works with weight loss is if you choose water or a non-caloric beverage over a
caloric beverage and/or eat a diet higher in water-rich foods that are healthier, more filling,
and help you trim calorie intake," says Penn State researcher Barbara Rolls, PhD, author
of The Volumetrics Weight Control Plan.
Food with high water content tends to look larger, its higher volume requires more
chewing, and it is absorbed more slowly by the body, which helps you feel full. Water-rich
foods include fruits, vegetables, broth-based soups, oatmeal, and beans.
3. Water Helps Energize Muscles. Cells that don't maintain their balance of fluids and
electrolytes shrivel, which can result in muscle fatigue. "When muscle cells don't have
adequate fluids, they don't work as well and performance can suffer," says Guest.
Drinking enough fluids is important when exercising. Follow the American College of
Sports Medicine guidelines for fluid intake before and during physical activity. These
guidelines recommend that people drink about 17 ounces of fluid about two hours before
exercise. During exercise, they recommend that people start drinking fluids early, and
drink them at regular intervals to replace fluids lost by sweating.
4. Water Helps Keep Skin Looking Good. Your skin contains plenty of water, and
functions as a protective barrier to prevent excess fluid loss. But don't expect over-
hydration to erase wrinkles or fine lines, says Atlanta dermatologist Kenneth Ellner, MD.
"Dehydration makes your skin look more dry and wrinkled, which can be improved with
proper hydration," he says. "But once you are adequately hydrated, the kidneys take over
and excrete excess fluids."
You can also help "lock" moisture into your skin by using moisturizer, which creates a
physical barrier to keep moisture in.
5. Water Helps Your Kidneys. Body fluids transport waste products in and out of cells.
The main toxin in the body is blood urea nitrogen, a water-soluble waste that is able to
pass through the kidneys to be excreted in the urine, explains Guest. "Your kidneys do an
amazing job of cleansing and ridding your body of toxins as long as your intake of fluids is
adequate," he says.
When you're getting enough fluids, urine flows freely, is light in color and free of odor.
When your body is not getting enough fluids, urine concentration, color, and odor
increases because the kidneys trap extra fluid for bodily functions.
If you chronically drink too little, you may be at higher risk for kidney stones, especially in
warm climates, Guest warns.
6. Water Helps Maintain Normal Bowel Function. Adequate hydration keeps things
flowing along your gastrointestinal tract and prevents constipation. When you don't get
enough fluid, the colon pulls water from stools to maintain hydration -- and the result is
constipation.
https://www.webmd.com/diet/features/6-reasons-to-drink-water?print=true 2/35/4/2020 Why Drink More Water? See 6 Health Benefits of Water
"Adequate fluid and fiber is the perfect combination, because the fluid pumps up the fiber
and acts like a broom to keep your bowel functioning properly," says Koelemay.
5 Tips to Help You Drink More
If you think you need to be drinking more, here are some tips to increase your fluid intake
and reap the benefits of water:
1. Have a beverage with every snack and meal.
2. Choose beverages you enjoy; you're likely to drink more liquids if you like the way
they taste.
3. Eat more fruits and vegetables. Their high water content will add to your hydration.
About 20% of our fluid intake comes from foods.
4. Keep a bottle of water with you in your car, at your desk, or in your bag.
5. Choose beverages that meet your individual needs. If you're watching calories, go
for non-caloric beverages or water.
WebMD Feature | Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD on May 08, 2008
Sources
SOURCES:
Steve S. Guest, MD, nephrologist; medical director, Kaiser Permanente, Santa Clara, Calif.; adjunct clinical professor of medicine, Stanford University.
Barbara Rolls, PhD, Guthrie Chair of Nutritional Sciences, Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pa; author, The Volumetrics Weight-Control
Plan.
Kenneth Ellner, MD, dermatologist, Atlanta.
Joan Koelemay, MBA, RD, dietitian, Beverage Institute for Health and Wellness.
American College of Sports Medicine: "Exercise and Fluid Replacement," 1996.
© 2008 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved.
https://www.webmd.com/diet/features/6-reasons-to-drink-water?print=true 3/37th Grade Math Packet #4 (calculators are allowed)
Name: ________________________________________ Student # __________________
I can use properties of operations to write and solve equations.
distributive property allows you to distribute a factor over the terms in a sum without changing
the overall value. Examples: 2(3 + 5)= 2(3) + 2(5) 4(x + 7) = 4(x) + 4(7)
equivalent expressions: expressions that have the same value. x + 2 + 3 + x and 2x + 5 are
equivalent expressions.
inverse operations: operations that undo each other. Addition and subtraction are inverse
operations. Multiplication and division are inverse operations.
like terms: terms in an expression that have the same variable raised to the same power.
(Constants are like terms too.)
Examples: x and 5x are like terms.
34 and 1.25 and ¾ are like terms.
x2 and
42x2 are like terms.
Writing and Solving Equations Using Inverse Operations
Remember, an equation is two expressions set equal to each other. Both sides of the equal sign
must represent the same value for the equation to be true.
Let’s look at a sample problem that is illustrated on a balance scale.
The bag is labeled x to represent the unknown number. Because the scale is balanced, we know that
x + 5 must equal 12.The two sides of the balance scale represent the two expressions and the center post represents the
equal sign. For the equation to be true, we have to keep the scale balanced. When we solve for x, we
are taking 5 away from both sides to “see” the answer.
x + 5 = 12 When we add 5 to an unknown number, we get 12.
x + 5 - 5 = 12 - 5 We undo the addition by subtracting.
x = 7 Now we are back to x by itself; the unknown # is 7.
Once we subtract 5 from each side (to keep both sides balanced, or equal) we can see that on the left
we have x, and on the right we have 7. Therefore, x = 7.
_____________________________________________________________________
Let’s practice. For each situation described, write an equation and solve it using inverse
operations. (Draw a balance scale or a picture too, if it helps you.)
1. When 13 is added to a mystery number (represented by n), the result is 45. What is the
mystery number?
2. Carin had a certain number (represented by g) of board games. After he gave 7 games to a
friend, he had 14 left. How many games did he start with?
3. Noreen filled six bags with candy for a party. Each bag had c candies in it. If the total number
of pieces of candy Noreen used was 54, how many candies were in each bag?Check your work. This is the equation for #2: g - 7 = 14
Here is the equation for #3: 6 • c = 54 or 6c = 54 or 6(c) = 54
________________________________________________________________________________
We can write and solve equations to solve many different kinds of problems. Many have 2 or
more steps. Look at this example:
Karla ordered sandwiches to be delivered to her home. She paid $8.50 per sandwich
and a delivery charge of $4.75. Her total cost was $47.25. How many sandwiches did
she purchase?
Her cost, $47.25, was equal to 8.50 times the number of sandwiches plus 4.75 for delivery.
47.25 = 8.50 (number of sandwiches) + 4.75
47.25 = 8.50s + 4.75
To solve it, we need to know what the s stands for; we need a value for s.
To find it, we are going to isolate the variable, s, (get it by itself).
The steps:
47.25 - 4.75 = 8.50s + 4.75 - 4.75 We subtract the constant from both sides (to keep the equation balanced.)
When we have removed the delivery charge from both sides, we know
that $42.5 was spent on sandwiches alone.
If we divide the amount spent on sandwiches by the unit price (the price of
one sandwich, we can find out how many sandwiches were sold.
5 sandwiches were purchased.
Try it. Write and solve an equation to answer the questions.
4. Rodrigo bought a certain number of movie tickets priced at $6.00 each for his family, and paid
$10.00 for parking. If his total cost was $64.00, how many movie tickets did he purchase?
5. Thomas purchased 5 cans of beans at $.90 each and some apples. If apples cost $1.25 a
pound, and his total cost for the beans and apples was $13.25, how many pounds of apples
did he purchase?OPTIONAL PROBLEMS (NOT REQUIRED)
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Physical Activity Log
Use this Physical Activity Log to keep track for your exercises.
Your goal is to be active 60 minutes a day at least 4 days a week.
Activity Duration Type Muscle Group
Description (How Long did it (Easy, Moderate, What parts of the body did you work during
(What did you do?) take?) Vigorous) Your workout? (arms, core, quads, calves..)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Total Activity Time:_________________Exercise and the Brain: How Fitness Impacts Learning
by Nancy Barile, Award-Winning Teacher, M.A.Ed.
Be an advocate of exercise and watch how it improves your students' results in the classroom.
While attending a three-day special education workshop, the book, Spark: The Revolutionary New
Science of Exercise and the Brain, was recommended to me on the basis that it provides
incontrovertible evidence that exercise can help all students—especially special education students—
improve in school. At a time when recess and physical education programs are being cut for test prep, I
knew this was information worth having and sharing.
Exercise Can Improve Learning
Written by Dr. John J. Ratey, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School,
the book explores the connection between exercise and the brain, providing strong evidence that
aerobic exercise physically remodels the brain for peak performance on all fronts. Specifically, Dr.
Ratey writes that exercise improves learning on three levels: "First, it optimizes your mind-set to
improve alertness, attention, and motivation; second, it prepares and encourages nerve cells to bind to
one another, which is the cellular basis for logging in new information; and third, it spurs the
development of new nerve cells from stem cells in the hippocampus." In short, not only does exercise
help the brain get ready to learn but it actually makes retaining information easier.
A suburban school district outside of Chicago is proving this point. The Naperville, Illinois district
implemented an early morning exercise program called Zero Hour, which sought to determine whether
working out before school gives students a boost in their reading ability and other subjects. Since
introducing this program, the district has seen remarkable results in both wellness and academic
performance.
Naperville's philosophy was to teach kids how to monitor and maintain their own health and fitness—a
lifestyle skill with enormous long-term benefits. In fact, across the country, research shows students
with higher fitness scores also have higher test scores. Physical activity has a "positive influence on
memory, concentration, and classroom behavior."Exercise Can Improve Students' Mental Health Dr. Ratey's research also shows that exercise can be the best defense against a lot of the common mental health issues that students struggle with. Stress Our students face enormous stress in the classroom and in their lives, including peer pressure, work overload, and high stakes testing. Exercise controls the emotional and physical feelings of stress, and it also works at the cellular level. Physical activity is a natural way to prevent the negative consequences of stress because it can ward off the ill effects of chronic stress and actually reverse them. In addition, studies show people who add physical activity to their lives become more socially active, which boosts confidence and helps establish and maintain social connections. Anxiety and Panic Disorders Dr. Ratey defines anxiety as a natural reaction to a threat, but worrying when there's no real threat, to the point where one can't function normally, is an anxiety disorder. Panic is the most intense form of anxiety, and I've witnessed my students having panic attacks during tests and cooperative learning situations, or sometimes just from the general pressures of school. Spark points out that the majority of studies show aerobic exercise significantly reduces symptoms of anxiety disorders. Through exercise, people learn to alleviate anxiety and rebuild their confidence. Dr. Ratey points out that exercise reroutes the brain's circuits, reduces muscle tension, and teaches a different outcome to an anxiety-provoking situation, ultimately setting an anxious person free from their worrisome tendencies. Depression Aerobic exercise is known to have a positive impact on depressive symptoms. Studies suggest that endorphins produced in the brain during exercise contribute to a general feeling of well-being. Exercise also boosts dopamine, which improves mood and jump-starts the attention span. Thirty minutes of moderate exercise a few days a week can do wonders for students who suffer from depressive moods. ADHD School can be an especially excruciating environment for students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) because of the need to sit still, face forward, and listen. Dr. Ratey says structured exercise—in the form of martial arts, ballet, skateboarding, or gymnastics, for example—is one of the best treatment strategies for ADHD. The combination of challenging both the brain and body is even better than just aerobic activity alone because the technicality of those sports activates brain areas that "control balance, timing, sequencing, evaluating consequences, switching, error correction, fine motor adjustment, inhibition, and, of course, intense focus and concentration."
I'd highly recommend Spark to any teacher or parent interested in how exercise and the brain coincide.
It will soon become clear that providing students with challenging fitness programs has numerous
benefits. Starting slow, finding social support, mixing up activities, and keeping to a routine is a
prescription for both brain and body health.
Article Questionnaire
“Exercise and the Brain: How Fitness Impacts Learning”
Please answer the following questions. All answers can be found in the article.
1. What are the three levels in which exercise improves learning?
2. What does exercise control when it comes to stress?
3. How much activity do you need to decrease depressive moods?
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North Africa – Week #3
Instructions
Compelling Question:
How can a culture improve their living situation?
Standards:
7.15 Explain how the physical and human characteristics of places and regions connect to
human identities and cultures.
7.5 Compare historical and contemporary means of changing society for the common
good
7.26 Analyze cause and effect relationships within the living histories of ethnic groups,
religious groups and other traditionally marginalized groups in the Eastern Hemisphere.
Directions:
Activity #1 – North Africa Notes and Guided Notes ( 3 pages)
Read through the notes provided. Number the paragraphs. Circle key terms and
underline main ideas. Fill out the guided notes sheet
Activity #2 – Visualizing the Map (2 pages)
Study a map of North Africa. Write the number for each of the following names in its
proper place on the map
Activity #3 – Article, “In Garbage City, trash is a way of life,” and questions (3 pages)
Read through the article provided. Number the paragraphs. Circle key terms and
underline main ideas. Answer the questions on the following page
Activity #4- One- Pager (2 pages)
You are the president of Egypt. Make a plan with two ways to improve the living
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