Electives
Art | Grades 7 & 8 | |
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Art II | Grade 8 | |
Computer Applications I | Grade 7 |
In Computer Applications I students are introduced to the language of computer code. Students complete coding challenges that teach individual concepts and then use those concepts to create their own computer generated drawings, animations and games. This process helps students develop the technical skills and logical thinking required to code while at the same time allowing them to be creative and to express themselves artistically. |
Computer Applications II | Grade 8 | |
Leadership | Grades 7 & 8 | |
Music: Band/Cadet | ||
Music: Band/Orchestra | ||
Music: Band/String Ensemble | ||
Music: Band/Symphonic | ||
Rotation: Art | Grade 6 | |
Rotation: Computers | Grade 6 | In the Computers rotation elective class, 6th Grade students get practice in typing skills using the "Typing Club" online program. They utilize the the computer lab to practice iReady skills in both math and Language Arts and practice using Google Classroom so the students get comfortable with its format. In this class, students will learn about new technology, new software programs, and have an opportunity to connect their Computers rotation work with their work from other classes. Projects in this class are always fun and personal to the students so that students have a memorable and enjoyable experience with their peers. |
Rotation: AVID | Grade 6 | |
Spanish IA | Grade 7 |
In the first year of Spanish, students will begin to enhance their knowledge in the four basic areas of communication: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Students will have opportunities to learn about the daily lives of people in various Spanish-speaking countries. In addition, language skills will be reinforced through video segments, reading selections, in-person conversations, music, art, projects, and cultural crafts. Learning will revolve around the themes of greetings, school, class, weather, friends, food, and pastimes. |
Spanish 1B | Grade 8 | In the second year of Spanish, students will continue to enhance their knowledge in the four basic areas of communication: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Students will have opportunities to learn about the daily lives of people in various Spanish-speaking countries. In addition, language skills will be reinforced through video segments, reading selections, in-person conversations, music, art, projects, and cultural crafts. Learning will revolve around the themes of family parties, the home, shopping, and modes of communication. |