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Welcome to 7th Grade Pre-Algebra and Life Sciences with Mrs. Greenberg

Welcome to Room 307! I’m Mrs. Greenberg, a proud graduate of UC Berkeley and a teacher since 1990. I live in Temecula with my husband and our two daughters. My teaching encompasses Pre-Algebra and Life Sciences, where I engage students with hands-on activities and practical applications. In math, we work on topics like algebraic expressions, equations, and graphing. In life sciences, we explore the scientific process, cell biology, and much more. I'm here to support your child’s learning journey!

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Welcome to 7th Grade Pre-Algebra and Life Sciences with Mrs. Greenberg

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  1. Welcome to 7th Grade Mrs. Greenberg Pre-Algebra & Life Sciences Room 307

  2. Introduction • Graduate of Fallbrook High School • Graduate of University of California, Berkeley • Teaching Credential – Long Beach State • 1990 began teaching at E. Hale Curran–4th grade • Murrieta Elementary in 1992 (3rd grade) • Shivela Middle School 2009 (6th grade for 3 years)

  3. About Me • Live in Temecula - since 1991 • My husband of 23 years owns Westmar Property Management in Temecula • I have 2 daughters • Sarah – junior at Great Oak HS, plays Varsity Golf, & in is in the IB program • Rebecca – a 7th grader at Hillcrest Academy & is a level 7 competitive gymnast at SCEGA • We enjoy traveling (this summer we traveled to Belize), going to the beach, and having family Wii night

  4. My Family

  5. MATH What does Math Class look like: • Get books, supplies, & HW out • Fill in Agenda • Warm Up • Correct Homework • New Lesson with notes • Practice problems • Begin HW in class if time

  6. MATH - assessments Assessments will include: • 10 point Quizzes every few lessons • Chapter Tests – 100 points • Mid Semester Test – 100 points • End of Semester Test – 100 points

  7. MATH - Curriculum What will be taught: • Algebraic Expressions & Integers • Equations & Inequalities • Decimals & Equations • Factors, Fractions, & Exponents • Ratio & Proportions • Data Analysis • Percents • Linear Functions & Graphing • Irrational Numbers

  8. MATH - Homework • Four days per week Mon.-Thurs. • On all math assignments students must: 1. Write the problem 2. Show all their work 3. Box their answer 4. Answer column on the right side

  9. MATH - Homework • HW is worth 2 points when a grade of 70% or more is received • Students who complete the assignment with a grade of 69% or lower will receive 1 point. • REDOs (69% or less) maybe corrected and turned in for the full 2 points (assuming the redos are correct) • No Extra Credit for Math

  10. Life Science What does Science Class look like: • Any of the following: 1. Cornell Notes with reading 2. Experiments & Labs 3. Hands on activities 4. Demonstrations 5. United Streaming & Bill Nye videos 6. Essential Vocabulary 7. Review Questions

  11. Science - Curriculum Life Science • Scientific Process & Measurement • Living Things • Classifying Living Things • Organisms & the Environment • Cell Biology • Genetics • Evolution & Change • Structure & Function of Living Things • The Human Body

  12. Science – Assignments • Most of the work in Science is done in class, homework will be given 1 or 2 times per week • Each unit will have a: 1. Project (most of the time) 2. Packet (all the class work & homework for the chapter) 3. Test • All 3 will be worth 100 points each • Extra Credit will be available once per chapter and will be on the packet outline.

  13. Assignments for Math & Science • Must use college ruled paper • Must have supply of plain white copy paper • Paper from spiral notebooks may not be used • Proper Heading on all papers in the top right hand corner: First & Last Name Date period • Papers must be titled to reflect assignment • Papers with No name will be put in no name basket • Assignments will not be accepted after 1 week past the original due date

  14. Extra Help & Webpage • I am available: Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8:15 Mon, Wed, & Friday at 8:30 • Extra help is available from staff members every Monday right after school in the library • Helpful Math Websites are located on my class website • http://c2.mvusd.schoolwires.net/Domain/1142

  15. ABI Parent Portal http://abi.murrieta.k12.ca.us/parent/ • On ABI you can view your student’s: 1. progress/grades, 2. demographic data 3. unofficial transcripts 4. attendance records 5. class schedule 6. progress towards graduation requirements 7. emergency contact information • If you cannot access your account, call the school at 696-1406 ext. ‘0’.

  16. Mrs. Greenberg’s Website http://c2.mvusd.schoolwires.net/Domain/1142 Here you can access: • science chapter notes when absent • helpful links for Math • Classroom policies • Science projects • Science extra credit • Class calendar • Science Chapter assignments list • And much more

  17. Donations • Calculators (need 20) • Crayola Colored Pencils • Expo Dry Erase Markers (bold tip) Blue, Purple, Red, Green & Black • Crayola Broad tip Markers • Compasses for math • Square tissue boxes • Copy Paper

  18. WHAT You Can DO TO HELP your CHILD • Get your child organized • Supplies - Make sure they always have them • Check Grades on a regular basis • Be Accessible • Be Positive • Ask To See Homework • Watch For Problem Signs .

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