Science

While in our classrooms, your student will be learning about these topics and developing the ability to:

Seventh (7) Grade and Eighth (8) Grade

  • Create specific, testable questions which include variables (science) that are specific and solvable (engineering). Includes rationale for and value of question/problem asked.
  • Show changes to phenomena or system based on a change in one or more input variables.
  • Carries out investigations with a hypothesis, independent and dependent variables, and controls are correctly identified; an acceptable number of trials are used; valid measurement methods are used with materials needed.
  • Applies concepts of mean, median, range, mode; and uses probability to identify relationships of variables.
  • Independently and correctly apply:
    • Ratio
    • Rate
    • Percent
    • Basic operations and/or simple algebra
    • To solve scientific and engineering questions and problems
  • Construct an explanation or design a solution based on scientific principles, an experiment, and other reliable sources (experts, models, laws, or theories) that explains why the data is important to the conclusion.

  • Student’s argument cites important evidence from student- selected multiple, credible sources and asks and answers complex questions with informed explanations.
  • Student can use information presented on a topic including data to support findings from multiple sources that are compared and evaluated (bias, credibility, accuracy, and methods used) and effectively communicate the information to a variety of audiences.

Meet Our Science Teachers

John Haug

Location(s)
Kellogg Middle School
School Email
(Primary)
Title(s)
SCIENCE

Ruth Grabowski

Location(s)
Kellogg Middle School
School Email
(Primary)
Title(s)
SCIENCE

Tressie Bach

Location(s)
Kellogg Middle School
School Email
(Primary)
Title(s)
SCIENCE

Taryn Upmann-Grunwald

Location(s)
Kellogg Middle School
School Email
(Primary)
Title(s)
SCIENCE