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Discover what's happening in the 7th grade classes at Rye Jr. High (A Middle School) in Rye, NH, US.

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Teacher Assignments

Roadkill Project 05/22
Memoir 05/21
Memoir 05/21
Severe Weather 04/10
Science Valentines 02/12
Nonfiction book review 02/05
Air Pressure Response 02/04
Atmosphere Glog 01/18
Purpose of myth 01/07
Features of the Sun 12/11
Stargirl essay 11/15
Culture Posters 11/05
Moon Rocks! 10/30
Module 1 Letter 10/26
Postcards From Space! 10/16
A Place I'd Rather Be 09/11
My Eye 09/08
Roadkill 2012 05/16
Germans vs. Romans Essay 05/03
NH Animals 03/18
Learning Update - Voki 03/09
Roman GladiatorJournals 03/08
The Sun 02/20
Earth's Atmosphere 01/20
Persian and Peloponnesian War Presentations 11/28
October Storm 2011 10/31
Postcard From Space! 10/12
Space Address 09/20
My Eye 09/07
UNH Field Trip 06/08
7th Grade Year in Animoto 06/08
SS Writing Piece 05/24
Language Arts: Trimester Three (3) 05/20
Language Arts: Plot Diagram (Science Fiction) 04/20
Antarctic Flag 04/10
Language Arts: Trimester 2 02/15
Snow! 02/15
Student VOKI 02/01
Language Arts: Classic Vocabulary 01/11
Hiding in the Art Room 01/10
Language Arts Assignment: Trimester One 12/02
Living in Space 11/09
Other Worlds 10/21
2010 Space Address 09/20
My First Wordle 09/20
End of the Year Wordle 06/14
Reading List 06/11
Bridge Writing 06/11
"Should the US continue to celebrate Columbus Day 06/07
Roadkill 2010 05/15
Stock Market Report 05/12
Higgins Museum Essay 05/05
Digging into Trash and the Environment 05/04
Medieval Scan 04/19
Belize and NH Students 04/02
Weather Story / Weather Topic 03/19
Memorable Incident Speech 03/19
Romans in Scotland - A first person account 02/11
Stock Market Spreadsheet 02/02
Science Valentines 01/31
Language Arts Assignment: Trimester One 01/25
Mixed Media Collage 01/12
Joe Flood / Project Safeguard 12/22
Strawbery Banke 11/23
NASA's Moon Rocks 11/06
Disciplines of the Social Studies Posters 10/27
Math Letter / Module 1 10/23
Solar System Objects 10/21
Planets 09/24

Teacher Entries

7th Grade Team - May, 2013 5/13
7th Grade Update - May, 2013 5/13
Team Update - March, 2013 3/15
Team Update - February, 2013 3/15
Team Update - January 2013 1/26
List 5, 10, all

Student Entries

G Roadkill Voicethread 5/23
B Roadkill Project 5/23
G Roadkill Project 5/22
C Roadkill Project Voicethread 5/22
E ERHE 5/22
M Roadkill Voicethread 5/22
M Roadkill Weather Project 5/22
S Roadkill 5/22
P Roadkill Graph 5/22
W Roadkill Voice Thread 5/22
P Roadkill Project 5/22
B Roadkill Projects 5/21
D Roahkill 5 DSOL 5/21
D Roadkill DSOL 5/21
B Memoir 5/21
C Menior 5/21
B LA Memior 5/21
A Memoir 5/21
C Memoir. No names! Edit 5/21
B Memoir 5/21
B My Science Roadkill Project 5/21
P Memoir 5/21
M Memoir 5/21
B Bungee Jump! 5/21
G Hurricanes 3/26

List 25, 50, all

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Living In Space

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in Space? If you lived in space it would be a lot different from Earth, but some things would be the same. You wouldn't have very much room if you lived in space because they didn't make it for comfort. Also there is no gravity in space so you would be floating all the time. Food in space is different is sometimes different to! Some food can be eaten in it's natural form, but some you have to add water. The packets the food comes in are designed to be flexible, easier to use, and to maximize space in the shuttle. Some packets prevents food from floating away. The astronauts have breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They have ovens in the shuttle, but they do not have refrigerators. The astronauts have to be prepared to have to fix lots of things on the space shuttle so they have to train for many years. Mission Control monitors the space station 24/ 7. They do a lot of experiments while they are in space. They also do medical experiments. Astronauts check the support systems and cleaning filters too. The experiments they do helps us understand space. Sleeping in space is very strange because there is no gravity. Most astronauts sleep in sleeping bags and the arms float in up. Because there is no gravity they have to attach themselves to the wall, a seat, or a bunk. Just like on Earth the sleep at night and wake up to start their day. Living in space you would have to make an adjustment. You have to do a lot of training. You have to eat food that may be weird. And it might be a little uncomfortable, but it's worth it!


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