Ogden Middle School
2017-2018 Forecast Sheet
7th Grade
Please complete this forecast sheet andreturn to your advisory teacherby April 7th.
Student’s Last Name:First Name:
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Student ID Number:6th Grade Team:
You will take the following required classes:
Language ArtsSocial StudiesScienceHealth/PEMath
Forecasting for the 2017-18 school year is based on a 7-period day. Students will receive the five core classes listed above and one elective class each semester from the list below plus an advisory class. Classes may be subject to change.
Please note that ELD, AVID and resource room classes take the place of your elective.
Please number your electives in the order of most importance: 1 – 8 Course descriptions are on the back of this sheet.
1 – I would like the most…………………… 8 – I would like the least
______Concert Band
______Advanced Band
Teacher Signature (required)
Jazz Band: Auditions in late May for any student signed up for Band. / Drumline: students in 7/8 Band.
______Choir
______Spanish
______Tech Exploration (Semester 1)
______Tech Applications (Semester 2)
______Woodshop I
______Peer Mentoring: Working with students who have disabilities
______Fitness and Games
Student SignatureDateParent Signature
If you have questions, please contact:
Karen Flechaus – CounselorLaura Reed - Counselor
@orecity.k12.or.us
503-785-8300, ext. 4219503-785-8300, ext. 4220
ELECTIVE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Full Year Courses (2 semesters)
7th Grade Concert Band / Advanced Band / Jazz Band
This group will perform at various events throughout the year. Members of this group perform as a marching band, concert band and drumline; at festivals, concerts and trips!
Choir
This group will perform at various events throughout the year.
Spanish
Students will learn to speak, read, write and understand Spanish in an active, engaging way. Students who take Spanish as 7th and 8th graders are eligible to enter Spanish 2 when they enter high school and will have a head start preparing for college, the workforce and travel abroad. This class is not for native Spanish speakers.
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Tech Exploration(Semester 1)
Students are introduced to a variety of computer programs and applications focusing on Google App's, Digital Story Telling, Website Creation and Photoshop. In addition, students will be working towards understanding what it means to be a Digital Citizen in the 21st century.
Technology Applications(Semester 2)
Students are introduced to the world of digital artistry. From basic animation software to the advanced suite of Adobe applications, students explore how to create digital media. In the Spring time the focus shifts to Photography and Videography production where students learn the fundamentals of staging quality shots and creating short films.
Woodshop I
This course is for anyone looking to gain hands-on woodworking skills. Students learn how to use various machines in the shop while making fun and useful projects. Students wanting to take their skills to a higher level can sign up for woodshop more than once. As students advance through the levels, their independence advances as well.
Peer Mentor
This course is an opportunity to support peers who have moderate to profound disabilities as they learn at school. Peer mentors will learn to use technology in augmentative and assistive communication, some sign language, and about developmental disabilities. This is a great opportunity to learn about yourself and about how persons with special needs can find success.
Fitness and Games
This course combines weight training/conditioning with a variety of games like ultimate Frisbee, dodgeball, survivor, just to name a few. It is a highly active class and students must be ready for fun but also be ready to get in shape.
Rev. 10/2/2018