7th grade Aprons...

Look at these aprons!!!! Amazing... plus a self made chef hat!  GREAT work everyone! 

What has 8th grade been doing?

Lately we have been learning about how to shop smart.  We have learned what things are important enough to you, the things are worth it to you, and the things you value. We are discovering the things we need, and the things we desire or want.  We are making a small poster that displays these things. The poster will include 5 values, 5 needs, 5 wants, a goal for 8th grade, and a goal by age 19.  This is going to help us discover more about ourselves and the differences we have with others.  If I value my friends then I think they are worth spending my money on as opposed to others who might not think that is worth it.  We are separting the things we know we need aside from the things that mearly want.  Your needs, wants, and values say who you are and make up your personality.  What things do you value? What things do you want? What things do you need?

Submitted by Georgianna C.

7th Grade Aprons

The 7th Graders are working on Aprons and TShirt Bags.. here are a few of the finished products... yes, that bottom one IS an apron!  :)  

7th grade cultures...

We are exploring culture and belonging in 7th grade FACS right now. Here is some stuff from the students:

We belong to many cultures that appreciate us for who we are and welcome us for what we bring to the group... some of the cultures we belong to are: sports, Justin Bieber fans, Idahoans, Americans, One Direction Fans, Rap fans, basketball, biped mammals,  food eaters, families, pet owners, cross country running, skiing, video gaming, smart kids, skaters, BMXers, Taylor Swift fans, & Twinkies eaters.

"Everyone is a genius, but if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its life thinking its stupid." - Albert Einstein  

-Shared in class by Ben A.

"Live while you live."

-Grandpa Jim 

-Shared in class by Whitnie W. 

"Redbull gives you wings"

-Redbull Marketing Campaign

-Shared by Jacob B. 

-It also makes your crazy hyper (added by Mrs. Hubbard)  

"Just smile."

-Shelese L.

They created Culture Cocoons and shared with classmates bits and pieces about themselves, here are a few of them along with the students who made them: