Saturday 5 December 2015

Measurement Test

  • I understand the concepts of surface area and volume
  • I have the King Henry mnemonic memorized, as well as unit formulas
  • I understand the difference between linear, square, and cubic units
  • I can solve problems related to volume and capacity
  • I can find the surface area and volume of a rectangular prism
  • I can convert between different units of mass

Toys for Tots #giving

At the completion of our babysitting jigsaw, you should have a better understanding of:
  • why small children act the way they do 
  • what you can do as a caregiver to help them reach milestones, have fun, and stay safe
  • what are age-appropriate activities and toys for each stage of development
This next task is a practice run for the holiday drive. 

1) With a partner, find the following children on the ND website (Beijing, South, and North)
2) Read their bios
3) Open up a Google Drive document, and paste information on a toy/activity that is suitable for their age and special need
  • Jewel
  • Austyn
  • Janessa
  • Enya
  • Nina
  • Emerson
  • Stephanie 

Sunday 14 June 2015

Flight Video

1. assess the societal and environmental impacts of flying devices that make use of properties of air;
2. investigate ways in which flying devices make use of properties of air;
3. explain ways in which properties of air can be applied to the principles of flight and flying devices.

Thursday 11 June 2015

Terrible Toys?

Essential Questions:
What is the purpose of regulation?
How far should the government go to protect people?
Learning Objective: to integrate information from two challenging texts to develop an argument
Featured Skill: developing an argument

Other Key Skills: literary device, interpreting text, inference, tone

Sunday 7 June 2015

Decimals Websites

Sunday 24 May 2015

Record-Breaking Bake Sale Totals!

$5209.50 for baby Connie's chemo! 

Math Re-Test Plan

Once you have chosen your strand to re-test, please open a new google doc and share the study information below with me: 
  • Patterning/Algebra
  • Measurement (area, surface area, volume)
  • Geometry (transformational)
  • Number Sense (fractions, decimals, rate/ratio)
  • Probability

1. 2 videos from TVO kids Math homework zone: http://homeworkzone.tvokids.com/
2. 3 IXL practice quizzes: https://ca.ixl.com/math/grade-6
4. 1 UWaterloo problem pdf: http://cemc.uwaterloo.ca/resources/potw.php
5. 1 printable worksheet from a source of your choosing

Sunday 26 April 2015

May- Important Dates

May 6- Integrity/Optimism assemblies
May 19 to 22- Bake Sale
May 20- Junior Track & Field Day
May 21- Arts Night

Sunday 19 April 2015

Celebrities Go Green

In Health lately, we have investigated how celebrities (in this case, musicians), can be poor role models when it comes to living a healthy lifestyle. In honour of Earth Day this week, we are going to look at the flip side. Your task is to find and compile a list of “green” celebrities. Aim to find individuals who raise awareness for environmental causes or have even started their own related charities. In class, I'll provide you with the example of a Canadian-born star of ABC's Castle. Here are a few links to get you started. 

Wednesday 15 April 2015

Student Survey

 The Student Survey will address such topics as:
      Learning Environment
      Equity and Inclusivity
      School Safety
      Student Well-Being, and
      other system priorities

Thursday 9 April 2015

Health On The Web- Tuesday's Class

C1.1 describe the range of effects associated with using cannabis and other illicit drugs
C1.2 identify people and community resources (e.g., elders, family members, community agencies, churches, mosques, synagogues, public health units, telephone help lines, recreation facilities) that can provide support when dealing with choices or situations involving substance use and addictive behaviours
C2.4 use decision-making strategies and skills and an understanding of factors influencing drug use (e.g., personal values, peer pressure, media influences, curiosity, legal restrictions, cultural teachings) to make safe personal choices about the use of drugs such as alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis

Monday 6 April 2015

Songs for Change

 
Behind all music lays a message or meaning that artists want to deliver to listeners. There is almost always a reason why some artists write songs about certain life events, such as friendship, poverty, hunger, love, making a difference in the world, etc. As listeners, we then infer the meaning of lyrics that help us understand what the issue is really about. A charity record (also known as a charity single) is a release of a song to raise money for a specific cause, like famine or after a natural disaster. 


2) Create a Google Drive document and make a chart similar to the one below

Song Name
Song Artist
World Issue/Theme







Friday's Scope: Shyima's Story