7-1's helping item is toothbrush and toothpaste.
Monday, 1 December 2014
Mon. Dec.1st - HOMEROOM NEWS
HELPING BAGS - Please remember, leadership is putting together bags to help people in need. Items will be collected Dec. 15th. 7-2's helping item is WARM SOCKS. Please start bringing these in so we can help some people have warm feet this winter! :)
Friday, 28 November 2014
Thursday, 27 November 2014
Effects of Exploration and Perspectives
These are class brainstorm notes from 701. 702 completed this last week. Please use these pictures to enhance your own notes in your journal or for quick study references!
Science
Students designed and conducted their own experiment investigating what a suitable habitat for meal worms is. At this point students should have completed in their notebook all of the steps for conducting a scientific investigation.
Question
Hypothesis
Procedures
Materials
Results
Conclusion
Tuesday, 25 November 2014
Nov 25 Class
Math
In math we are beginning to convert number between their fractions, decimal, and percent form. A useful skill in this unit will be being able to create equivalent fractions. Tonight at home students should practice making equivalent fractions using this link IXL practice.
In math we are beginning to convert number between their fractions, decimal, and percent form. A useful skill in this unit will be being able to create equivalent fractions. Tonight at home students should practice making equivalent fractions using this link IXL practice.
Monday, 24 November 2014
Thursday, 20 November 2014
Humanities - Thurs. Nov. 20th
702 - Today students began writing an entry from the point of view of either A First Nations person or a European. They have brain - stormed key words, phrases and experiences from the perspective of one of these groups about the other group.
HOMEWORK - These brainstorms need to be turned into a journal entry, dairy entry, letter, from the perspective of a European or First Nations, describing their thoughts on the other group. This is due Monday, November 24th.
701 - Today students continued writing cause and effect paragraphs about how European Exploration caused the Beothuk to become extinct. Students have edited, had other students make suggestions, and sat one-on-one with a teacher for feedback.
HOMEWORK - The good copy of the paragraphs are due Monday, November 24th. (along with the picture that was completed earlier in the week)
(Beothuk Sources Assignment - on D2L)
HOMEWORK - These brainstorms need to be turned into a journal entry, dairy entry, letter, from the perspective of a European or First Nations, describing their thoughts on the other group. This is due Monday, November 24th.
701 - Today students continued writing cause and effect paragraphs about how European Exploration caused the Beothuk to become extinct. Students have edited, had other students make suggestions, and sat one-on-one with a teacher for feedback.
HOMEWORK - The good copy of the paragraphs are due Monday, November 24th. (along with the picture that was completed earlier in the week)
(Beothuk Sources Assignment - on D2L)
Science
Today in Science students completed the dissection of their owl pellet and then identified and recorded the bones they founds on a data sheet in their notebooks. They are know working on creating a food web or food pyramid that includes an owl and is based on the bones they found in their pellet and on research. Finally, they are writing a paragraph that explains the flow of energy through the owls ecosystem. Students should think about what happens to the amount of energy that is passed on from trophic level to trophic level, the number of organisms at each trophic level and the beginning source of energy.
Homework - For homework students need to complete and submit the Topic 1-4 quiz on D2L.
Today in Science students completed the dissection of their owl pellet and then identified and recorded the bones they founds on a data sheet in their notebooks. They are know working on creating a food web or food pyramid that includes an owl and is based on the bones they found in their pellet and on research. Finally, they are writing a paragraph that explains the flow of energy through the owls ecosystem. Students should think about what happens to the amount of energy that is passed on from trophic level to trophic level, the number of organisms at each trophic level and the beginning source of energy.
Homework - For homework students need to complete and submit the Topic 1-4 quiz on D2L.
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