Wednesday, December 10th (Day 3)

 Announcements:

*Contact info: cassandra.frederick@yrdsb.ca

*FOOD DRIVE! We are collecting baby products this week

Important Upcoming Dates:

Thursday, December 4th - Short story narratives (rough copy) due at the beginning of class

Friday, December 12th - Trip to G.W. for music performance  

                                         - Short story narratives (good copy) due

Monday, December 15th - History lessons 4-6 written task

Thursday, December 18th - Data unit test

This Week At A Glance 

- Math: Central tendencies

- Literacy: Short Story Narratives

- Science: Subsystems and forces

- History: Lesson 4-6 review

- Health: Assessing potential dangers 

- Art: Primary Winter Station

Today's Learning/Independent Tasks

Literacy: Narratives - Dialogue and Rough Copy

- Work period for rough copy 

Independent Tasks

- Narratives Task 5 (ROUGH COPIES MUST BE COMPLETED FOR THURSDAY'S CLASS)

Resources

Literary Devices

Science: Systems & Subsystems

- Independent work period to complete reading comprehension task

Independent Tasks

- Systems & Subsystems 

Resources

Systems & Types of Systems

Monday, December 8th (Day 1)

 Announcements:

*Contact info: cassandra.frederick@yrdsb.ca

*FOOD DRIVE! We are collecting baby products this week

Important Upcoming Dates:

Thursday, December 4th - Short story narratives (rough copy) due at the beginning of class

Friday, December 12th - Trip to G.W. for music performance  

                                         - Short story narratives (good copy) due

Monday, December 15th - History lessons 4-6 written task

Thursday, December 18th - Data unit test

This Week At A Glance 

- Math: Central tendencies

- Literacy: Short Story Narratives

- Science: Subsystems and forces

- History: Lesson 4-6 review

- Health: Assessing potential dangers 

- Art: Primary Winter Station

Today's Learning/Independent Tasks

Math: Line graphs

- Reviewed how to create line graphs and discussed when they are most appropriate to use

Independent Tasks

- Review mean, median, mode and range for tomorrow's class or complete the problem of the week

Resources

What is Data?

Discrete and Continuous Data

Examples of Continuous Data

Biased Data

Relative Frequency Tables

Choosing Appropriate graphs

Scatter Plots

Histograms

Circle graphs

Finding Central Tendencies 

Lesson Summary Notes

Choosing Appropriate Graphs

Using Scatter Plots to Display Data

**You are encouraged to take 15 minutes each evening to review today's concepts and summary notes**

Literacy: Narratives - Dialogue and Rough Copy

- Work period for rough copy 

Independent Tasks

- Narratives Task 5 (ROUGH COPIES MUST BE COMPLETED FOR THURSDAY'S CLASS)

Resources

Literary Devices

History: CPR, Red River Rebellion & Northwest Territories

-  Work period to complete lesson 6 slide deck to reinforce the lesson regarding key events that occurred after confederation

Independent Tasks

- Lesson 6 slide deck (must be completed by the end of the day)

Friday, December 5th (Day 5)

 Announcements:

*Contact info: cassandra.frederick@yrdsb.ca

*FOOD DRIVE! We are collecting boxed items for this week (ex. cereal, pasta etc...)

Important Upcoming Dates:

Thursday, December 4th - Short story narratives (rough copy) due

Friday, December 12th - Trip to G.W. for music performance  

                                        - History lessons 4-6 written task

                                         - Short story narratives (good copy) due

This Week At A Glance 

- Math: Circle and line graphs

- Literacy: Short Story Narratives

- Science: Introduction to systems

- History: Red River Resistance and key events 

- Health: Assessing potential dangers 

- Art: Primary Winter Station

Today's Learning/Independent Tasks

Math: Circle Graphs

- Students wrote their exit ticket to gage their understanding of the concepts 

- Yesterday's practice questions 

Independent Tasks

- Practice with circle graphs worksheet #'s 8-9, 12-15 and 18 

Resources

What is Data?

Discrete and Continuous Data

Examples of Continuous Data

Biased Data

Relative Frequency Tables

Choosing Appropriate graphs

Scatter Plots

Histograms

Circle graphs

Lesson Summary Notes

Choosing Appropriate Graphs

Using Scatter Plots to Display Data

**You are encouraged to take 15 minutes each evening to review today's concepts and summary notes**

Literacy: Narratives - Dialogue and Rough Copy

- Work period for rough copy 

Independent Tasks

- Narratives Task 5 (ROUGH COPIES MUST BE COMPLETED FOR THURSDAY'S CLASS)

Resources

Literary Devices

History: CPR, Red River Rebellion & Northwest Territories

-  Work period to complete lesson 6 slide deck to reinforce the lesson regarding key events that occurred after confederation

Independent Tasks

- Lesson 6 slide deck (you will have time on Monday's class to complete)

Thursday, December 4th (Day 4)

 Announcements:

*Contact info: cassandra.frederick@yrdsb.ca

*FOOD DRIVE! We are collecting boxed items for this week (ex. cereal, pasta etc...)

Important Upcoming Dates:

Friday, December 5th - Appropriate Graph Exit Ticket

                                       - ECO Team Presentation @ 2:20pm

Friday, December 12th - Trip to G.W. for music performance 

This Week At A Glance 

- Math: Circle and line graphs

- Literacy: Short Story Narratives

- Science: Introduction to systems

- History: Red River Resistance and key events 

- Health: Assessing potential dangers 

- Art: Primary Winter Station

Today's Learning/Independent Tasks

Math: Circle Graphs

- Students completed a task that required them to represent a data set using a circle graph

Independent Tasks

- Practice with circle graphs worksheet #'s 8-9, 12-15 and 18 

Resources

What is Data?

Discrete and Continuous Data

Examples of Continuous Data

Biased Data

Relative Frequency Tables

Choosing Appropriate graphs

Scatter Plots

Histograms

Circle graphs

Lesson Summary Notes

Choosing Appropriate Graphs

Using Scatter Plots to Display Data

**You are encouraged to take 15 minutes each evening to review today's concepts and summary notes**

Literacy: Narratives - Dialogue and Rough Copy

-  Reviewed how to incorporate dialogue into writing 

Independent Tasks

- Dialogue worksheet 

- Narratives Task 5 (you will have time during tomorrow's class to continue working)

Resources

Literary Devices

Health: Fitness Reflection

-  Students completed their first fitness unit, and started working on their reflection task

Independent Tasks

- Fitness Reflection (you will have time during next class to complete) 

Wednesday, December 3rd (Day 3)

 Announcements:

*Contact info: cassandra.frederick@yrdsb.ca

*FOOD DRIVE! We are collecting boxed items for this week (ex. cereal, pasta etc...)

Important Upcoming Dates:

Friday, December 5th - Appropriate Graph Exit Ticket

Friday, December 5th - ECO Team Presentation @ 2:20pm

Friday, December 12th - Trip to G.W. for music performance 

This Week At A Glance 

- Math: Circle and line graphs

- Literacy: Short Story Narratives

- Science: Introduction to systems

- History: Red River Resistance and key events 

- Health: Assessing potential dangers 

- Art: Primary Winter Station

Today's Learning/Independent Tasks

Math: Circle Graphs

- Reviewed how to observe relationships represented within scatter plots and histograms 

Independent Tasks

- All tasks were completed in class

**If you need extra practice, use THIS LINK to access the additional protractor practice worksheet 

Resources

What is Data?

Discrete and Continuous Data

Examples of Continuous Data

Biased Data

Relative Frequency Tables

Choosing Appropriate graphs

Scatter Plots

Histograms

Circle graphs

Lesson Summary Notes

Choosing Appropriate Graphs

Using Scatter Plots to Display Data

**You are encouraged to take 15 minutes each evening to review today's concepts and summary notes**

Literacy: Narratives - Graphic Organizer

-  Continued learning regarding literary devices/narrative techniques that are used to enhance writing

Independent Tasks

- Literary devices worksheet

- Narratives Task 4 (you will have time during tomorrow's class to continue working

Resources

Literary Devices

Science: Introduction to Systems

-  Students participated in an inquiry task where they were given multiple objects (systems) and brainstormed their purpose, input (what is required to perform the task) and output (what is achieved)

Independent Tasks

- All tasks were completed in class

Resources

Types of Systems

Tuesday, December 2nd (Day 2)

 Announcements:

*Contact info: cassandra.frederick@yrdsb.ca

*FOOD DRIVE! We are collecting boxed items for this week (ex. cereal, pasta etc...)

Important Upcoming Dates:

Thursday, December 4th - Appropriate Graph Exit Ticket

Friday, December 5th - ECO Team Presentation @ 2:20pm

Friday, December 12th - Trip to G.W. for music performance 

This Week At A Glance 

- Math: Circle and line graphs

- Literacy: Short Story Narratives

- Science: Introduction to systems

- History: Red River Resistance and key events 

- Health: Assessing potential dangers 

- Art: Primary Winter Station

Today's Learning/Independent Tasks

Math: Scatter Plot & Histogram Review

- Reviewed how to observe relationships represented within scatter plots and histograms 

Independent Tasks

- Lesson 8: histograms # 1, 3-4

- Lesson 9: scatter plots # 1-2, 5

Resources

What is Data?

Discrete and Continuous Data

Examples of Continuous Data

Biased Data

Relative Frequency Tables

Choosing Appropriate graphs

Scatter Plots

Histograms

Lesson Summary Notes

Choosing Appropriate Graphs

Using Scatter Plots to Display Data

**You are encouraged to take 15 minutes each evening to review today's concepts and summary notes**

Literacy: Narratives - Graphic Organizer

-  Learning regarding literary devices/narrative techniques that are used to enhance writing

Independent Tasks

- Literary devices worksheet

- Narratives Task 4 (you will have time during tomorrow's class to continue working

Monday, December 1st (Day 1)

 Announcements:

*Contact info: cassandra.frederick@yrdsb.ca

*REMINDER: We will be outside for phys-ed tomorrow, ensure you are dressed for the weather!

*FOOD DRIVE! We are collecting boxed items for this week (ex. cereal, pasta etc...)

Important Upcoming Dates:

Tuesday, December 2nd - Recognition Assembly

Thursday, December 4th - Appropriate Graph Exit Ticket

Friday, December 5th - ECO Team Presentation @ 2:20pm

Friday, December 12th - Trip to G.W. for music performance 

This Week At A Glance 

- Math: Circle and line graphs

- Literacy: Short Story Narratives

- Science: Introduction to systems

- History: Red River Resistance and key events 

- Health: Assessing potential dangers 

- Art: Primary Winter Station

Today's Learning/Independent Tasks

Math: Scatter Plot & Histogram Review

- Reviewed how to observe relationships represented within scatter plots and histograms 

Independent Tasks

- Lesson 8: histograms # 1, 3-4

- Lesson 9: scatter plots # 1-2, 5

Resources

What is Data?

Discrete and Continuous Data

Examples of Continuous Data

Biased Data

Relative Frequency Tables

Choosing Appropriate graphs

Scatter Plots

Histograms

Lesson Summary Notes

Choosing Appropriate Graphs

Using Scatter Plots to Display Data

**You are encouraged to take 15 minutes each evening to review today's concepts and summary notes**

Literacy: Narratives - Descriptive Settings

-  Read two different paragraphs and compared the differences between using descriptive language that evoke imagery and senses compared to paragraphs that do not

Independent Tasks

- Narratives Task 3

Art: Primary Winter Stations 

-  Students received their final art task for the year where they will work in groups of 2-3 to create a STEM winter station activity 

Independent Tasks

- Primary Winter Station

History: CPR, Red River Rebellion & Northwest Territories

-  Students completed a group task that required them to research one of the key events that occurred after Canada's confederation and presented their findings 

Independent Tasks

- Lesson 6 slide deck (you will have time on Monday's class to complete)