Wednesday, March 5th (Day 5)

Announcements:

*Contact info: cassandra.frederick@yrdsb.ca

* Check Graduating Class Google Classroom for Highschool info. Keep your families updated! (code: 3dbunkx). 

Important Upcoming Dates:

Wednesday, March 5th - Biography good copy due at the beginning of class

                                          ***For those who received extensions, it is due on Friday, March 7th

Friday, March 7th - Math Exit Ticket

This Week At A Glance 

**Please note, these are subject to change to support students' needs. Updated every Monday** 

- Math: Simplifying and evaluating algebraic expressions

- Literacy: biography peer editing and good copy 

- Science: Viscosity lab & Flow Rate

- Geography: Factors that impact growth rate

- Health: Positive peer relationships

- Art: Sketching and shadowing

Today's Learning/Independent Tasks

Math: Algebraic Expressions 

- Continued learning surrounding simplifying, evaluating and solving algebraic expressions in every day situations (ex. using algebraic expressions to calculate cost)

Independent Tasks

- Simplifying and evaluating algebraic expressions  (click for direct access)

Practice Questions
CEMC #1-7

Enrichment Questions
CEMC #6-9

Resources

What are polynomials?

Algebraic terms and expressions

Lesson Summary Notes

Lesson 1 Evaluating Expressions

Lesson 2 Adding and Subtracting Algebraic Expressions

Lesson 3 Using Equations

**You are encouraged to take 15 minutes each evening to review the summary notes and add any missed concepts to your math journals/notebooks

Literacy: Biographies & Vector Portraits

-  Students used their last in class period to make final edits to their biographies 

- Learned how to use Google Draw to create a vector portrait of their selected candidate 

Independent Tasks

- Biography Task 7 (click for direct access)

- Vector Portrait (click for direct access)

Resources 

MLA Citations

Science: Viscosity and Flow Rate

- Review key terms and concepts such as viscosity, flow rate and calculate the flow rate of various fluids from yesterday's lab

Independent Tasks

- Complete Inquiry Lab and submit

Resources

What is viscosity?

Geography: Population Density

- Discussed factors that impact population growth and learned how to calculate population density and use it to categorize populations as either sparse, moderate or dense

Independent Task

- Lesson 4: Where people live and population density (click for direct access)

Resources: 

Trends in Human Settlement