Reminders
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enrica.bucci@tcdsb.org or
stsimonbucci@gmail.com is another option students may use to submit assignments
-With your permission, students are allowed to bring in their home computer or other electronic devices for an in class assignment to type and search the web.
Homework
Grade 5
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Grade 6
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Language
Creative Writing - Speeches-Based on our novel Schooled and our social studies unit on the Government-began draft
Reading - Nelson Literacy 5c pages based on humour media literacy, write a 1/2 page response on a five star movie that you would like others to watch. Explain why you enjoy it so much
Hwk:
Financial Literacy-page 5 of "Do You See a Money Tree"
Novel Study -
Grammar-
Mathematics
Textbook- 11.5 in class
Workbook- 11.5
Worksheet -
Science
Study Notes see below worksheets done in class as a group
Social Studies
Health
Religion/Family Life
Fully Alive read pages 63-67 with your parents
Art
Upcoming assignments
Upcoming tests
-Science Test unit-Structures- May 6
Science
Unit: Structures
Study Notes
Please know the following for the test…
- What is exert force, natural force, movement, energy and gravity pull, give an example?
- Explain how different bridges, pyramids and stonehenge work and built including suspension, truss, beam and arch bridges
- Identify some feats and failures you learnt about during our unit
- Explain the science behind roller coasters
- What is the role of an architect when he/she creates a structure?
- How is a house built?
- Explain the different classes of levers
* Test will be short answers and may have some diagrams that need to be labelled.
* The question worth/mark(s) will determine how much information needs to write within your answer. For example, if question #1 is worth 3 marks, then you must include three different ideas related to the question.
Study process…
- Review information above and find the information in your notes or text
- Use page numbers and dates to guide you in finding the information above
- Write notes in your own words and on a separate sheet of paper titled study notes in order for you to better understand the ideas being tested and to have all the information on one or two sheets of paper
- Review your study notes daily
- Test yourself by writing possible questions based on your study notes
- Find the answers and write them out beside the questions
- Have someone question you with the questions you’ve provided them
- Answer questions both orally and in the written form, writing out the answers will help students who sometimes freeze up during test time so the extra practise will benefit you
- The night before the test review everything a few times
- During the test take your time and read every question thoroughly providing as much information as possible
Test Date: Monday May 6, 2013
Upcoming Events
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Language
Creative Writing -
Reading -
Financial Literacy-page 5 of "Do You See a Money Tree"
Novel Study -
Grammar-
Mathematics
Textbook- page
Workbook- page
Worksheet -
Science 44-49 what happens in a space station?
Nelson 6C page in class research continued
Social Studies
Health
Upcoming assignments
Upcoming tests
-Science Test Unit - Space - May 6
Upcoming Events
Science
Unit: Solar System
Study Notes
Please know the following for the test…
- What happens at the international space station?
- What is the purpose of a space suit?
- What do we know about Mars?
- What helping hands are used in space to help astronauts tell us about space?
* Test will be short answers and may have some diagrams that need to be labelled.
* The question worth/mark(s) will determine how much information needs to write within your answer. For example, if question #1 is worth 3 marks, then you must include three different ideas related to the question.
Study process…
- Review information above and find the information in your notes or text
- Use page numbers and dates to guide you in finding the information above
- Write notes in your own words and on a separate sheet of paper titled study notes in order for you to better understand the ideas being tested and to have all the information on one or two sheets of paper
- Review your study notes daily
- Test yourself by writing possible questions based on your study notes
- Find the answers and write them out beside the questions
- Have someone question you with the questions you’ve provided them
- Answer questions both orally and in the written form, writing out the answers will help students who sometimes freeze up during test time so the extra practise will benefit you
- The night before the test review everything a few times
- During the test take your time and read every question thoroughly providing as much information as possible
Test Date: Monday May 6, 2013
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