Thursday, January 30, 2020

Le 30 janvier


Teacher’s corner:

1.     Study science notes.
2.     Choose a book in English for the book report. It has to be a novel that you haven’t read yet. It cannot be a graphic novel, nor any of the Harry Potter books.
3.     Work on multiplication tables

Science: We have started our Chemistry unit. We watched a video describing physical and chemical changes of matter, physical and chemical characteristics of matter and what matter is.

Math: This week we reviewed multiplication of 2-digit numbers by a 1-digit number studied in Grade 4. We studied the algorithm of multiplying 3-digit numbers by a 1-digit number. That’s the task students have been working on:



FLA: This week we started working on another past tense: Imparfait. We discussed how Passé Composé and Imparfait are different and how they translate into English.

ELA: We have concluded our novel study Swindle by Gordon Korman. All the activities that we have done throughout the novel study will be included in the individual book report that students will start on Monday.

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Le 29 janvier

1. Today in gym, we did the Canadian climber and some groups finished their presentations and videos. (Zan)

2. Today ELA, we read the last 4 chapters of Swindle. (Silvia)

3. Today we started Chemistry unit in science. (Alisa)

4. Today in math, we started working on multiplication of 3 digit-numbers by 1-digit number. (Caylee)

5. Today in French Grammar, we were working on Imparfait vs. Passé Composé (Hugo)

6. Today we put videos of our science projects on IRIS.

7. In sciece, we watched a video and took notes on what is matter and physical and chemical properties. (Hugo)

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

le 28 janvier

1. Today we had art and we had finish our Ted Harrison "night" and "day" paintings. If we were done we could work on year book drawings. (Caylee)

2. Today we had two groups present their science projects. (Christina)

3. In ELA, we finished our tableaux. (Cohen)

4. Today we had gymnastics and a few groups got to present. Canadian climber was out and there were a lot of fun stations. When we finished gym, we went outside for recess.(Oly)

5. Today we did ELA and we worked on tableaux in groups, we had to choose a scene between chapters 20 and 26. (Sloane)

6. Today in French Grammar we learnt another past tense - Imparfait. (Joe)

Monday, January 27, 2020

Le 27 janvier

1. Today in the morning, most groups presented their science projects to the class. (Yuahn)

2. In math, we started the day by practising multiplication tables (Joe)

3. Today we continued working on our Ted Harrison art and most of us are finished (Clark)

4. Today we had fun outside (Alisa)

5. Today we also read Swindle and we will do drama presentations tomorrow. (Ilene)

Friday, January 24, 2020

le 24 janvier


Teacher’s corner:

Math: this week, students have worked on:

-identifying 3 D shapes
-learning characteristics of each shape, such as perpendicular and parallel surfaces and edges, etc…
-creating a description of a ‘Mystery shape’ for the class to guess
Students’ descriptions were used for our quiz on Thursday.

Sciences: Today was the last day to finish the shoebox project. Students described their work process in the notebooks using the past tense (Passé Composé) that we have been working on.
Next week students will present to the class, will record a video of their project and will put it on IRIS.

Art: Since last Friday students have been working on creating “Day” and “Night” paintings in the style of Ted Harrison. We looked at Ted Harrison’s work, listened to the poem “The Cremation of Sam McGee” by Robert W. Service and together identified characteristics of Ted Harrison’s art. Students use these characteristics to guide their work.

Thursday, January 23, 2020

le 23 janvier

1. Today in gym, we continued our gymnastics unit and some groups presented their routine. It is on IRIS if presented. (Hugo)

2. In math, we had a quiz on 3D shapes. (Tyce)

3. After gymnastics, we had music and continued working on ukulele songs (Zan)

4.  After lunch, we did our English writing and re-did our question one because we had to add more details and topic and concluding sentences. (Victoria)

5. In art, we continued painting Ted Harrison landscapes. (Erica)

6. Our science project is due tomorrow. (Solvay)

7.  Today in science, we compared our science project to the rubric and were marking if our project was a 1, a 2, a 3 or a 4. (Oly)

Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Le 21 janvier

1. In ELA, we read chapter 26 and added more conflicts to our list and we started writing about why the author chose those conflicts etc...(Elsie)

2. We didn't have gym with M.TRevor. We went outside and played what we wanted (Caylee)

3. In music, we started making our own songs for ukelele. (Calla)

4. In science, we continued working on our shoebox project. The last day is this Friday. (Ezryn)

Monday, January 20, 2020

le 20 janvier

1. In art, we did Ted Harrison paintings, we drew our sketches, planned the colours and started painting the rough copy. (Elsie - Caylee - Tyce)

2.  Year book sales started today. (Zan)

3. In the morning we had gymnatsics and we were practising our routine. (Hellene)

4. In math,  we are starting on 3D shapes. (Hugo)

5. In science, we continued on our science project. (Erica)

6. Today we did lecture guidée in French. (Hope)

7. Scholastics due next Monday, Jan. 27th (Mme)

Thursday, January 16, 2020

le 16 janvier


Teacher’s corner:

1.     Library tomorrow

2.     Math: today students corrected their math quizzes on characteristics and sorting rule of quadrilaterals. Students will take their quizzes home tomorrow to be signed.
Almost all students have finished their math quadrilaterals drawing, their description of the drawing and they have posted it on IRIS. Please ask your child to share their video with you. 

3.     Sciences: students continued working on their shoebox houses. Next week is a final week of working on the project. All houses should be finished by the end of next week.

4.     ELA: Today we read chapters 21 and 22 of Swindle and discussed various types of conflicts present in the novel. The types of conflicts we looked into are: person vs. self, person vs. person, person vs. society, person vs. nature, person vs. unknown and person vs. object.

5.     FLA: we continue working on one of the past tenses (Passé Composé). Students worked in partners writing a short story with the verbs in Passé Composé. They used a list of verbs we had brainstormed together.

6.     Gymnastics: students started developing their gymnastics routine on mats in groups of two or three.