This Week's Learning - April 14-17

Due dates and Do dates are listed in blue
Activities with an associated "assignment" in Google Classroom are listed in green

Literacy:
  • One sentence journals: (Choose one) Do daily, due at the end of the week
    • Create a document where you will write one sentence (preferably in French!) about your day. Make sure each sentence is dated. Do this every day.
    • Make an audio recording including the date about your day. Limit this to one sentence (in French). Do this every day
    • Make a video recording of you telling me about your day in one sentence in French. Do this every day.
  • Book report: Due April 17, May 1, and May 15
    • Choose one of the lit circle books you read (and have at home), and do one of the activities on the list for that book, then choose a second activity for that book, and finally a third activity for that book. And, POOF! It's May 15th!
  • L'agent Jean: Due April 17
    • Watch the video
    • Answer the questions
  • Raz-kids: Due April 17
    • Log on to Raz-kids and complete the assignment
    • The link and log-in information are in the "Ressources et sites web" section of Google Classroom
  • La meilleure partie de ma semaine: Due April 17
    • Answer the question (once it's posted) in Google Classroom
Numeracy:
  • Multiplication and Division Quiz: Do on April 17
    • Review how to do long multiplication and long division
    • Choose strategies that work for you
    • Practice - There's a quiz on Friday!
    • Take a picture or a video of you working on the quiz and attach it to the assignment in Classroom
  • Word Problem - Les achats de Ariane: Due April 17
  • Geometry scavenger hunt: Due April 17
    • Take pictures in the neighborhood of examples of the geometry concepts listed
    • There's a "key" at the bottom of the list
  • Math games for funsies and practice
    • Multiplication Squares
    • But Who's Counting
    • Cribbage
Life Skills: At Parents' Discretion 
  • Learn to plan and prepare a meal
Other: At Parents' Discretion 
  • Explore apps or other technologies that you can use to "teach" someone something
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