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September's Homework

 On Friday, I sent home emails to parents regarding missing work. If you did not get an email, your child is either caught up or was away and I need to follow up with them before I send notification home or you already know why. Here is the list of the 8 items I was chasing during our multiple work periods yesterday.  The ALPIN (French reading assessment about sugar) This is hard copy only The math evaluation that we started at the same time as the ALPIN This is hard copy only Their English Novels notebook with chapter questions 1-10 for Touching Spirit Bear answered inside The questions and a PDF of the book are available on your child's Google Classroom Their French autobiographical poem The template, which was distributed in hard copy and explained, is available on your child's Google Classroom Their math word problem sheet (double sided) with problems about leaf collections This sheet was handed out in hard copy, the front side could be done with a partner, the back indivi...

It's what we do...

 Hi folks,  Just thought I'd let you know what we do each week, so you know where to focus your attention at home in the evenings and want to do school-y stuff. Mondays  Spiralundi. This is a quick 5 question math review quiz-like deal that checks on the retention of all concepts since the beginning of the year. We did our first one this week, and it looked a lot like last week's math quiz because, well, that's all we'd done so far.  Practice for the math quiz. Is exactly what it sounds like. I give them a practice quiz, we correct it together, and they keep it so they know a) what the quiz is going to look like, format-wise, and b) so they know where to focus their last-minute studying. Gym. Wear/bring appropriate attire. Skirts are not ideal on this day. Tuesdays Math quiz. Pro-tip, it's going to look a LOT like the practice quiz. Usually, the questions are the same, just with different numbers being used. I'm not looking to trick anyone, and it's way more...

Feb 8-10

 Howdy, folks, Here is the summary of what's coming up this week... Work that has already been assigned and is coming due: Social studies reflection questions about privilege are due tomorrow (Monday) and are available on Google Classroom (assigned last Tuesday) Art shape sheets (2 of circles, squares, or triangles) are also due tomorrow (assigned last Tuesday) French idea sort into broader categories, plus listing "what the haters gonna say" is due tomorrow. This started on Wednesday when I asked the kids to pick a topic that was going to incite a reaction (my sample topic was "Soccer is LAME!" You should have heard the reaction!) and then list 15 reasons why they are right. Thursday I asked them to put their ideas into like-topic groupings, and declare the "bigger" idea that those ideas belong to. Also, what would someone who disagrees with them say?  Science has a project due on February 19th about the 3 laws of motion. There is information about th...

Regularly Scheduled Programme

For those of you who are curious what we do all week...  Mondays: gym at 10:30 small group learning/support with Mme Kaké and also with Mme Theresa weekly French verbs and vocab are given (quiz Friday) weekly "belle phrase" subject and verb are given (due Friday) French reading comprehension assigned (due Friday) ** Note, from now until winter break we will be reading La guerre des tuques instead of having reading comprehensions we do the heavy lifting of our math learning (quiz on Wednesday) Tuesdays: gym at 12:45 small group learning/support with Mme Mélanie and also with Mme Theresa the balance of our math learning for the quiz Wednesday art Wednesdays: aboriginal Education at 9:45 music at 10:30 small group learning/support with Mme Theresa (twice) math quiz Thursdays: EASE with Sandy small group learning/support with Mme Kaké and also with Mme Roxanne dictée des nombres spelling test music at 13:35 Fridays: gym every other Friday(ish) at 8:45 library at 10:05 French qui...

This Week's Learning - June 15-19

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This Week's Learning - June 8-12

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Click here for the link to the original document The "pacing" chart is slightly different this week, since my at-school students don't always have tech at school, and my at-home students don't always have access to a printer. Please do your best to find ways to get it done. Thanks!

Holy Moly! My kid's list is LONG!

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Dear parents, I, too, have been trying to keep my children (a) on task, and (b) up to date on their school work while working from home. You'd think that would be easy (especially for a teacher who teaches the same grades as her children) given the flexibility of the virtual environment. PLOT TWIST! It's SO HARD!! I've completely failed at this!  So, what to do... tips from your teacher (read: realistic expectations from your teacher who is speaking from her mom-reality) Do your best. That's it. Let's be real. If nothing school-related gets done, but everyone is still alive and relatively sane, call it a win. In a perfect world, all of our children would be completely up to date and independently working on enrichment projects harmoniously with their siblings. But that's just not gonna happen.  If you're looking to prioritize in order to still get some work done, I've put the assignments in order of importance in Classroom. Also, please prioritize French...

This Week's Learning - May 11-15

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Easy week this week, folks. Click here for the links.

This Week's Learning - April 27 to May 1

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This Week's Learning - April 20-24

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Looks like we're getting into the swing of things. Here's an image of this week's suggested pacing, with a link to the document itself so you can use the links. Enjoy!

This Week's Learning - April 6-10

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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) Due daily 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 Numeracy : Spell the cards: Due April 9th watch the video figure out the original order of the cards for this "trick" to work send Madame the original order of the cards with proof that you worked it out and didn't just look it up a video of you figuring it out a paragraph explaining how you figured it out a list of strategies or attempts But Wh...