comprehension of their final chunk starting on Wednesday.
(Dec. 5 - full costumes / props).
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Writing - we will be working hard at writing dialogue, paragraphing,
and punctuation in order to improve our mechanics. This
will continue until winter break.
- listening games help us focus for extended periods of time.
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WORD WORK - lists handed out on Monday - test on Friday.
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Math - ... surface area of regular rectangular prisms is finished for now
- we add in concept of V = l x w x h of rectangular prisms.
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Socials - we have been studying the concept of "what is poverty?"
- video clips
-integrated into art
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HCE - how to read food labels was collected on Friday - half
the class handed it in.
- more nutrition studies and quizzes this week.
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Art .... Enlargement art on Friday - faces of poverty (faces).
We will finish these by Monday, Dec. 10.
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Drama - will be included in the novel study at chunk# 5.
- LOOK FORWARD TO D103! THIS IS THE
LAST DRAMA ACTIVITY IN 2012 ON DEC 21.
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Music - recorder playing / reading music.
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French - on computers to translate simple objects and animals.
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PE - lacrosse skills - FULL COURT GAMES THIS WEEK.
- we will be skating on Dec 12 and Dec 17 (students
have already written this in their agendas) - more
details to come.
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Science: Final 'Global Citizens' project for 2012
Problem Solving - Canadian Inventions
The process of scientific problem solving is a critical thinking response to observed experiences in which a science problem is solved. It combines all the activities of asking questions, gathering evidence, designing and proposing solutions, and testing those solutions by making a prototype. This grade 6 level sees the beginning of technical design work, and problems are solved by practical methods. Problem solving includes these stages:
-determine the human needs involved in the situation (or assigned task)
-identify the task, and observe the key attributes involved
-establish the criteria for use of the prototype (set limits)
-plan creatively a possible set of solutions
-determine the available materials or equipment, and select a course of action
-draw a series of possible solutions for building
-build a prototype or model
-test and evaluate the model according to the criteria
-evaluate the results and redo if necessary
-communicate success to others.
Option A... All prototypes will be based on one of the researched problems within our textbooks.
Option B ... http://www.kast.com/kast-news/imagine-year-2050-how-will-we-use-less-energy?utm_source=Contraption+Contest+Newsflash&utm_campaign=ENSL+NEWSFLASH&utm_medium=email
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Classroom 10 - House Team Spirit Friday - this week is...
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