Thursday, May 23, 2019

Good afternoon everyone,

I hope you had a wonderful day! Tomorrow is a Day 6 and the continuation of our SJA Track and Field day. Please ensure students are dressed in their gym uniform and proper outdoor running shoes. Please send water, sunscreen and a hat, as the weather is looking beautiful. Scholastic orders are due tomorrow, as are the Cedar Glen permission forms and allergy/dietary sheets! SJA Parent Guild Year-End Play Day forms were due today!

A few pics from our one Track and Field event today!

















Congratulations to these folks for placing in the 100 or 200 M run today!

Library books are due back by May 31 – notices have been sent home).

Our final physical education trip will be taking place on Tuesday, June 11th. We will be making our way to the YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Education Centre in Schomberg. We will be leaving by bus at 8:30 AM and returning around 3:15 PM. Please do not order hot lunch for this day as we will be provided lunch there. Permission forms and allergy/dietary restrictions are due back tomorrow, Friday, May 24th. Please complete all sections of all forms.

Our SJA Parent Guild is hosting an SJA Year-End Play Day on Wednesday, June 12th from 10:00-2:00. The cost for the play day is $20 ($15/sibling) and includes bouncy castles, obstacle course, face painting, Henna body art, photo booth, games, and clowns! For an extra $5, the following food choices will be available: 2 slices of cheese pizza, 2 hot dogs or 2 veggies samosas. Each option comes with chips and water. All order forms and money were due today, Thursday, May 23rd. Any outstanding forms and payments may be brought in tomorrow! All proceeds raised will go towards our ongoing fundraising efforts.

Important dates/items:

Monday, May 27 – Inner-School Spelling Bee at TMA
Wednesday, May 29 – Casual Day
Friday, May 31 –SJA vs TMA Track and Field Competition
Tuesday, June 11 – YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Education Trip
Wednesday, June 12 – Year-End Play Day
Friday, June 14 – Last Day of School and Promotion Ceremony

Unit of Inquiry

Today we continued our fifth project, this time with a partner. Each pair will be creating a two-player racing game. Each pair will need at least two sprites to race, as well as create a track and be able to change costumes. Students will need to create their own code, as some of the codes will not be readily available on Scratch. This project is due Friday and is to be worked on in class only. Please see links below to re-watch the videos shown in class!


Creating Sprites:

Racing:

HOMEWORK

-Racing game due Monday - we extended the deadline to the Track and Field day
-Sign and return coding project #4

Inquiry into Mathematics

Today we reviewed yesterday’s homework, as there seemed to be a repeating error being made in the homework. Then we split off into groups and created our own problems for other groups to solve. Students were strongly encouraged to review their work before submission and ensure that the Input/Output machines give the correct numbers for the Input/Output table.

Points to remember:

Representing patterns - we learned three ways to do this: create a table, write a pattern rule (Start at 2. Add 2 each time) or graph it. We see ordered pairs again in this unit – (1, 2) where the first coordinate is the frame number and the second coordinate is the number of tiles in a frame.

Input/Output machines - The coordinates on a graph of a growing pattern represent the Input/Output numbers in the table. Remember that an Input/Output looks like this - Input -> x3 -> -4 Output ->. Therefore, 2 x 3 - 4 = 2, 3 x 3 - 4 = 5, 4 x 3 - 4 = 8, etc. We can use a chart to help.

HOMEWORK

-Sign and review math test











Math fun!

Inquiry into Language

Today we continued working on our newspaper article writing. We peer edited our articles on the SJA Track and Field meet that we wrote yesterday and then wrote out our good copies.

HOMEWORK

-Spelling test on tomorrow
-Sign and review Hatchet article rubric









Peer editing! 
Have a wonderful night!


Love Mrs. Hocevar

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