Friday, November 22, 2019

Good afternoon everyone!

I hope you all had a wonderful day! Monday is a Day 1 and music. Our Christmas Concert rehearsals are well underway. We are dancing to Justin Bieber's 'Santa Claus is Comin to Town.’ Please see the link below for our song and the title of our finale song.

Santa Claus is Comin to Town
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB3TCiA1rgI

Finale Song
Good to Be Bad by Pentatonix

Important dates/items:

Tuesday, November 26-Friday, November 29 – Book Fair


Wednesday, November 27 – Casual Day – please ensure you have paid the $20 cash for casual day
Friday, November 29 – Term 1 Report Cards Go Home and Polar Expressions Poems due
Friday, December 6 – Polar Expressions Short Stories due & December hot lunch payments due
Monday, December 2 – Term 2 Begins
Thursday, December 5 – Student Led Conferences
Tuesday, December 10 – JK-Grade 2 Christmas Concert
Tuesday, December 17 – Grade 3-8 Christmas Concert
Wednesday, December 18 – Casual Day for those students who have paid the $20 casual day fee
Thursday December 19 – Christmas Spirit Day
Friday, December 20- Tuesday, January 7 – No School – Christmas holidays
Wednesday, January 8 – First Day Back After Christmas Holidays

Unit of Inquiry

Today we continued working on our summative.

The summative for this unit will have students recreating an ancient artifact from one of the civilizations we studied. Please be sure to read over the package and sign it if you have not already. As of now, the due date of Thursday, November 28th, with presentations beginning this day.

Homework
Bring devices
Bring in items for artifacts

Inquiry into Mathematics
Today we explored thousands and writing them as fractions and decimals. We used a place value chart to help us.

Tens
Ones
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Tenths
Hundredths
Thousandths






We also used base ten blocks to help. Please see picture below. A fraction is written as 314/1000. We say it as three-hundred and fourteen thousandths. The decimal would be 0.314.
As of now our test will be Friday, December 13th.

Points to Remember
Most large numbers are written in short form instead of having to write the large number in standard form. For example, 5 ½ million is written in standard form as 5, 500, 000. 42, 400, 000 can be written as the decimal 42.4 million. Keep in mind the rounding rules; 0-4 round to the floor, 5-9 round to the sky.

Homework
MMS. 46-47
Sign and return Geometry math test




Inquiry into Language

Today we worked on our summative.

Typing Club Website

Please visit this page to reference back to when making citations:


French – Mme. Sarah

The Grade 5s will be attending a French theatrical presentation ‘Les Insectes Sur Scene’ on Tuesday, March 31st from 9:30 to 11:30 AM.

Spelling Words for French

Homework
Sign and return spelling test – wrong words 5 x
Bring in items for artifact

Have a wonderful weekend!

Mrs. Hocevar







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