Digestive System- Definitions HERE

Print an Label HERE

bring pyjamas for play- performance tomorrow at 1:00 and 6:30- be at the school at 6pm
skating in the morning- bring skates

Homework- study French test #3
Costume for Monday- bring pyjamas, slippers, house coat, santa hat (i have some to lend)

Planners- non-fiction reading questions
Osmosis Jones questions - due wed

Virtual Owl Pellet- HERE

Read 30 mins

Your Academic check-up- Due Monday

HOMEWORK- Molly Online safety booklet- 10 questions full sentences.

measurement

CENTIMETERS

GAMEQUARIUM

TIME AND MONEY

BITESIZE

Homework- Math problems 58,84,99,105
Language Arts- dictionary Skills- one page (two sides)



Journal Write: Due Tuesday
1)Describe an instance of bullying from “Diary of a Wimpy Kid.” Explain why it is bullying, not teasing.
2) Either:a) What are two things the victim
should do?
Or b) Why is it not realistic.

Homework- Math Text:
grade 6 page 15 Q 1,4.5
Grade 5 page 22 q 1,2,6

Bill Nye Simple Machines: 2 worksheets due Friday (both sides)
Link to video: PART 1 PART 2

Ed Heads Simple machines Games HERE

Fraction s
Game 1

Game 2

Game 3

Game 4

poster maker HERE

Homework- Study French- Test 2 on Tuesday
Fiction spectrum- Glue or write 15 books or movies on range of nonfiction to fiction.

Homework- SS Canda Sheets- due tomorrow.
Math- gr 5 page 14 question 2
gr 6 page 12 question 1,6
(except melinda chloe h, alex, darian, austin, chloe e, cullen)

Homework- SS- time flies - Things you should know about Canada
Math- 10 number patterns
French re-test-Kadin, melinda, shane, brandon, alex, melissa, chloe h, kassidi, janelle, carson, brendenn,

Read Cyberbullying HERE

Homework: Read 20 minutes
Read Facebook article on cyberbullying

Facebook story HERE

AND HERE

Homework-
French Rosetta 1-2
Poster project- three paragraphs glued onto poster paper with subtitles. Information sources on back- websites, books, videos

Homework- SS - Canada worksheets- Acrostic poem, Adjectives, do the research.

Vancouver Sun Story HERE

Homework-French:test Friday Rosetta stone1-2
Poster Project- due Monday

Homework- 6,8 times tables test tomorrow
Study French Test 2- test friday

Fridays Homework: SS: finish Canada sheets / LA- Hoot questions (one side only)

Homework- SS- two worksheets- (not the maze)
Practice Reader's theatre script

Homework- SS- 2 Canada Crosswords- due fri
Art- colour 3-d picture

Homework- times tables test 6,8
Math- grade 5- page 114 q 1,4

grade 6 p 121 q 3,4

Homework- SS- Plastiki Questions page 2- due wednesday
finish novel

Homework- math- problems 56 and 49

Homework- french retest
read 20 mins
times tables test 6,8

SS- Plastiki questions
LA- novel frame questions
French- study: test A tomorrow
Math- Test rewrite tomorrow

Homework- Finish chapter book. ;[
Fold-art:- colored, more than 4 parts: computer,chair, clock, bullein board,

Homework- practice 6 and 8 tmes tables- test on monday
read 20 mins in novel

Bring Project information sources.
Read up to at least page 30 in chapter book by thurs.
Book Fair tomorrow

Homework- Finish hare story: first paragraph

Planners- Study french
Wear PE clothes to run.

Homework- Bring plant food (juice, milk, iced tea, pop...)
Read 20 mins
PE-Dress to move!

Homework- Pakistan Map,
Pointilism art

Brainpop Electricity: HERE
Electricity Hangman HERE

Homework- Science- Computer worksheets (green)- bits and bytes page

Homework- science- inside a computer worksheets- : labeling(2 sheets), what am I?

Homework-Math
Grade 6 page 47 questions 1,4,6
grade 5 page 53 question 1,2,5

CAMERA SHOTS: close, medium, long shot from Wallace and Gromit
STORY FRAME from yesterday
SCIENCE: Electricity sentences
MOVIE STORYBOARD- At least 4 pictures with detailed instructions.

Homework- practice 3,4,6,8 times tables test tomorrow
read 20 minutes

Homework- Science- Electricity Newspaper: worksheet and Crossword

Homework-
math textbook:
grade 5- page 30 questions 1,2,4,7
grade 6- page 34 questions 1,2,3,4
Gym on Monday-

PE tomorrow- bring gym strip
Meet the teacher/open house 5:30-7pm thursday
Practise 2,3,4,6,8 times tables for 20 mins.

Honmework- finish Bill Nye sheet
link to video:

Homework-
Math- Labeling worksheet
Science - Paper Airplane experiment
Sign up for engrade account
play electrical circuits game from thursday

Homework:
Play Electrical Circuits


Return Immunization forms
School Notice

Terry Fox Week- Send in change

Finish page 2/3 of Alien Newspaper- Due Wednesday
Nickels for Terry Fox
Parents Email address (only if not in yet)

Friday: Terry Fox run- families invited

Hello and welcome

Homework- Finish page 1 of alien newspaper
bring pictures for other pages (if you need to)
Bring gym strip for Monday.

Otherwise, get lots of sleep, Eat your veggies and I'll see you on Monday!


Greeting parents.
This blog is for me to communicate with parents and students about homework, school issues and to share classroom happenings. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or need to let me know about anything at all. email is best: delliot@sd47.bc.ca or through the office: 604 485 6164

I have attached a copy of a notice coming home today that outlines classroom expectations and a term preview.

I look forward to meeting you all soon at meet the teacher night on September 23rd.







Dear Parents and students,

I am very excited to be your child’s teacher in a year full of challenges, new friends and new experiences. Shifting from a younger grade involves many changes for students, such as more challenging assignments, group projects, and more options such as school monitors and sports teams.
In my class students can expect to receive assigned homework at least three times per week. A query many parents have is “How much time should my child be spending on homework?” The time will vary depending on each student, but between thirty and sixty minutes for Math, Reading, and Writing assignments should be adequate. If no homework is specifically assigned, students should be reading and practicing math skills on a daily basis, such as memorizing times tables or doing column addition and subtraction. If parents need materials or website recommendations, please let me know. More time may be needed for projects in other subjects such as Science and Social Studies, but if students budget their time, then the workload can be spread out over the weeks before it is due.
In Math, I will be giving homework on set days each week. Each Tuesday, students will begin a new math lesson that will be followed by class-work on Wednesday and homework on Thursday. Following a review on Friday, a test or quiz will be given on Monday. Homework in other subjects will be on a less regular basis, and checking your child’s planner each evening will help to inform you of other work. I will be sending most tests home to be signed so you will know how your child is doing in various subjects.
Planners will be date stamped everyday after students have filled them in and are brought home for parents to read and sign. Please check your child’s planner each day to keep abreast of homework and upcoming school activities. Planners are checked regularly so feel free to leave notes about any concerns, questions or upcoming absences. Each day, the homework is posted on our class blog which is prteachtech.blogspot.com.
Lastly, I would like to put out a call for parent volunteers who could spare a few hours a month in our class. Activities could range from reading aloud to students, preparing materials or assisting with the lesson at hand. We will also need parents to come along on a variety of field trips throughout the year to supervise and transport children.

If you have any queries or matters that you wish to discuss, please do not hesitate to call the school at 485 6164, email me at delliot@sd47.bc.ca or stop by to book a time for us to meet regarding your child. (after school is best)
I look forward to an exciting and productive year and hope to meet you all soon!

Sincerely,