After gym, we took up yesterday’s math homework on rounding decimals.
After lunch and
recess, we worked on the next math lesson on estimating sums and differences. Students
were required to complete and correct review question 9 in class. Students had
class time to work on today’s practice work. For homework, students are asked
to complete practice questions on p. 130 & 131 of the MMS textbook.
Next, we worked
on persuasive writing. Students read more samples of student work and added to
their list of strengths and weaknesses for the sample they read. They shared
their ideas with their partners and with the class. We have continued adding to
the class checklist on how to write a spectacular persuasive letter.
We began working
on our third inquiry unit at the end of the day.
Central Idea:
People have expressed themselves artistically and creatively, using different
shapes and forms throughout time
Key Concepts: Connection,
Form
Lines of
Inquiry:
• Different artists and their forms of
expression throughout history
• Analyze the artists meaning through
their art works
• Connection of art work during periods
of history and over different cultures
For our first lesson,
students reflected on what they already know about art and what they would like
to learn further. We read about and described pointillism and then discussed
two famous pieces, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by
Georges Seurat and Morning, Interior by Maximilien Luce.
Look out for
letters coming home today about Year Ahead Day and cookie dough orders.
Homework &
Reminders
·
MMS p. 130 & 131
·
Electric car parts are past due
·
Wednesday, December 9 – Casual Day Fundraiser for
Bryan in Kenya. Organised by the MYP students. Please bring $2 if you want to
support this caue
·
Thursday, December 10 – Year Ahead Day
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Monday, Dec 14 - After care payments are due
·
Wednesday, December 16 – Bake Sale, January
lunch orders are due no exceptions, Christmas Concert, 1:30 – 3:00 pm & 6:30
– 8:30 pm
·
Thursday, December 17 – Spirit Day (wear red,
green, and white), last day of school
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