Our day began with Tuck
Everlasting. We began by taking up discussion questions about chapters 10
and 11. Everyone then worked independently to read chapters 12, 13, and 14.
Students completed study guide pages 43 - 50 in class. In order to ensure we complete the book
before March Break, students are being assigned novel study reading and
discussion questions for homework this weekend. Please read chapters 15, 16,
and 17 and complete the discussion questions for these chapters.
Everyone then worked their math review package. The challenge
was to complete all corrections. Some used recess time to accomplish this.
Completed and corrected review packages are coming home today. The unit test will
be written on Monday, February 29.
The primary and junior sections of the Inter-school speech
competition against The Maples Academy takes place on Tuesday, March 1. It will
begin at 9:30 am. All are Welcome!
Grade 6s attended gym class with Mr. Slyk.
We then worked on our UOI. Students read about Canada’s
involvement with international organizations. They learned about their final
and exciting project for this unit – creating an RSA Animate about an international
organization that Canada is involved with. We looked at professional and
student samples of RSA animates as well as one that I made.
We discussed the
process of making an RSA Animate and examined the rubric so students understand
what they need to do to achieve a level 4. The class is excited about this
work! Students used the rest of the day to find a partner they have not worked
with before, select an organization to research, and research the organization.
They recorded their notes in an organizer.
Students that needed to wrote the map work retest.
Below is a
message from the MYP team:
Good day and good
morrow fair lords and ladies;
The MYP beseeches
you to attend their amendable performance of Billy the Bard’s Merchant
of Venice, colloquially retitled The Merchant of
Manhattan. In fair New York we lay our scene; 6 suitors strive to win
the hand of the divine socialite: Portia. One suitor, Bassanio, is willing to
risk all his good friend and cousin Antonio has (including a pound of his noble
flesh) to win this lady’s hand. Will such a gamble and risk pay off, or will
Bassanio wind up wifeless, friendless and ultimately alone? To discover the
answer to these harrowing questions, join us on Tuesday March 1st. To buy
passage into the production we respectfully request a small donation of two
gold coins (or a toonie) to help fund the Arts program. We will also be holding
a bake sale to provide some delectable delights and light refreshments while
you watch. These festivities shall commence at 6:00pm. For now I shall
retire, but I do anticipate your presence. God keep you!
Homework & Reminders
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MMS - Complete and corrected review packages are
coming home today Study for the unit test on Monday
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Novel Study
o
Read Chapters 15, 16, 17
o
Complete discussion questions for these chapters
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UOI:
o
Devices needed next week including one that can
record a video and that has video software such as Movie Maker or iMovie
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Tonight –Friday, February 26th –Parent Guild Movie Night
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Next week is Spirit Week
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Monday, Feb 29 - Neon
Colour Day, Patterns in Number and Geometry Unit test
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Tuesday, March 1 – Oral Competition against The
Maples Academy at St. Jude’s – Primary & Junior Division begins at 9:30 am.
Cowboy/Cowgirl Day, Merchant of Manhattan Performance by MYP students @ 6:30
pm, $2 – ALL WELCOME, Bale Sale
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Wednesday, March 2 – Pajama Day, Bake sale
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Thursday, March 3 – Super Hero/Princess Day,
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Friday, March 4 – St. Patrick's Spirit Day, Last
Day of School
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Monday, March 7 – Friday, March 18: MARCH BREAK
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Monday, March 21 – Back to School
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