Friday March 26th 2020
You are to be logged into our discord at 9am, 12 and 2pm and into Mme Rawan's classroom at 10.20am
Class schedule
Day:
5
Date:
Friday March 27th 2020
Teacher:
Di Mascio
Grade:
4
Time
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Activity
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9-9.20
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Math Continuation of lesson 2: teacher to answer any questions left
over from yesterday’s homework
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9.20-10.20
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Math workbook page 96 and 97 (lesson one workbook pages) and math game
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10.20-11
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French – Mme Rawan will join our webinar
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11-12
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Lunch
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12-1
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Language: Brendan Buckley’s universe novel. Teacher will read out loud
as students listen (chapter 7 and 8). Questions to follow chapter reading.
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1-1.30
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Snack
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1.30-2
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Spelling final activity (to take place of spelling test)
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2-3
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Unit of Inquiry: Rocks and Minerals: class discussion what rocks we
found yesterday followed by Magic School Bus rocks and
minerals episode with worksheet questions to be answered and emailed to
teacher by Monday morning.
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Please see the Language schedule below (please note this will change daily; students are only expected to complete the worksheet assigned to them)
Student Name
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Literature circle role
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Rayna
Alister Rohaan Aydan |
Summarizer:
- Your job is to prepare a brief summary of today’s reading
- Our group discussion will start with your 1-2 minute statement that covers
1. Key points
2. Main idea of the reading
3. Any major events that took place
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Matthew
Esha Rayen |
Connector:
- Your job is to find connections between
1. The book and you
2. The book and the real world
- Consider the following when making connections
1. Your own experiences
2. Happenings at school / community
3. Stories in the news
4. Similar events In history
5. Other people you know
6. Other books
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Justin
Jordan Arya Aryana |
Word Wizard:
- Your job is to be on the lookout for a few words that have special meaning in today’s reading
- Jot down words that are unfamiliar; later look up the meaning
- Jot down words that stand out or are different, such as words that are repeated a lot or are important to the text.
- Mark your words down and be ready to share
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Jad
Nathan Khaliya Aashyra |
Illustrator:
- Your job is to share some of your own images and visions for the story
- Draw some pictures that are related to the story and what took place in today’s reading
- You have a choice of two kinds of drawing
1. Draw what you think is happening in the story
2. Draw what this reminds you of
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Learning Goals
Math (9.45-10.20)
Learning Goals: review session – Q & A period: students will
ask questions on anything that they may need clarification for from yesterday’s
coordinates lesson
Success Criteria: I can…
·
identify
the transformation that would move a figure to coincide with another figure
·
transform
a figure into a corresponding image using a translation, reflection, or a
rotation
use appropriate geometry terminology when
discussing transformationsLanguage (12-1)
Learning Goals: students
will listen to a read aloud of chapters 7 and 8.
Students
will take notes for literature circle.
Students
will complete a comparison activity – people vs. rocks.
- Teacher will read out loud as students listen (chapter 7 and 8). Worksheets to follow chapter reading.
- Lit circle discussion to follow
Success Criteria: I can…
- ·
identify
the properties of rocks/minerals
- use personification to help make my comparison
Raz Kids (1.30-2)
Learning Goals: Students will read independently.
Students will answer comprehension questions about the text.
Success Criteria: I can…
• read a grade level book
• read books from a different genre
• Read a book until it is complete
• Understand what I am reading
• Identify main characters
Unit of Inquiry (2-3)
Learning Goals: Students
will discuss their scavenger hunt.
Students
will complete a video + worksheet activity.
- Students will classify the rocks that they have found.
- Students go out to look for rocks activity scavenger hunt outside (weather permitted)
- Use what you know about rocks and the 3 types of rocks to sort your rocks into 3 groups.
Success Criteria: I can…
- ·
discuss
and name the 3 types of rocks
- follow a video and fill in the blanks
***Worksheets needed for the day will be sent to parent emails. Please send back the Journal entry and Literature circle worksheet (a simple picture emailed back to me will do).***
A message from Mme Rawan
Friday, March 27th, 2020
Learning goal: Read and understand a story in French.
Success criteria: I can read and understand a short story in French.
For today, students will need to access the internet to visit a website.
-Students should go to the following website:
-Click on “Read stories”.
-Click on “Le petit chaperon rouge”.
-Read the first four paragraphs twice or as many times as you may need to achieve the best understanding of the content.
-Students answer the following comprehension questions on a lined sheet of paper using full sentence answers (or at least try):
1- Comment s’appelle la jolie petite fille?
2- Où habitait-elle?
3- Qui est malade?
4- Quel fruit est-ce qu’elle a vu sous un arbre?
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