Wednesday March 25th 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:
3
Date:
Wednesday March 25th 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 1 : 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 94 and 95 (lesson one workbook pages)
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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 3 –5). Journal and literature circle to follow.
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1-1.30
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Snack
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1.30-2
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Raz kids reading and Daily word ladder worksheets
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2-3
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Unit of Inquiry: Rocks and minerals: Types of rocks reading and
worksheets to follow
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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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Justin
Jordan
Arya
Aryana
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Summarizer:
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Your job is to prepare a brief summary of
today’s reading
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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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Jad
Nathan
Khaliya
Aashyra
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Connector:
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Your job is to find connections between
1.
The book and you
2.
The book and the real world
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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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Rayna
Alister
Rohaan
Aydan
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Word Wizard:
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Your job is to be on the lookout for a few
words that have special meaning in today’s reading
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Jot down words that are unfamiliar; later look
up the meaning
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Jot down words that stand out or are
different, such as words that are repeated a lot or are important to the
text.
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Mark your words down and be ready to share
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Matthew
Esha
Rayen
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Illustrator:
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Your job is to share some of your own images
and visions for the story
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Draw some pictures that are related to the
story and what took place in today’s reading
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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…
- · understand that the first coordinates represents horizontal distance ad the second coordinate represents vertical distance
- · name the coordinates of a point on a grid
- plot points on a grid or find a location on a map given the coordinates
Language (12-1)
Learning Goals: students
will listen to a read aloud of chapters 3 – 5.Students
will participate in their first literature circle.
- Teacher will read out loud as students listen (chapter 3 –5).
- Lit circle discussion to follow
- Students will complete a journal entry activity.
Success Criteria: I can…
- Make inferences about the text
- Connect the text to: my own life, uoi
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: Rocks
& Minerals – 3 Types of Rocks.Students will learn about the 3 types of rocks.Students
will learn how to classify the 3 rock types.
Success Criteria: I can…
- Classify rocks and minerals into the 3 categories
- 3 types of rocks : igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic
- classify rocks into 3 different groups
***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 below
Thursday, March 26th, 2020
Learning goal: Define and conjugate some irregular verbs in the present tense.
Success criteria: I can successfully define and conjugate some irregular verbs in the present tense.
-Students review the irregular verbs learned this week (they can go back to their notes or the website used the previous days).
-Students complete the worksheet provided for this day.
(The students and I will discuss this worksheet on our live session on Friday before I send out the answer key; I want them to try their best before getting the answers).
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