Friday, April 03, 2020

Week 2 Learning Plan - April 6 - 9


WEEK 2 Learning Plan (April 6th - 9th, 2020)    



Rooms 6 & 7 (Mrs. Saunders & Mr. Pedenko)

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JOKE OF THE WEEK: Q: Why did the melon jump into the lake?

                                  A: It wanted to be a water-melon.
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***PLEASE READ: We are providing you with this Weekly Learning Plan on Fridays, so that you can organize the tasks over the weekend with the support of your parents, and then begin them on the Monday after the weekend.  You do not need to complete everything on Monday - this weekly plan is meant to be done over the entire week (Monday - Friday), we want you to determine what you choose to complete each day over the week. Answers to many of the Literacy and Math activities will be posted on the Friday’s Learning Plan for the following week.

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LITERACY

Reading (30 minutes per day - so you will need to determine which activity you are going to do each day in order to complete the assigned sections by the following Monday): 
1) Hoot - Chapter 4
Click the link to listen to Chapter 4 Link
While you listen, you can read along online (please download the pdf). Go to page 15 of the pdf, about half way down, and you will see the word FOUR, start there: 
Written Copy of Hoot Link (***please download this pdf version for home use)

When you’re done listening to or reading Ch.4: First - Complete the 4 discussion questions from the ‘Hoot Discussions Questions’ booklet. You can write these in your black Writer’s/Journal notebook or create a Google Doc. Make sure you keep your work organized - Date and Chapter listed.  Second - In the ‘Hoot Booklet’ (the one with the owl on the front), please answer the questions in your booklet. You will need to refer to the PDF document in order to answer the questions.  2) Read Your Own Choice - this can be done as read to self or read to others. Please choose a book, magazine, cookbook - something that is not online. 
3) Raz Kids - please do 1 - 2 books per week - you may choose any books you want - Raz Kids Link
Mr. P - teacher code - vpedenko0
Mrs. Saunders - teacher code - mlsaunders
Writing (30 minutes per week): Please create a Google Doc titled - Weekly Journal Writing and share Google Doc with your teacher.
Answer the following writing prompt in this Google Doc. Please write 1-2 complete paragraphs -  this needs to include: an opening sentence, 3 - 5 supporting details and a concluding sentence.  - People often help one another. Write to explain how you or someone you know helps others. -
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  MATHEMATICS Problem Solving: (approx. 30 minutes per week) If you are able to print, you can print this question, but you don’t have to. You can answer it in your math notebook as you look at the problem online.  The answer to this question will be shared next Friday. Problem Solving Link Math Topic:  Percent (approx. 60 - 90 minutes per week) 1) Lesson - Unit 5 - Page 186 - 187 (use link below to access the textbook online). Read over the lesson and answer the questions as you go (on paper if you like): Math Textbook Link
2) Work - Textbook (use the above link as well) - do this work in your graphing Math notebook: - Page 188 - #1, 2 and 4 - Page 189 #8, 9, 11 and 13 - Work In - Your ‘Percent Booklet’ (this came home with all of your stuff) Pages 1 and 2 Recognizing Percent, questions #1 - 5
3) Game/Mathletics:(15 minutes per day) Please use this resource as a supplement to the math lesson above. We have assigned you specific courses to complete, however these courses should serve as a review, not as new topics.  Mathletics Link    
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 OTHER LEARNING (may change every week)  1) Social Studies -  Please complete ‘History of New France’ (for question #4 - you may draw/sketch a picture instead of printing one) from the booklet that went home. See Chapter 3 in the Grade 5 textbook: Social Studies Textbook Link 2) Phys. Ed. - Try and get outside and go for a walk/hike/bike (weather-permitting) for at least a ½ hour or more every day.  Wave to neighbours and say hello.   3) Music - Please see Mr. O’Reilly’s blog for some learning in music. Music Blog Link


Dear Parents:  
As you know we have been given guidelines from Alberta Education that suggest we provide ~5 hours of schoolwork per week focused mainly on literacy and math. We will work to follow these guidelines and will continue integrating some of our science and social studies work that students have already started. Each week we also hope that you will be able to determine a schedule that works best for your family.  

If you have time, we would love to hear from you. vipedenko@cbe.ab.ca or mlsaunders@cbe.ab.ca We are all figuring this out together and we want to make sure the work we are doing is working for you. How did the week go? How was the workload? How did things go for your child?  We will do our best to adjust things for the weeks to come based on your feedback.
Take care, 
Mrs. Saunders & Mr. Pedenko.