Monday 11/18/19

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Today we started our day off with some math, where we learned about pattern rules and predicting numbers in a pattern sequence. In French, we continued working on people and places in the school. C'était bon! The students finished the first chapter of our novel study (The Boundless) and began working on a storyboard. They were tasked with remembering the most important part of the chapter and drawing it with a brief caption. After lunch, we had an assembly in which the teachers performed our student-inspired opera "Mystery of the Stars". Lastly, we finished off the day with social studies, in which the students continued to gather information on the Cordillera region.

Due Dates:
- Mon Monstre due tomorrow (November 19)
- November quote due November 20

Overdue Work:
- Maze of Bones VJ
- Plant and Animal Research
- Orange Shirt Day Writing
- October quote
- Cultural Artifact Museum reflection
- Identity Hand
- Diversity Venn diagram
- Aurora pastel art
- Metric Monsters
- Les saisons, les mois, les couleurs
- Les saisons: La météo

Student Led Conferences are coming up on Thursday afternoon/evening and Friday morning. There are still spots available for booking. Early dismissal on Thursday and no school for students on Friday.


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