Monday 12/2/19

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This morning, students started with some catch-up time and quiet reading. In Math, students reviewed last week's check-in and worked together on some new practice pattern questions. We will have our test on Thursday, covering only the patterns concepts they've already learned. In Science, we reviewed separation methods and had a very cool demo with "rainbow layers." In French, we started working on "un horaire" (schedule), which we will continue next class. We will also review for the quiz tomorrow. We rearranged our desks for a "choose your own adventure" seating plan for December and spent a bit more time decorating our classroom for the holidays.



Important Dates:
- French: Quiz on Wednesday, December 4
- Math: Pattern test on Thursday, December 5

Due Dates:
- Stress Management Plan due Thursday, December 5

Overdue Work:
- Maze of Bones VJ
- Plant and Animal research
- October quote
- Identity Hand
- November quote
- La météo 
- Les couleurs, les mois, les saisons
- Metric Monster
- Mon Monstre
- Save the Wetland

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