Thursday 12/12/19

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This morning we had a fabulous presentation on Acids, Bases, and pH! Students got to mix household chemicals to observe colour-changing reactions. After that, they worked as a group to identify what chemicals were used with the help of a universal indicator chart.







Students worked through a check in to decide on and compare probability of different events. They also had their last (for now) composer session in Music. In Social, they worked more on their Arctic notes.

In Art, we continued our Monet-inspired Birch Trees by adding snow and shadows. They are looking extremely beautiful!

Students had their Positive Choice reward time with the computers and we ended the day with our novel.



Due Dates:
- Arctic Region jot notes due Monday, December 16

Overdue Work:

- October Quote
- La météo
- Les couleurs, les mois, les saisons
- Metric Monster
- Mon Monstre
- Save the Wetlands
-Stress Management Plan

Important Dates:
  • Sleepy Santa (students can wear pjs and/or Santa hats): Wednesday, December 18
  • Report Cards go home: Thursday, December 19
  • PD Day (No School): Friday, December 20
  • Winter Break (No School): Monday, December 23 - Friday, January 3
  • PD Day (No School): Monday, January 6


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