Hello parents and students,
We had a great day today with lots of activity. We first started the day off with math. The students first did round-table discussions with each other about mean, median, and mode. Here is a video in case they have any trouble with it. Next, we started a lesson about bar graphs. Our lesson included information on how to make bar graphs. There is an anchor chart about bar graphs below. One of the hardest concepts we learned today was about intervals (when you create equal groups for the data). Here is a video that can help them understand it if they get stuck. They have to remember to make EQUAL intervals based on the range of data. Additionally, when talking about a scale use "start at ___, count by _____, and stop at _____."
In language, we completed our 3rd literature circle and I have marked all of them. This week students will finish Hatchet and next week, we will complete our last literature circle for the book. Additionally, we did not do the spelling test because I forgot to add the words on the blog. Therefore, the spelling test is tomorrow!
In OUI, the students were introduced to the new 3-week project, The Healthy New You. During this week, students will be tracking their food and exercise on a daily basis. Next week, we will begin to learn all about the changes that they can make in their daily routines to become a healthier person and they will begin writing journals all about their experience. Students then got into their groups and worked on the body systems handout.
Reminders/Homework
Math:
- Bar graph worksheets
- get decimal quiz # 2 signed
Langauge:
- spelling lesson tomorrow
- Hatchet chapter # 17
UOI:
- Track food/exercise
Notes:
-100th Day of School is tomorrow. It is also Pancake Tuesday tomorrow.
-Valentine’s Day Spirit is happening on Wednesday. Please dress up in your Valentine’s Day colours.
-This upcoming weekend is Family Day, so there will be no school Friday or Monday!
A note about March Break Camp - Registration forms were sent home back in October. We have had many students sign up since then and especially over the last few days. If you are interested in registering your child for our March Break camp, please send in the completed registration form, along with the $20 one-time non-refundable deposit in order to secure your child's spot (this could be paid in cash or through fresh books). This year there are two options to choose from the first being lunch and two snacks provided or the second being send your own packed lunch and a discounted camp rate! We also have daily rates available. Please contact Ms. Smith @bsmith@stjudesacademy.com for more details.
We had a great day today with lots of activity. We first started the day off with math. The students first did round-table discussions with each other about mean, median, and mode. Here is a video in case they have any trouble with it. Next, we started a lesson about bar graphs. Our lesson included information on how to make bar graphs. There is an anchor chart about bar graphs below. One of the hardest concepts we learned today was about intervals (when you create equal groups for the data). Here is a video that can help them understand it if they get stuck. They have to remember to make EQUAL intervals based on the range of data. Additionally, when talking about a scale use "start at ___, count by _____, and stop at _____."
In language, we completed our 3rd literature circle and I have marked all of them. This week students will finish Hatchet and next week, we will complete our last literature circle for the book. Additionally, we did not do the spelling test because I forgot to add the words on the blog. Therefore, the spelling test is tomorrow!
In OUI, the students were introduced to the new 3-week project, The Healthy New You. During this week, students will be tracking their food and exercise on a daily basis. Next week, we will begin to learn all about the changes that they can make in their daily routines to become a healthier person and they will begin writing journals all about their experience. Students then got into their groups and worked on the body systems handout.
Reminders/Homework
Math:
- Bar graph worksheets
- get decimal quiz # 2 signed
Langauge:
- spelling lesson tomorrow
- Hatchet chapter # 17
UOI:
- Track food/exercise
Notes:
-100th Day of School is tomorrow. It is also Pancake Tuesday tomorrow.
-Valentine’s Day Spirit is happening on Wednesday. Please dress up in your Valentine’s Day colours.
-This upcoming weekend is Family Day, so there will be no school Friday or Monday!
A note from Ms. Bancud regarding March lunch orders - You are now able to order for March Lunches. The deadline for March lunches is Friday, February 23rd, 2018. After this date, our system closes and is unable to open for March ordering. Please make sure your child is under the correct grade. http://mydigitalmailroom.com/sja
All payments are due on Friday, March 9th, 2018.
All payments are due on Friday, March 9th, 2018.
This month's special is Pancakes with Cinnamon Apples with a side of syrup that will be available every Friday!
Payment Instructions
- There are two options to pay for lunches. Cash and Freshbooks.
- Shortly after completing your order, a Freshbooks invoice will be sent to your email.
- It may take one or two days to process your order to Freshbooks, so please be check your email diligently for the invoice.
- We no longer accept cheque as a method of payment.
A note about March Break Camp - Registration forms were sent home back in October. We have had many students sign up since then and especially over the last few days. If you are interested in registering your child for our March Break camp, please send in the completed registration form, along with the $20 one-time non-refundable deposit in order to secure your child's spot (this could be paid in cash or through fresh books). This year there are two options to choose from the first being lunch and two snacks provided or the second being send your own packed lunch and a discounted camp rate! We also have daily rates available. Please contact Ms. Smith @bsmith@stjudesacademy.com for more details.
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