Friday, May 29, 2020
Thursday, May 28, 2020
Measuring Jug For Next Week
Please ask your parents if they have a measuring jug, preferably plastic, for us to borrow next week. I would prefer to do the experiment outside so we will have to wait for a day when it doesn't rain. For this reason, the jug might need to be left in the room for a few days or you would need to bring it in and take it home every day until we do the experiment until we are able to do the experiment.
Size: It is best if the jug is big enough to fit your fist in. I can't explain more than that because the purpose of the activity requires you working something out with your team.
Stopwatch: We will also need to time the activity, so please be sure to bring a stopwatch or your watch (if it has a stopwatch on it) if you have one.
Size: It is best if the jug is big enough to fit your fist in. I can't explain more than that because the purpose of the activity requires you working something out with your team.
Stopwatch: We will also need to time the activity, so please be sure to bring a stopwatch or your watch (if it has a stopwatch on it) if you have one.
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Friday, May 22, 2020
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Monday, May 18, 2020
Heroes Week Presentations
Monday 05/25
- Christine
- Henry
- Becky
- Runa
Tuesday 05/26
- Kanon
- Bronte
- Liam
- Darius
Wednesday 05/27
- Nao
- Matt
- Janelle
- Kazuki
Thursday 05/28
- Miyu
- Martin
- Rachelle
Friday 05/29
- Phoebe
- Leo
- Eugene
Spelling Week 34
Spelling Words
- guy
- either
- character
- machine
- biscuit
- scene
- choir
- young
- scent
- chorus
- threaten
- tangerine
- plaid
- journal
- cello
- scheme
- southern
- muscle
- guarantee
- typical
Challenge Words
- schedule
- dialogue
- limousine
- fascinate
- physical
- vitality
- sincerity
- scholarly
Academic Words;
- inverse
- equality
- equation
- weather
- pressure
- superpower
- desegregate
- integration
Thursday, May 14, 2020
Thursday, May 7, 2020
Carl Sagan - The Pale Blue Dot
Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot, animated | The Kid Should See This
Pale Blue Dot, a 2-D animation by London-based studio ORDER. A visual response to Carl Sagan's famed ' Pale Blue Dot' piece where he muses on our planet's appearance in a photograph taken by the Voyager 1 space probe. The most distant photograph ever taken of Earth. More Must-Watch: these Carl Sagan-inspired videos.
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Monday, May 4, 2020
Achieve Articles For This Week
How Do You Like Your Music? - Heroes Month Connection
The Cold, Cold Moon - Social Studies Connection (Moon Landing) and Science Chapter 6
Mutation: Episode One - Science (Mutations/Adaptations) Connection and it is FICTION!!!
Friday, May 1, 2020
Sara Jane Moore - The Woman Who Tried To Assassinate Gerald R. Ford
Thank you, Bronte for finding and sharing this.
I stand corrected on a number of points. Although I was right about Sara Jane Moore still being alive, I was very wrong about two things. Firstly, she was released from prison in 2007 and, more importantly, her gun did work. Ford survived because she missed him. I am not sure why I thought that her gun did not work properly. Watch the very interesting video below to find out more.
I stand corrected on a number of points. Although I was right about Sara Jane Moore still being alive, I was very wrong about two things. Firstly, she was released from prison in 2007 and, more importantly, her gun did work. Ford survived because she missed him. I am not sure why I thought that her gun did not work properly. Watch the very interesting video below to find out more.
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