Let´s celebrate the International JAZZ DAY! (April 30, 2016)
The Discovery Jazz Wolves will be performing at the Spanish Language Celebration closing ceremony. We will upload the video of that performance to the UNESCO platform to contribute to the celebration.
During this week, Students will be working in their own popular songs , using an electronic devise , headphones and the corresponding paper with the song chords.
THE FOLLOWING PLAN IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
ACCORDING TO STUDENTS’ PACING
HOMEWORK ASSIGNED THE DAY DISPLAYED,
THE DUE DATE THEREFORE, IS THE NEXT DAY
IT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED.
| DATE | LESSON/ACTIVITY |
| Mon. Mar.28, 2016 | NO SCHOOL |
| Tues.
Mar.29, 2016 |
Introduce Chapter 8 Geometry and Measurement
8-1 a HANDS ON ACTIVITY LAB |
| Wedn.
Mar.30, 2016 |
L. 8.1 Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles
HW:P. 8.1 Online Tutor http://www.phschool.com/webcodes10/index.cfm?wcprefix=aqe&wcsuffix=0903&area=view
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| Thurs. Mar.31, 2016 | L.8.2 Areas of Polygons HW:P. 8.2 Online Tutor http://www.phschool.com/webcodes10/index.cfm?wcprefix=aqe&wcsuffix=0904&area=view |
| Fri.
Apr.1 2016 |
IXL SKILLS
BB.23 AND BB.24 BYOD |
IXL is also a part of the students’ weekly homework assignments. Each student must complete the assigned IXL activities during the week. This will be checked every Sunday evening. This week the students must complete: BB.23 and BB.24.
MAP TOOLKIT: Do you want to improve your MAP scores?
Here is the math website: http://www.sowashco.k12.mn.us/ro/pages/studentlinks/map/
This week we will discuss the creation of Pakistan and Bangladesh.
HW: NO HW
R E A D I N G
Students must read every day.
You are welcome to visit the library and choose an appropriate book for your child . . .
Students can practice their reading on a daily basis by choosing a story in the following site: HW: http://muchoscuentos.jimdo.com/
Homework will depend on daily exercises or activities done in class.
The student will complete at home unfinished classroom exercises or activities.
*Recommended sites for this week:
ESL/SSL students are evaluated on a weekly basis as follows:
MONDAY: ORAL PROFICIENCY EVALUATION Conversation …your overall ability to communicate in SPANISH.
WEDNESDAY: GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY EVALUATION
Writing …your ability to communicate your ideas in well structured sentences.
FRIDAY: WEEKLY EVALUATION Lessons & Vocabulary …vocabulary knowledge and lesson’s comprehension.
Ms. Pía Girbal ESL/SSL
| Día | Tema | Tarea | Fecha de entrega |
| Martes y miércoles | La Internet, el periódico, la radio y la televisión | Realizar los ejercicios de ortografía (54-55). | Miércoles 30 de marzo. |
| Jueves | Biblioteca | Terminar el círculo literario de los capítulos leídos. | Viernes 1 de abril. |
| Viernes | Ortografía | ——————– |
Students will continue to read The Hatchet and develop their own test questions. In doing so, students will begin to create a graphic novel project about a similar experience from the character of their book they are reading (The Hatchet), and how they would react if they were left alone in the middle of wilderness. Homework this week will be to brainstorm for the graphic novel, and no tests/quizzes.
P.E Class this week March 29-April 1 , 2016
I Would like to remind parents to send your children dressed in an appropriate way for the days that they have P.E.class:
– No dresses for the girl
– No jeans
– No crocks
– No Sandals
– No boots
-No Converse(All Stars)
Children who are not wearnig the appropriate clothing will not be allowed to participate in P.E class.
Goals: We will use the word R. E. S. P. E. C. T. to set the main goals for the year.
R – Right to Learn – Every child has this right to be educated!
E – Effort – Win or lose, trying is the most important trait.
S – Safety – The number one priority each and every day!
P – Purpose – Understanding how the activity can benefit you.
E – Enthusiasm – Positive energy creates a positive environment!
C – Challenge – Challenge yourself to improve each day.
T – Trust/Teamwork – Work with and trust others, the result can be amazing!
Rules:
Have fun!
No candy/food/gum!
Positive attitudes!
Don’t leave supervised areas!
R.E.S.P.E.C.T
Sixth Grade
During this week,we will have a review of all the sports that are concerned with the synthetic soccer field.
This way the students will have a better understanding in sports such as: handball, hockey, and dodgeball.
Bienvenidos de regreso a clase.
Los alumnos estudiarán los últimos temas para poder concluir con el curriculum, Nos enfocaremos en Los hechos actuales en Latino América. Haremos algunas investigaciones para conocer más sobre el tema y como eso afecta o ayuda a nuestro país.
Los trabajos de esta semana se realizarán durante el desarrollo de la clase. La próxima semana se asignarán proyectos y tareas para hacer en casa.
Topic: Protists
Classwork:
Protists Drawings
Amoeba Coloring
Paramecium Coloring
Homework:
pg. 235 (1)- Due Fri, April 1st
Dream Catcher
Students will create a Native American dream catcher. Students will use materials similar to those used by traditional Native Americans to produce dream catchers and learn about the Native American beliefs and thoughts about the use and importance of dream catchers in Native American cultures.
Students will need a small hoop, yarn, and feathers.
Dream catchers are a Native American tradition and have been around for generations. Traditional dream catchers are intended to protect people who are sleeping from negative, bad dreams while still letting the positive, good dreams come through. The good dreams go through the hole in the center of the dream catcher and then glide down the feathers to the person sleeping below. It is said that the bad dreams get caught up in the web during the night and once the sun rises and shines on the dream catcher, they get destroyed. Traditional dream catchers are made using a hoop of willow and decorating it with bits and pieces of everyday life (feathers, arrow heads, beads, shells, etc).
