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The Furnace Bots (Think Like a Coder Part 3)!

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The Furnace Bots | Think Like A Coder, Ep 3

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Brainteaser/Riddle of the Day (May 12th)

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Brainteaser/Riddle of the Day (May 12th)

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How many animals are in this picture? If you're within 5, you'll receive 2 ballots, within 10 receive 1 ballot, and if you get it correct you'll receive 3 ballots! Good luck!

Click here and post your answer!

Don't forget to either sign in (using your Google login, being your student number @pdsb.net) or include your name and riddle question on your post!

Mr. G will 'approve' the correct answers at the start of the next school day!

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Report Writing - Monsters of Mystery Assignment (Part 3 of 5)

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Report Writing - Monsters of Mystery Assignment (Part 3 of 5)

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This is a continuation of yesterday's activity! Your brainstorm should be submitted already. If it's not, do that first! Our goal is to have a good copy 'presentation' submitted for the end of Tuesday, May 19th! You will have three dedicated periods (including today) to work on this. Make sure to submit your brainstorm on Edmodo (in our Language Arts section).

Good copy example is below (along with the must-haves)!

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Today we have one 'super question' to do, which will take your knowledge of decimals, fractions and rational step-by-step thinking to solve! You can submit your work on our Math section on Edmodo in a variety of ways, including drawing an answer (such as with https://www.sketchtoy.com/), recording yourself explaining your answer (such as with https://online-voice-recorder.com/) typing up your answer (such as with Google Docs) or by completing your work by hand and attaching a scan or picture of it!

Making Muffins Super Question

Catrina, Glen, Lisa, Meg, and Wayne made 87 muffins altogether.

Glen made 16 muffins. He put nuts in 1/4 of them.

Catrina made 1 less muffin than Glen. One third of them had nuts.

Lisa and Meg each made 3 more muffins than Catrina made.

Lisa put nuts in 1/3 of her muffins.

Meg put nuts in 1/2 of her muffins.

Wayne put nuts in 1/4 of his muffins.

How many muffins in all had nuts?

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Today we have one 'super question' to do, which will take your knowledge of decimals, fractions and rational step-by-step thinking to solve! You can submit your work on our Math section on Edmodo in a variety of ways, including drawing an answer (such as with https://www.sketchtoy.com/), recording yourself explaining your answer (such as with https://online-voice-recorder.com/) typing up your answer (such as with Google Docs) or by completing your work by hand and attaching a scan or picture of it!

Party Pitcher Super Question

At his birthday party, Derrick served lemonade and punch. The pitchers show how much lemonade and punch was left over after the party. As he cleaned up, Derrick poured all the leftover lemonade into a polka-dot pitcher. He poured all the leftover punch into a striped pitcher. Before the cleanup, this is what Derrick saw.

Three pitchers had lemonade and three pitchers had punch.

Two pitchers had the same amount of liquid. One pitcher contained lemonade; the other contained punch.

The pitcher that had the least amount of liquid contained lemonade.

One pitcher of punch was 1/3 full. That pitcher was twice as full as another pitcher of punch.

After the cleanup, how full was the polka-dot pitcher?
How full was the striped pitcher?

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Monsters of Mystery Report Submission ('Presentation' Good Copy)

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Monsters of Mystery Report Submission ('Presentation' Good Copy)

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Our Individual Research Reports will be due (with presentations starting) on Tuesday, May 19th. This good copy submission can be done in a variety of ways, such as Padlet, Prezi, Google Slides, Google Docs, PowerPoint, Animaker, Animoto, etc. Your work will be submitted on Edmodo (in our Language Arts section).

Presentation Must-Haves

1. Created using poster paper or electronic aids (such as PowerPoint, Prezi, Padlet, Animoto, Animaker etc)

2. Title page or slide (name, date, appropriate title, picture)

3. Hook/Interest page -> have an interesting video, picture, statement, fact, question, activity, etc to capture your audience's attention!

4. A sources list (where you got your information, which includes, title, author, and publisher); including 2 or more sources

5. Facts page -> facts sorted into  categories (like 'Food', 'Appearance', etc) and written in full sentence form! At least 20 facts needed!

This submission is due by the end of Tuesday, May 18th!

This is an example of a presentation! It doesn't contain enough facts or sources however. Make sure yours has enough!

https://padlet.com/markgiraldi/reportexample

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First, make a chart to find out how many muffins each person made.

After that, draw pictures or use models to find how many muffins had nuts!

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Use the clues to label the pitchers in the drawing (remember clue #1; it tells you how many of each pitcher)!

Next, add the quantities of lemonade.

Lastly, add the quantities of punch!

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Message from Ms. Garbett (This is all also on her Brightspace site!)

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Message from Ms. Garbett (This is all also on her Brightspace site!)

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You need to complete 3 tasks:

1) Complete the Boom Learning Deck titled "Le verbe être" and watch the video https://wow.boomlearning.com/

2) Complete an online word un-scramble to practice https://www.proprofs.com/games/word-games/word-scramble/le-verbe-tre/

3) Complete an online word search to practice
https://www.proprofs.com/games/word-search/le-verbe-tre/

​Everything can be found on Brightspace and students can email Ms. Garbett at P0190265@pdsb.net if they have any questions!

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Phys. Ed Schedule for the Week (Daily Exercises)

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Phys. Ed Schedule for the Week (Daily Exercises)

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Try this fitness calendar if you're interested in an extra fitness challenge for the month of May!

Mrs. Saxon