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Brainteaser/Riddle of the Day (April 23rd)

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Brainteaser/Riddle of the Day (April 23rd)

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How many animals can you see in this picture? List and name them! (The closest answer will get 2 points, and if you're within two of the correct answer you'll get 1 point!)

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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How close could an astronaut get to the Sun?

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How close could an astronaut get to the Sun?

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Watch the video to discover the answer to "How close could an astronaut get to the Sun?" and don't forget to vote for next week's question!

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Covid-19 Time Capsule Assignment (Part 4 of 4)

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Covid-19 Time Capsule Assignment (Part 4 of 4)

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This is a continuation of our time capsule, started on Monday, April 20th. For information on the assignment, go to our Language Arts section on Edmodo, or use this link to read up on how we started!

Today you'll be working on one page...

1. Letter to Myself Page
This is the final page of your time capsule! Write to yourself in the future, telling yourself about what you want to be when you grow up, things you hope you won't forget, things you want to learn, etc!

...and then turning in your work on Edmodo (in our Language Arts or Visual Arts section)! This can be in a variety of ways, such as printed them off and completed by hand, using an electronic medium (like a Wix webpage, or a Padlet post, or a Google Slides or Prezi presentation, etc), or making each sheet by hand with your home materials! I look forward to seeing your work!

Bonus Activity - The Epic Online Library is free until the end of June. It has thousands of read-to-mes, chapter books, graphic novels, videos and more! Our class code is APK4555. If you need an e-mail invitation to register your free account, e-mail me and ask!

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Learning Goal - I can compare two fractions and put three or more fractions in order, even if the denominators are different.

Minds On Activity - Click here!

Action Task - Click here! You'll can turn in your work (answers to these three questions) on Edmodo (in our Mathematics section)! Remember that you can submit your work in a variety of ways, including using a voice recorder to record you reading out your responses!

I've attached a number of 'comparing fractions' resources below; even printing out just one of them will help you differentiate between fractions with different denominators! For example, if you use the 'Fraction Tower/Fraction Strips' and were comparing 3/4 and 2/3, you'd see that 3/4 is slightly bigger than 2/3 once you've lined them up and shaded!

Interactive Worksheet (Fractions of a Set)

Prodigy is currently set to test your 3D Geometry skills! If you've forgotten your username and password, contact me on Edmodo or via e-mail.

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This is a calming tool, used to create nebula (or neuron-looking) art! Have fun!

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Phys. Ed Schedule for the Week (Phys. Ed with Joe Videos!)

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Phys. Ed Schedule for the Week (Phys. Ed with Joe Videos!)

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Ms. Saxon is doing these each day! Write me on Edmodo (or by e-mail) if you're joining her in these activities! What do you like (or struggle with) about them?

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This is just like the manipulatives we have in our classroom!

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Learning Goal - I get an idea of how big a fraction is by relating its numerator to its denominator.

Minds On Activity - Click here!

Action Task - Click here! You'll can turn in your work (answers to these three questions) on Edmodo (in our Mathematics section)! Remember that you can submit your work in a variety of ways, including using a voice recorder to record you reading out your responses!

I've attached a number of 'comparing fractions' resources below; even printing out just one of them will help you differentiate between fractions with different denominators! For example, if you use the 'Fraction Tower/Fraction Strips' and were comparing 3/4 and 2/3, you'd see that 3/4 is slightly bigger than 2/3 once you've lined them up and shaded!

Interactive Worksheet (Comparing Fractions)

Prodigy is currently set to test your 3D Geometry skills! If you've forgotten your username and password, contact me on Edmodo or via e-mail.

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This is just like the manipulatives we have in our classroom!