Posted: November 27, 2019
Mrs. McQuaid Murphy
Posted: November 27, 2019
Grade 8 FI STEAM challenge:
Science 8
-Today we worked as a class to complete the district STEAM challenge. We build a way to turn off the lights. It was good to see students observing and problem solving when it did not work. Good discussion was had as students gave their opinions of what needed to be modified to make it work. Bravo!
Posted: November 26, 2019
base 10 blocks for multiplying decimals
CHeck out our group on show me for some review and tutorial videos of multiplying decimals.
Grade 6 group code is yezn
Grade 7 group code is disx
Posted: November 26, 2019
Math 8
-We did a formative test today. It was corrected and handed back over lunch and we reviewed all the answers. Test that counts is tomorrow.
Math 7
-We did a general review today with the grade 6 and then we went on to comparing and ordering numbers. Students need to be able to place fractions, decimals and mixed numbers on a number line. No homework today.
Math 6
-We did a general review today and then worked on multiplying decimals. We looked at the base 10 model method the book uses. Question c from notes posted below is for homework.
Posted: November 25, 2019
Math 8
-We corrected homework from last week. Questions for tomorrow are p. 55 Q 4, 5, 11 and 13.
-Mathletics due Sunday night.
Math 7
-We reviewed multiplying decimals and the term décimaux finis et décimaux périodiques.
-We practiced turning fractions to decimals and decimals to fractions.
-Homework page 89 Q 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Math 6
-We learnt how to multiply decimals. See show me for examples and the notes posted below.
-Questions from board in notes below are to be finished for homework. (split class also has Q 5 and 6 from textbook.)
Science 6
-We went over quantitative and qualitative observations. Students were then given time to finish the double bar graph given to them by Mme Aresenault. This bar graph is for homework.
Science 6/7
-We went over what should be in a procedure. Notes were given. Students are to have their good copy done for next class. Rubric of how it will be marked was passed out.
Posted: November 20, 2019
Math 8
-We continued our work with estimating square roots. We went over questions from the text. Students did a puzzle to reinforce knowing theith perfect squares.
-Students need to memorize perfect squares up to 144, but is is recommended to know them up to 400 in order to make the work easier.
-Students should also be reviewing how to find primary factors using the division method. This is used to find the square root of a large number without a calculator.
-Students must have a calculator for each class.
-p. 30 Q 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11
-Duotang of marked work should be returned signed.
Math 7
-We started chapter 3 today. We went over <<décimaux finis et décimaux périodique>>. We also reviewed how to switch a decimal to a fraction and a fraction to a decimal.
-Students need a calculator for class.
-Homework p. 88 Q 1, 2, 3 and 4 (25 minutes in class given to work on this).
-Test passed back to be signed and corrected.
Math 6 from split
-Test passed back. It should be signed and corrected.
-Time given to work on Mathletics tasks due Sunday night.
-Tomorrow we start chapter 3.
Math 6
-We started chapter three today. We went over how to estimate multiplication and division of decimals. Practice questions this week assigned in Mathletics for division.
-Homework to complete questions from the lesson for estimating decimals. This is the second last slide. (textbook questions are not for homework).
-Test should be returned signed and corrected.
Science 8
-We did some guided reading about optics in medicine, communications and use of optics for light.
-We watched a video to demonstrate the above applications. This is part of the science and Environment and knowledge strand of the curriculum.
Posted: November 19, 2019
Math 8
-We looked at how to estimate square roots.
-Homework p. 15 Q 13, p. 16 Q 14 and 15, p. 25 Q 4, 5, 8, P.26 Q 12.
Math 6 and 7
-Wrote test
Math 6
-Wrote test.
Posted: November 18, 2019
Report cards have been sent home. They should be returned signed.
Math 8
-Students did a matching game to practice their square roots and perfect squares.
-We did a smart Notebook lesson. See notes attached.
-Time was given to work on problems from the book but they are not for homework.
Math 6 and 7
-We did a group review and discussed the differences between what will be asked on the grade 6 and the grade 7 test. Students decided that they are ready for the test tomorrow.
Math 6
-Formative test passed back. Corrections are posted below. Test is tomorrow. These test do not count and are done before the student studies. The scores are usually low. Use them to help identify where you know the material and where you should review for the test. The great thing about math is the only changes will be the numbers for the real test. Make sure you understand what is being asked of you. Also make sure you are showing your work.
Science 7
-Notes posted below on solubility and reading information from a table.
-Students were to write the variables, testable question, hypothesis and procedure for the lab we will do next week. This is due next class. (Monday)
Science 6
-We went over variables, testable question, hypothesis, tables and graphs.
-Time was given to continue work on the graph Ms. Arsenault gave them last class.
Posted: November 15, 2019
Math 8
-We learnt our perfect squares up to 256. Students need to memorize them. We played two games (matching and a puzzle) to reinforce them.
-Homework page 15 Q 5, 6 and 7.
Science 8
-We finished presentations today.
Math 7
-We went over how to turn a qword problem into an expression.
-We reviewed how to find expressions from tables.
-Test will be Tuesday.
Math 6
-We did a group review today. Students wrote a formative test.
-Our unit test will be Wednesday.
Posted: November 7, 2019
Science 8
- Test was written today. We still have three projects to present and we will do them Tuesday morning in math class.
math 6 and 7
-We reviewed how to figure out the expression for a table and how to find out missing numbers in a table. We also reviewed that you can only solve an expression if we are told the value of the variable. We reviewed the new vocabulary of the unit.
- In groups, students used a dice to solve expressions. This activity allowed us to identify who understands the concept and who will get some re-teaching before the test next week.
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