Tuesday November 19

Morning math consisted was True or False questions to prove. Showing the proof was important. The class had music and then we continued with more multiplication math. Today we played a game that required rolling a die two times to get the numbers used and then representing those numbers as a multiplication fact in equal groups, writing it as '____groups of ____', showing the array (the correct one), writing it as repeated addition, and then as the multiplication equation with answer. The goal was to be the first player to 100 by adding the products of their rolls together. After this the class began working on a coloured background using creative designs and lots of colours that will be used for a "Say Something" poster throughout the year. The morning also included gym, the beep test.

 In the afternoon, the class listened to the next episode of 6 minutes as soon as they came in. Then students finished their maps of Canada and turned them in. After a short go noodle in class we worked on the Pine Beetle questions in our literacy books. Students are expected to answer with complete sentences and are able to listen to a short video, read two short articles and use a picture of the devastating effects the pine beetle has on forests.

 Reminders:
- Friday is a PD day....school is closed to students
- Thurs. is special lunch if ordered

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