ss and LS

LA- Voice 2 Package is due Monday along with the very short story from the last page of the package.
SS- Page 160 questions 1 and 2 are due Monday.  Many students finished in class.
Donations- We are accepting donations for the camping box on Monday.

Last day to donate

Friday is the last day to donate to the Camping Box for the spring fair.

Please bring donations in and help fill the box.  Win prizes too.

Spelling Words

Sorry these are late, but I've been sick:
10 sentences this week using adverbs.  Underline the adverbs.

Yellow	Blue	Green
Prayed	Hoping	Progress
Waited	Hopping	Promote
Picked	Cleaned	Distract
Jumped	Skipped	Rupture
Loaded	Plotting	Aggression
Rained	Quoted	Demotion
Needed	Joking	Protract
Snowed	Wrapped	Tractor
Walked	Greeted	Interrupt
Screamed	Telling	Regress
Melted	Winning	Abrupt
Bumped	Hunted	Egress
Turned	Racing	Emote
Missed	Nodded	Emotion
Started	Shouting	Detract
Passed	Skated	Erupt
Mailed	Panting	Digress
Twisted	Floated	Demote
Cleaned	Leaking	Attract
Handed	Letting	Disrupt
Dressed	Needed	Transgress
Dusted	Saving	emoticon
Yelled	Painted
Asked	Faded

Due Monday

The following assignments are due Monday.  Students have had a lot of class time to work on these:

• Math P 257-258 #1,3,4,5,6,7 is overdue and should be in the in-bin
• Package about Voice in writing and the accompanying writing piece
• French Paper Doll and 4-8 sentences describing their clothes
• Map of China: most finished it in class but some haven't got it in yet.

Math, Spelling

Math- Gathering data: U7W  (Unit 7 Worksheet 1) Due Tues.  Multiplication sheet due Wed
Spelling:
Yellow- write rule for when to use ~es to pluralise.  Green- write meanings. Blue- break into syllables.
10 Sentences using interesting verbs.

Green	Blue	Yellow
dictate	Athlete	dishes
audible	Pilgrim	eyes
contradict	Create	inches
verdict	Control	stitches
unpredictable	Complete	boxes
diction	Children	bushes
laudable	poet	places
auditorium	Duet	pages
edict	Pumpkin	wishes
dictator	Monster	classes
dictionary	Riot	glasses
auditory	Mushroom	riches
audience	Halfway	dresses
audiology	Kitchen	girls
audition	Trial	taxes
benediction	Poem	houses
inaudible	English	bosses
audition	Hundred	coaches
indict	cruel	flashes
	Giant	speeches
	Lion	months
	Kingdom	badges
	Inspect	pieces
	diet	plants
		lunches

Math, Games, Party

Math- Students did a worksheet on experimental probability. Please finish it for tomorrow.
HACE- Students will present games to their Grade 1 buddy class.
Donations- We are collecting donations to make a camping themed basket for the Spring Fair.  Please send camping themed items.
Spelling- Sentences due tomorrow.  Use prepositional phrases.
We are having a goodbye party for Miss Fisher tommorrow.  Some students are bringing goodies.

Math, French

Math- Finish page 1 and 2 of the probability word problems.
French- Finish the package on clothing.

Le chemise	Le maillon de bain	La robe
Le manteau	Les chaussettes	Les gants
Le tee-shirt	Les chaussures	La robe
Le pantalon	Les bottes	La jupe
Le jean	Les sandales	Le chapeau
La tuque	Le short	Les sous vetements

Math, LA

Math- please do the first page of the probability word problems for tomorrow.
LA - do first 2 pages of Voice package.

Math, SS, Spelling

Math- We are starting probability and statistics.  Finish Unit7 Worksheet6 by tomorrow.
SS- We are starting our government unit today.  Finish the Questions on P148 of textbook.  Due Wednesday.
Spelling - Write 10 sentences using prepositional phrases.  Yellow - sort by the highlit words

YELLOW	BLUE	GREEN
Not	Human	Inspection
Is	Never	Export
Have	Reason	Perspective
Will	River	Deport
Couldn’t	Pilot	Retrospect
Who’s	Visit	Spectator
Could’ve	Meeting	Import
They’ll	Wagon	Transport
Wouldn’t	Planet	Report
There’s	Lemon	Prospect
Would’ve	Frozen	Circumspect
That’ll	Peanut	Introspect
Aren’t	Finish	Spectacle
Here’s	Student	Portfolio
Should’ve	Seven	Heliport
This’ll	Leader	Portage
Weren’t	Lazy	Spectacular
Where’s	Present	Importune
Might’ve	easy	Spectrum
She’ll	Second	Opportune
Doesn’t	Music	Supportable
He’ll	Sneaker
Hasn’t	Humor
You’ll	Minute
Don’t
What’s
Who’ll