Step 1: Print and Complete Worksheet (optional---want to save ink and toner? See other option)
OR
Step 2: Use the notebook provided to carefully enter your answers on looseleaf. Label your titles, dates and letter/numbers properly to match the sheet. Go practice for notebook organizing in high school!
Printing Tips:
September 21st to 25th:
September 14th- 18th, 2020
MARCH 9th - 13th
WANT TO WATCH A SPECIAL EDITION OF MYSTERY SCIENCE ABOUT GERMS?
MARCH 3-6th
February 24th to 28th
February 18-20th (21st is Strike Day 3)
Introduction to Area/Review
February 12th- 14th:
Names for Valentines Cards, as requested by Posimi and Anaya:
REMOVED.
February 10th-13th
February 3rd - 7th
SNEAK PEEK AT NEXT WEEK: TRY THIS!
TRANSLATIONS----HOW DO POINTS MOVE?
TRANSLATE MEANS SLIDE
WHAT WE ARE LEARNING NEXT WEEK:
January 27th to 31st GEOMETRY: LOCATION AND POSITION
How do you write a coordinate?
JANUARY 20th-23rd- Gathering Information from Graphs
Look at the interval graph (histogram) below:
1. How many animals had a weight between 5 and 9.9 pounds?_______
2. How many animals were weighed at the vet in all?________
3. How many animals were between 15 and 24.9 pounds (two interval groups!)
1. Write a Main Title for this graph. You will need to look for clues and take a guess (make a hypothesis) as to what it might be about. My Title: ___________________________
2. How many students had heartbeats between 95-99 beats per minute? __________
3. Which interval of heartbeats was the most common? _________________. How many students were in that category? ___________________________________.
4. Which two pulse intervals of heartbeats had almost same amount (a tie) of students? ______________________________
5. About how many students participated in having their heartbeats recorded? You will need to add lots of numbers! Show your addition on paper._______________________________
Bar Graph Analysis:
Bar Graph Analysis:
JANUARY 13th- 17th 2020
JANUARY 6-10th: No Homework This Week. Miss.Sturgeon away sick. Homework resumes next week. There are mean, median and mode practice questions loaded into Prodigy for practice though!
DECEMBER 16th to 20th
Monday Night's Homework is re-reading your study guide and peeking at the types of questions that will be on our test tomorrow. The rest of the week is here:
DECEMBER 9th to 13th
DECEMBER 2-6th
WELCOME TO OUR STUDENT TEACHER! SHE IS KICKING OFF GRAPHING FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS!! THERE WILL BE A SHORT QUIZ TO WRAP UP PATTERNING INSTEAD OF A LARGE UNIT TEST. BELOW IS SOME STARTER GRAPHING WORK:
NOVEMBER 25-29th
NOVEMBER 18th to 22nd
READ THE STORY ABOUT YOUR BONES. YOU DON'T HAVE TO PRINT IT OUT IF YOU PRINT YOUR WORK. THEN ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW.
NOVEMBER 11th to 14th
NOVEMBER 4th to 8th
OCTOBER 28th to NOVEMBER 1st:
Homework this week is the study guide that is being sent home Monday. Students complete some of the questions (some will be done in class) and read/review the styles of questions for Wednesday's math check-up test. Here is what the pages look like, but a copy is coming home for you:
OCTOBER 22nd to October 25th
YOUR FAMILY IS SHOPPING FOR A CAR! HOW MANY WAYS CAN THEY PAY?
OCTOBER 15th to October 18th:
OCTOBER 7th to 10th
SEPTEMBER 30th to OCTOBER 4th- Two math pages and one editing practice. Copy the paragraph and make corrections!
DON'T FORGET TO DO YOUR PRODIGY PLACE VALUE QUESTIONS AT HOME WHEN YOU FINISH THE "PAPER" HOMEWORK!
SEPTEMBER 23, 2019
SEPTEMBER 16th, 2019
June 17th to 21st
June10th to 14th
Review Video:
May 27th to May 31st
BONUS:
May 21st to 24th
May 14th to 16th
May 6th to 10th
April 29th to May 3rd
April 23rd to 26th FRACTION REVIEW
BONUS:
April 15th to 18th---WRITE THE FRACTIONS FOR ALL PROBABILITY QUESTIONS!
April 8th to 12th
Copies of Prep Sheet for Tuesday:
April 1st to 5th (posted early by special request!) Math AND Language Editing Practice this week!
March 25th to 29th
March 18th to 22nd
March 4th to 8th
NO HOMEWORK THIS WEEK. BUT THERE IS WORK ASSIGNED IN MATHLETICS IN THE STUDENT PORTAL THAT CAN BE DONE AT HOME.
Feb 25th to March 1st
Feb 19th to 22nd
Feb 11th to 14th
Feb 4th to Feb 8th (Plus Study Guide comes home Thursday for Math Test Monday)
January 28th to Feb 1st LANGUAGE FOCUS:
January 21 to 24th Measuring Basics! Our new unit will be starting soon. Watch for a test study guide coming home soon.
BONUS ONLY! FOR A CHALLENGE!
January 14th to 18th
FUN FACT- PLUTO IS NOW CONSIDERED A DWARF PLANET AND NOT A 'FULL' PLANET IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM.
PLUTO got its name when 11-year-old Venetia Burney (who loved mythology) of Oxford, England, suggested to her grandfather that the new planet get its name from the Roman god of the underworld. Her grandfather then passed the name on to Lowell Observatory (the institute naming the planet). It was voted on and won.
January 7th to 11th 2019
Look at the interval graph and answer the questions below it:
1. Write a Main Title for this graph. You will need to look for clues and take a guess (make a hypothesis) as to what it might be about. Title ___________________________
2. How many students had heartbeats between 95-99 beats per minute? __________
3. Which interval of heartbeats was the most common? _________________. How many students were in that category? ___________________________________.
4. Which two pulse intervals of heartbeats had almost same amount (a tie) of students? ______________________________
5. About how many students participated in having their hear beats recorded? You will need to add lots of numbers! Show your addition on paper._______________________________
Look at the next interval graph below:
1. How many animals had a weight between 5 and 9.9 pounds?_______
2. How many animals were weighed at the vet in all?________3. How many animals were between 15 and 24.9 pounds (two interval groups!)
December 12th to December 17th (Due Monday)
December 3rd to December 7th
EXTRA CHALLENGE (REACH AHEAD for interested students)
NOVEMBER 26 to 30th
NOVEMBER 19th to 23rd
NOVEMBER 13-15th
Instructions:
The square boxes represent a value of 2. The circles are worth 1.
NOVEMBER 7-9th
Some 'lighter' Halloween Themed Homework for a busy week: Oct. 29th to Nov. 2nd
Mini Homework (Miss.Sturgeon away sick) Oct.24-26th
HOMEWORK OCTOBER 15th to 19th
INSTRUCTIONS: Copy the paragraph on paper/in your homework notebook and fix the mistakes you see OR print and correct in pen over the mistakes just like you are the teacher. There are between 7-9 mistakes per paragraph!
HOMEWORK FOR OCTOBER 9th to 12th
A FAMILY IS SHOPPING FOR A NEW CAR:
OCTOBER 1st to 4th
EQUALITY: Try to balance the sides of the scale. What number goes in the box to make it equal on each side?
BONUS: TRY IF YOU WANT! IT WILL APPEAR NEXT WEEK ALSO:
A family is deciding between two cars. They will be only able to pay with Base Ten increments of cash.
HOMEWORK FOR SEPTEMBER 25th to 28th
HOMEWORK FOR SEPTEMBER 17th to 21st
HOMEWORK FOR SEPTEMBER 10th to the 14th
______________________________STOP__________________________________________
HOMEWORK for JUNE 4th to 7th
TRY WITH MONEY!
HOMEWORK for MAY 28th to June 1st
HOMEWORK for MAY 22th to May 25th
HOMEWORK for MAY 14th to May 17th
HOMEWORK for MAY 8th to May 11th
HOMEWORK FOR APRIL 30th to May 4th
WORD PROBLEMS:
1. Clark purchased wood chips mulch for the new playground he built. The rectangular playground has a width of 25 meters by 17 meters.
a) What is the area of the playground? Sketch a drawing to show the playground and label the sides. You do not have to use graph paper and count the squares, but you can if you have some.
b) A delivery of mulch covers 85 square meters. How many deliveries will be needed?
2. Thomas needs to paint only two walls of his bedroom. Each wall has the same tall height of 4 meters. But one wall is 6 meters long. The other wall is 7 meters long. What is the area of the two walls altogether? (Clue- Find the area of each wall, then add the two walls together.) Draw a sketch of each wall and label the sizes/dimensions. Then find the answer.
3. Zeke is filling a putt-putt mini golf square with fake grass. He measured one side and found it to be 9 meters long. What is the area of the putt-putt course?
Lattice Practice: Down below!
(Video Link for extra help)
HOMEWORK FOR APRIL 23 to 26th
CHOOSE FROM THE TASKS BELOW. TRY TO COMPLETE A FEW FROM EACH PAGE.
HOMEWORK FOR APRIL 16th to 20th
HOMEWORK FOR APRIL 10th to 13th
HOMEWORK FOR APRIL 3rd to 6th
In addition to studying the guide for next week's test, homework is:
For Fun Easter EGG THEMED math problems: HOMEWORK March 26th-28th
1. Renee and Tammy want to sell 10 dozen eggs a week. One chicken lays 6 eggs a week. How many chickens do they need to reach this goal?
2. A basket contains 10 turkey eggs, 20 chicken eggs, and 5 duck eggs. You pick one from the basket without looking. How likely is it that you will pick a turkey egg? Write the odds. What are the odds of a chicken egg? A duck egg?
3. Renee is making a large chicken coop for all the turkeys. The space will be rectangular and has a length of 12meters and a width of 5 meters. He wants to build a fence to go around the coop. What is the perimeter and area of the coop?
4. Tammy is collecting eggs. If she collected three times more eggs than she actually collected, she would have 12 eggs. So how many did she actually collect?
5. There are 62 chickens on the farm. How many ways could these chicks evenly be divided into groups?
HOMEWORK for March 19th-23rd
Some fun with our Egg Hatching Theme! Try the little egg mini-problems and then read the egg vocabulary building page. Next, try the vocabulary blanks. If you are writing in a notebook, just number the answers and you can write only the words (if you wish).
HOMEWORK for March 6th- March 9th
COMPLIMENTARY ANGLE- The missing piece. In the angles below, we know the value already of the right angle. We have part of a degree measured and now we need to find out the remaining piece. Will you add, subtract, multiply or divide to solve this? Find the missing angle amount! No protractor is needed!
HOMEWORK for February 26th - March 2nd
This week has three pages plus a game. Click the link just below the third page (above the STOP sign). PRODIGY math also has triangles questions ready to go!
Play this game on your computer at home: ALIEN ANGLES!! https://www.mathplayground.com/alienangles.html
HOMEWORK for February 20th - 23rd
HOMEWORK for February 12th - 16th is cancelled as Miss. Sturgeon is away with complications from influenza.
HOMEWORK for February 6th - 9th
Can you solve these challenges below?
#1.
#3
HOMEWORK January 22nd to January 25th (earlier due to PD Day)
Look at the graphs. Answer the questions in your notebook/on paper.
1. Write a Main Title for this graph. You will need to look for clues and take a guess (make a hypothesis) as to what it might be about. Title ___________________________
2. How many students had heartbeats between 95-99 beats per minute? _____________________
3. Which interval of heartbeats was the most common? _______________________________
How many students were in that category? ___________________________________
4. Which two intervals of heartbeats were really similar (almost the same amount)? ______________
5. About how many students participated in having their hear beats recorded? You will need to add lots of numbers! Show your addition on paper._______________________________
1. How many times (frequency) did Cappuccinos get made in the category of 12-15 per hour?
_________________________________
2. How many times did 0-3 Cappuccinos get made per hour? _____________________
3. What was the most common range for how many Cappuccinos got made per hour? ____________
4. Which interval (range category) would someone be in who made 17 Cappuccinos per hour?
a) 0-3
b) 4-7
c) 8-11
d)12-15
e)16-19
f) all of the above
g) none of the above
5. Which interval category would someone be in who made 9 Cappuccinos per hour? _____________
HOMEWORK January 15th to January 19th
LOOK AT THE DATA BELOW:
CREATE A BAR GRAPH:
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS:
LOOK AT THE GRAPH ABOUT PIZZA:
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS:
CREATE A SURVEY QUESTION THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO ASK STUDENTS AT SCHOOL ABOUT. MAKE 5 CHOICE OPTIONS FOR ANSWERS AND AN OTHER CATEGORY. WE WILL USE IT IN CLASS FRIDAY. WRITE IT IN YOUR HOMEWORK NOTEBOOK/PAGE.
HOMEWORK January 8th to January 12th
Choose ONE page from below. A fraction version (challenging) or a simpler version:
FRACTION PAGE CHOICE 1
Non Fraction Version CHOICE 2:
HOMEWORK DECEMBER 11 to December 15th
HOMEWORK NOVEMBER 27th to Dec 1st
HOMEWORK NOVEMBER 27th to Dec 1st
HOMEWORK NOVEMBER 20th to 23th
If you are using your notebook, just record the last given number term, then write your next few answers. You don't need to copy the whole sequence below. For drawing patterns, try your best to sketch them in your notebook!
** Ignore number 7----we have no idea they they repeated it.
If you are using your notebook, just record the last given number term, then write your next few answers. You don't need to copy the whole sequence below. For drawing patterns, try your best to sketch them in your notebook!
** Ignore number 7----we have no idea they they repeated it.
HOMEWORK NOVEMBER 13th to 17th
For skill sharpening:
For a Challenge:
SHOW ALL THINKING, DRAWINGS AND LABELS LIKE WE ARE PRACTICING IN CLASS!
Time Check-up:
Homework Nov. 6 to 10th
DON'T FORGET TO PRACTICE THE FLANDERS FIELDS POEM!!
HOMEWORK for Oct. 23-27th
Word Problems: Solve these in your notebook. Show your thinking. Draw if it makes things clearer. Label drawings. WRITE A FULL SENTENCE ANSWER!
1. Jim, Carla and Tommy are members of the same family. Carla is 5 years older than Jim. Tommy is 6 years older than Carla. The sum of their three ages is 31 years. How old could each one of them be?
2. A factory produced 2300 TV sets in its first year of production. 4500 sets were produced in its second year and 500 more sets were produced in its third year than in its second year. How many TV sets were produced in all three years? If each TV sold for around $800, how much money has the company made approximately?
3. Arthur baked 115 muffins, which was 17 more muffins than Ann. How many muffins did Ann bake?
4. The average temperature in Ottawa in July is 28 degrees. Monday was 25 degrees. Tuesday was 27 degrees. Last Wednesday, it was 32 degrees. Thursday, it was 15 degrees cooler than last Wednesday. What was the temperature Thursday? Is all the information needed?
HOMEWORK for Oct. 16-20th
HERE ARE 9 MISTAKES IN STREET HOCKEY AND 6 MISTAKES IN THE STORY LAURA'S SWIMMING POOL! Find them and write them in your notebook.
HOMEWORK FOR OCTOBER 11 to 14th
Homework for October 3rd to 6th
HOMEWORK FOR SEPT 26 to 29th
DON'T FORGET TERRY FOX DONATIONS BY THURSDAY!
Just ONE page this week:
HOMEWORK FOR SEPTEMBER 18th to the 22nd
HOMEWORK FOR September 11-15th
ARCHIVED: HOMEWORK FOR June 19th to June 23rd
VOLUME PRACTICE
HOMEWORK FOR June 12th to June 16th
HOMEWORK FOR June 5th to June 8th
This week's homework is studying the guide that came home for the unit math test on Fractions.
There is also a Science Quiz on Thursday for students in Miss. Sturgeon's science. The study guide was sent home on Friday for this as well.
HOMEWORK FOR May 29th to June 2nd
HOMEWORK FOR May 23rd to May 26th
USE THE HANDY TIPS FOR WRITING A SUMMARY. Create a short summary retelling the story above. Here is the graphic if you need it:
FRACTION REVIEW/BASICS and then Mixed Fractions
HOMEWORK FOR May 8th to May 12th
SUBWAY SANDWICHES PROBLEM:
Make a simple tree diagram that shows all the possible combinations of Subway Sandwich:
BREAD CHOICES:
White Bread or Cheese Bread
MEAT CHOICES:
Ham or Turkey
TOPPING CHOICES:
Cheese or Lettuce
How many combinations were you able to find??
HOMEWORK FOR May 1st to May 5th
Homework is cancelled this week as we do not have enough available math blocks this week (with all the Education Week activities) to learn the material. Log in to any math games with times tables (Monster Math) or Prodigy instead. If you would like a challenge, here is what we will be discussing Friday morning:
HOMEWORK FOR APRIL 24th to 28th
HOMEWORK FOR APRIL 18th to 21st
For the probability practice, write your answers as a fraction- 2 out of 10 as 2/10.
APRIL 10th to 14th
This week's work will be short! A few division and some short word problems!
WORD PROBLEMS
1. A small hockey rink has 4 sections of seats. The attendance for a game was 369. If each section had an equal number of fans, how many fans were in each section?
2. The school board ordered 325 footballs for 5 elementary schools.
a) How many footballs were delivered to each school?
b) Each school has 5 junior classes to give the footballs to. How many footballs go to each class?
3. A 4800ml container of juice is used to fill six glasses equally. How much juice is in each glass?
HOMEWORK FOR April 3 to 7th
HOMEWORK FOR March 27 to 31st
There are several sheets below. The first are basics review and easier. The last is harder with remainders. Choose what you need. You can pick two sheets--one easy, one harder. If you need review, do the easy ones first. Don't just do two easy ones!!
HOMEWORK FOR March 20th to 24th
HOMEWORK FOR March 6th to March 10th
Read the story. Then answer the questions in your notebook OR print the question pages.
Watch the adorable Meerkat VIDEO too!
HOMEWORK FOR FEB 27th to March 3rd
Read the story then answer the INFERENCING questions in your notebook:
Use KNOWS to help show all your thinking! Copy into your notebook or print a helper template:
Subtraction Application Problem: Anna is reading a book that has 760 pages. She read 199 pages in the first week, 175 pages in the second week and 125 pages in the third week.
a) How many pages does she have left to read?
b) She read the remaining pages in the fourth and fifth weeks. What number of pages might she have read in those two weeks?
HOMEWORK FOR Feb 13th to Feb. 17th- 4 Sheets (3 math, 1 reading)
HOMEWORK FOR FEB 6th to 10th
HOMEWORK FOR January 31st to Feb 3rd
BALANCE THE SCALES!
HOMEWORK FOR January 23rd to 27th
For the 2 Graphs below, do the following items:
1. Write a title that appears to describe what the graph is about.
2. Create 4 questions that someone could answer about the graph. ex: How much time did ____ spend watching ______ in August?
3. Describe the trends you see. (words like---getting higher; rising, falling, level)
4. Study your MATH TEST GUIDE for Wednesday's test.
HOMEWORK FOR January 16th to 20th
Do you remember? Think about some fraction basics for this one:
HOMEWORK FOR January 9th to 13th
HOMEWORK FOR December 19to 23rd
HOMEWORK FOR December 12 to 16th
Homework for this week is to practice singing Cool Yule to your stuffed animals or parents...have fun!
HOMEWORK FOR December 5 to 9th
HOMEWORK FOR November 28th to Dec 2nd
Students need more basic drills practice: we will do some plain subtraction with borrowing this week, and some rounding review!
HOMEWORK for November 21- 25
HOMEWORK for NOVEMBER 14th - 17th
SPECIAL HOMEWORK for Remembrance Day
Additional Homework: Watch and Respond:
Some Remembrance Day History Videos to watch and think about. How were these Canadians Heroes? What do you think it would be like to fight for your country? Would you be scared? Write your thoughts in the form of a short retell of what you saw in each video, then add what your feelings would be if you were in these places and knew these brave people. Both of these Heritage Minutes show World War 1 scenes.
HOMEWORK:October 31st- November 4th
Some of this week's homework is a little different. Here are the steps for the first part:
PART 1
1. Try to go Trick-Or- Treating if you can. OR use the leftover candy that you were handing out.
2. Create a tally of the types of candy you got. Record in your homework book or on looseleaf. We will be using our tallies for graphing in class on Friday. We will be searching for trends when comparing whole class data.
ex: Mars Bar- IIII
Smarties- II
3. Next, make a simple bar graph of your results. Style it after the sample below.
PART 2: Math Homework. Answer the word problems below. For each, use the KNOWS strategy we have been practicing in class to record more thinking. You can draw the 4 boxes for KNOWS on paper, or print the guide below a few times. You might have more space in the KNOWS boxes if you just copy it yourself on paper!
Question 1 Part A: Olivia wants to buy a bike that costs $140. She has already saved $84. How much does she have to still earn? Show all your thinking work in KNOWS.
Question 1 Part B: Olivia has a small job. She earns $7 each hour delivering the Kanata Kourier paper. She saves all of it for the bike. How many more hours does Olivia need to work in order to have enough money to buy the bike? You can use pattern charts, skip counting, tallies... there many strategies to solve it! Show all your work in KNOWS.
Question 2: Cassidy wants to buy a new gymnastics costume to compete in her gymnastics floor competition. She set up a lemonade and cookie stand to raise the money (she has done this before to help Cancer Research). Cassidy sold lemonade for $1 per cup and cookies for $3 each. She sold 30 cups of lemonade and 13 cookies. How much money did she make? Can she afford a costume that is $79.00? Or does she still need more money? Use KNOWS to show all thinking. Copy on a page or print the template below.
HOMEWORK FOR October 24- October 28th
Last week's Pirate Map skills will come in handy! Remember- X,Y in that order.
X across, Y to the sky (up/down)
HOMEWORK FOR OCTOBER 17 to 21st
INSTRUCTIONS:
Copy the paragraph on paper/in your homework notebook and fix the mistakes you see OR print and correct in pen over the mistakes just like you are the teacher!
HOMEWORK FROM OCT. 10 to 14th
LOG IN TO XTRA MATH (use your pin number in your Agenda) and try the work there too! There are also many questions in Prodigy that MANY student have not yet completed, so login to that homework too!
October 3 to 6th Homework: Rounding
HOMEWORK (Sept. 26- 30th) IS 3 Sheets!
Last week's homework Sept 19-23rd (in addition to Prodigy practice) is:
Archived Homework (SEPT. 12-16th) :
