STUDY GUIDE HOMEWORK

We have a big unit test coming up Wed. May 16th in math. It is our measurement, perimeter and area test. For homework this week, students need to fill in their study guide. It is blank. It will be due Friday, and MUST be returned. We will correct the study guide and after all answers are rechecked, it will come home for the weekend to study with. If your child understands what is on the guide, there should be no surprises or difficulties on the test.

Homework Due May 4th

This week's homework is from the usual textbook, as follows:



Grade 4- pages 186 and 187. Then pages 190 and 191.


Grade 5- pages 246 to 248 all.


Grade 6 bonus text- pages 166-170 all.


Grade 5- Work on your science research project every night!

Science Project

The big science project has officially begun! Check for updates on our site, right here, for good websites to start out with. Many students have asked to do extra bonus activities, such as powerpoints, mini videos to play for the class, or creating items. This is excellent and encouraged! If a bonus creative idea wants to be done with a buddy, this is perfectly fine. Have fun! Good luck!

Homework April 23- 26

This week's homework will be a short assignment from the textbook, since it is a PD day on Friday. The homework will be expected on Thursday. Students not finished, or who haven't done the work will stay in at recesses Thursday to complete it and receive extra help on the concepts.

Text pages are:

Grade 4- pages 182 (all) and 183 (all) plus page 184 and 185 (all). It deal with measuring in meters and then kilometers.

Grade 5- pages 243 (read the top well, do the whole page), page 244 (all) and page 245 (read the top well).

Homework: April 16- 20

The last two weeks have been short weeks, and math worksheets were sent home instead of the usually textbook work. The 13 students who did not hand in their homework the last 2 weeks were kept in at recess or completed work at computer and gym times. This will continue for the rest of Term 3, as students are working on the learning skill of Self-Regulation and homework responsibility is a valuable skill.

On the weekend, students were told to study their 7 times tables for a check-up quiz Monday. The results of the quiz will be sent home this week, along with other small quizzes we have had the last month. Please take a peek and return.

This week, the textbook will be used again, for our Measurement unit.

The assignment for Grade 5 is : page 240 (all), page 241 #6-17 and page 242 (all).

The assignment for Grade 4 is : page 176 (all) and page 177 (all). Page 180 (all) and 181 (all).

Homework

The homework this week consists of different worksheets for Grade 4 and Grade 5. Hopefully they can be handed in this week on Thursday. A ruler should be used. If you do not have any rulers at home, please send a note and your child can bring home a loaned one from the classroom.

There is a Stations of the Cross presentation in the gym on Thursday, with our class taking the lead in the readings. If you wish to attend, please feel free to join us. The time is at the beginning of our third block, at 12:45, after students come in after lunch. The duration is roughly 45 minutes. Thursday is also our Bubble Gum Lenten fund-raiser for the Candleighters.

Homework

Miss. Sturgeon is happy to be back in the classroom, and is finally feeling better. In case it was missed, last week's homework was Grade 5- pages 175-177 and Grade 4 was page 216 #1-6, pg 217 # 1-3 and pg 219 # 1-3.

This week's homework is as follows: Grade 5- pages 178 to end of page 180. Use the dot paper provided. Grade 4 is page 222, read 223, do page 225 (use plain paper or wax paper to trace if you want to).

Please note, there will be a Grade 5 science research project coming home in the next few weeks. The students will hear a lot about it before the information gets sent home. Just a heads-up for April!