***In your agenda, share one new thing you learned during the workshop this morning and how this will help you in the future.
Global Read Aloud: share in Kidblog Week 1 responses PAST DUE
MATH:
4: looking at benchmark fractions using pictures and number lines
5: looking at mixed numbers and improper fractions (Check this out: Equivalent Fractions)
4&5: continue practice on your multiplication tables 6 & 7 (Check out: Math is Fun or Table Trees)
SCIENCE: students collaborating in Google Classroom
4: endangered species research focus on structural and behavioural adaptations
5: energy form (kinetic, electrical, chemical, mechanical, light) and potential models to build, conserve energy
SOCIAL STUDIES:
4: looking at Ancient Societies (Google Classroom)
5: looking at Indigenous Peoples, traditional territories before settlers and Early Settlers (in-class reading & partner activities/discussions)
Miguel sets Ss up 4 success w/ an intro building machines that emulate humans! #microsoftstore @tdsb @Hacking_STEM pic.twitter.com/0sJdLcw0Xp— MsTavares (@McM_MsT) October 12, 2017
TY Miguel #microsoftstore for hosting an awesome session focussed on teamwork, #STEM, making iterations & having fun! @Hacking_STEM @tdsb pic.twitter.com/i8SstYlZDn
— MsTavares (@McM_MsT) October 12, 2017
#FAIL Ss robotic models go thru several interactions! #stem @tdsb @TDSB_STEM @Hacking_STEM @MicrosoftEduCA @microsoftcanada pic.twitter.com/6FuvCUUild
— MsTavares (@McM_MsT) October 12, 2017
#FAIL Ss robotic models go thru several interactions! #stem @tdsb @TDSB_STEM @Hacking_STEM @MicrosoftEduCA @microsoftcanada pic.twitter.com/AO816AjHBe
— MsTavares (@McM_MsT) October 12, 2017