Posted: January 21, 2020
Massive shout out goes out to Riley Mullin in grade 4. I was very excited to be watching the local news and see his artwork come up on the weather watcher screen. Way to go!
check out the link below and look at Jan 21st video.
https://atlantic.ctvnews.ca/mobile/weather-watchers-1.608252
Posted: January 20, 2020
Les Devoirs
1) Read French Book each night
2) Study Spelling List 13 (see video)
3) Math Sheet due Friday.
4) Sign Math Quiz’s (blue duotang)
5) Sign Spelling Quiz
Math
We are currently working a multiplication unit.
Grade 4: working on multiplication up to 9 x 9 and have touched on multiplying two digit numbers by 1 digit. We have gone over strategies for multiplying any number by 0, 1, 10, 100, 100 and 1000. This week they will continue to look at multiplying numbers such as 35 x 7 and move on to basic division.
It is very important that students know their multiplication facts. Some students have mastered facts up to 9 x 9 and can just review them periodically. If students are still struggling to recall these facts automatically, they should be studied frequently at home.
Grade 5: working on multiplication of larger numbers and reviewing multiplication of two or three digit numbers by one digit. We have reviewed some strategies on how this can be done and worked on sample questions. We will be moving on to multiplying two digit by two digit and division of larger numbers.
It is very important that students know their multiplication facts. Some students have mastered facts up to 9 x 12 and can just review them periodically. If students are still struggling to recall these facts automatically, they should be studied frequently at home.
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Posted: January 15, 2020
1) read
2) spelling list 12
3) review multiplication facts (quiz Friday)
4) no gym tomorrow (switched today with tomorrow)
Posted: January 12, 2020
just in case any students want to use scratch at home here is the link:
Posted: January 7, 2020
Les Devoirs
1) Read (books will be kept for 2 weeks)
No other homework
We will be doing show and tell Thursday for any students interested. This is part of Speaking and Listening and students are welcome to bring something they got for Christmas and show it to the class. If the item is large, please feel free to take a picture or video.
Posted: December 16, 2019
No Homework this week.
Tomorrow is Christmas Spirit Day.
Please note: we will be painting tomorrow with acrylic paint, which will stain clothing. It would be a good idea to send some old clothes to pain in tomorrow, as we may get a little messy.
Posted: December 14, 2019
Dress Up Days
Monday - Candy Cane (Red and White)
Tuesday - Christmas Spirit Day.
Wednesday - Christmas Sweater Day
Thursday- Red and Green
Friday- PJ Day
Posted: December 12, 2019
Posted: December 12, 2019
Here is a link to photos of the Blackville School Young Entrepreneurs Showcase and Market 2019
Posted: December 9, 2019
1) read
2) study spelling 11
3) grade 4 - study facts for 7 and 8 quiz Thursday.
4) Christmas concert @ 9:00 am in gym.
Posted: December 8, 2019
Reminders:
December 10th – Christmas concert @ 9:00am
December 10th – Christmas Dinner (free thanks to the Blackville Credit Union)
December 11th – Young Entrepreneurs Showcase (prices of items vary)
December 17th – Annual Christmas Shop ($2 items)
New:
Dress Up Days
December 16th – Candy Cane (Red and White)
December 17th – Christmas Spirit Day (anything Christmas related)
December 18th – Christmas Sweater Day
December 19th - Red and Green
December 20th - PJ Day
Note:
December 20th is a full day of school for students.
January 7th is the first day back for students.
Posted: December 2, 2019
Les Devoirs:
1) read (each night)
2) study spelling list 10
3) gr 4 - study math facts for 7 and 8 (see agenda)
4) gr 5 - math sheet due Friday. See below for help.
5) gym tomorow
Grade 5 - Math Homework
millimeters to centimetres take away 1 zero EX: 70 mm = 7 cm
centimeters to millimeters add 1 zero EX: 500 cm = 50 mm
centimeters to meters take away 2 zeros EX: 300 cm = 3 m
meters to centimeters add 2 zeros EX: 5 m = 500 cm
millimeters to meters take away 3 zeros EX: 6 000 mm = 6 m
Examples: 8 m = 8000 mm , 8 m = 800 cm , 8000 mm = 800 cm
50 cm = 500 mm , 8 cm = 80 mm, 500 cm = 5 000 mm
4 m = 400 cm , 40 cm = 4 mm
Posted: November 28, 2019
A BIG THANK YOU goes out to all grade 5 students and parents who participated in the Tupperware fundraiser. Fundraising is a big part of the grade 5 field trip and banquet and your participation is very much appreciated. Top sellers in 5T and 5D were given a little treat today. Orders were picked up today and will be placed in next day or two. Thanks again!
Posted: November 27, 2019
Posted: November 27, 2019
Both Teams have practice after school on Thursday, Nov.28.
Students are reminded to have a drive at 4:00, and to wait in the Elementary Open Area until Mrs.
Sobey takes you to the Gym after school. Don't forget to bring your sneakers back upstairs or back with you
the next day :)