- Reminders:

Catholic School's week - please sign online permission form sent in email, Jan 20

Tuesday and special Thursday lunches now open to order:  St. Alphonsus

Homework:

- ELA - Fact and opinion worksheets

ELA -  Home Reading  - for NEW assigned novel - due Feb 9th 

Science - February 4 - Forces test

- finish cue cards (to study from)

Art - complementary art - tomorrow

Art - colour theory test - tomorrow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHpn3pTR86s

If you would like to order any scholastic items, please use the following class code:  RC214818  https://classroomessentials.scholastic.ca/s/cec-ca/en/digital-catalogues

"The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is practice.”   - Vladimir Horowitz

   - Reminders:

Catholic School's week - please sign online permission form sent in email, Jan 20

Tuesday and special Thursday lunches now open to order:  St. Alphonsus

Homework:

ELA - type Meaning of Home, include the following at the bottom

First and Last Name

Grade 5

St. Alphonsus School

343 Munroe Ave, Winnipeg, R2K1H2

Jennifer Pieczonka    

gr5@stals.ca    

204-667-6271

ELA -  Home Reading  - for NEW assigned novel - due Feb 9th 

Science - February 4 - Forces test

- finish cue cards (to study from)

Social Studies - Fur trade animal research (see instructions below) - in notebook

Art - complementary art - Feb 3

Art - colour theory test - Feb 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHpn3pTR86s

If you would like to order any scholastic items, please use the following class code:  RC214818  https://classroomessentials.scholastic.ca/s/cec-ca/en/digital-catalogues

"The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is practice.”   - Vladimir Horowitz

 

Fur trade animal research:

Beaver

Coyote

Arctic fox

Lynx

Mink

Otter

Muskrat

Sable (marten)

Ermine (weasel)

Select four animals to research.  For each animal, answer the following questions:

-          What is the average size of the animal

(height/length and weight)?

 

-          What is the animal’s diet?

 

-          What are the animal’s feeding/hunting habits?

 

-          What is the animal’s habitat?

  - Reminders:

Catholic School's week - please sign online permission form sent in email, Jan 20

Tuesday and special Thursday lunches now open to order:  St. Alphonsus

Homework:

Math -  rotations practice

ELA -  Home Reading  - for NEW assigned novel - due Feb 9th 

Science - February 4 - Forces test

Social Studies - Fur trade animal research (see instructions below) - in notebook

Art - complementary art - Feb 3

Art - colour theory test - Feb 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHpn3pTR86s

If you would like to order any scholastic items, please use the following class code:  RC214818  https://classroomessentials.scholastic.ca/s/cec-ca/en/digital-catalogues

"The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is practice.”   - Vladimir Horowitz

 

Fur trade animal research:

Beaver

Coyote

Arctic fox

Lynx

Mink

Otter

Muskrat

Sable (marten)

Ermine (weasel)

Select four animals to research.  For each animal, answer the following questions:

-          What is the average size of the animal

(height/length and weight)?

 

-          What is the animal’s diet?

 

-          What are the animal’s feeding/hunting habits?

 

-          What is the animal’s habitat?

  - Reminders:

Field trip tomorrow (Manitoba Museum) - school appropriate colour clothes

Catholic School's week - please sign online permission form sent in email, Jan 20

Tuesday and special Thursday lunches now open to order:  St. Alphonsus

Homework:

Math - 1/2 turn SHAPES - rotations

ELA -  Home Reading  - for NEW assigned novel - due Feb 9th 

Science - contact/non-contact (push pull twist/gravity magnets static)

Social Studies - Bristish interactions reflection

Art - complementary art - Feb 3

Art - colour theory test - Feb 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHpn3pTR86s

If you would like to order any scholastic items, please use the following class code:  RC214818  https://classroomessentials.scholastic.ca/s/cec-ca/en/digital-catalogues

"The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is practice.”   - Vladimir Horowitz