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Posted: June 2, 2011

Well assessments  are over! Yay!  It's time to finish up the last couple math tests we did not have the time to get in. Volum/area/perimeter will be on Tuesday June 7th, and Fractions and Decimals will be on June 9th.(We have already coverd these units and done all of the work we just didn't have time to review and test before assessments, So we will spend a couple days reviewing each before that test!  Things are going well!Tonight's review (if not finished in class)Pg. 158-159 # 8,9,12,13, & 14.  (No need to actually build the shapes, just find the area the rest is done in class!) Over the weekend we will also have a review sheet on Volume to prepare for the test.  Have a great weekend!

Posted: May 24, 2011

What a busy few weeks left we have!  I cannot believe how fast the year has gone!               "Time flies when you're having fun!" May 25th - Dessert Theatre @ 6:30p (6:00 to help) May 27th - Cool Shades Day ($1.00 to wear sunglasses and hat) May 28th - Bottle Drive @ 10:00am (9:30 to get ready) May 30th - Essays are due! May 30th June 2 - Math Assessments                 Please make sure students are well rested and have a good breakfast each day!                 No need to worry, but lets do our best! June 2 & 3 - Spring Fling concerts @ noon June 15-17 - Mount Carleton Field trip June 21 - Track and Field day @ JMH   Not a whole lot of time left and we will be keeping busy!  So check bookbags for notices and the website for news!

Posted: May 24, 2011

- MATH: This week we are focusing on math review for the provincial assessments!               So study your facts and practice any problem areas each night along with any review sheets given! - ENGLISH: Essays are due May 30th!  These must be approx. 3 pages long.  If typed: 14pt font with 1.5 spacing.                    They must include a title page.                 - Reading each night 20 minutes! - FRENCH: (for Friday's class) find/cut out a picture of a destination (beach, mountains, jungle ect..)            Then find pictures of clothing you would wear while visiting that place. (We will do an activity with these Friday.) - Gym Wednesday & Friday  - FRIDAY is Cool Shades day!  For a $1.00 donation to CNIB you can wear a hat and sunglasses all day at school!  

Posted: April 18, 2011

It's a short week!  Which means our spelling test is on Thursday instead of Friday. (7, not too difficult, words) - Read each night for 20 minutes or more (I will be collecting reading logs Thursday) - Math (Textbook questions) Mon- pg. 225 #4, 5 & pg. 228 #2, 3, 5 - Social Studies test is Thursday - Gym Wednesday - Hanging flower basket orders due Wednesday the 20th!! We will have a small easter celebration when we return from the egg hunt on Thursday afternoon. All mystery drafts should have been passed in today!  If you have not yet passed it in, I will be looking for it tomorrow!

Posted: April 11, 2011

- Reading (20 minutes logged) each day - Spelling (Mon- put new list in alphabetical order, Tues/Wed - sentences, Thurs - study for test) - Math worksheets (M, T, & Th) - Science test is Wednesday - Social studies ziggurat models are due Thursday - Gym Wed. & Fri. - Hanging baskets money due back Thursday April 14/11
- Spelling test is tomorrow! - Math tonight is questions #2 problem on pg. 127 and your math facts!  We are doing perimeter and area of quadrilaterals so we really need to know our facts! - Gym tomorrow! Prepare to go outside! (Mits, hat, ski pants or splash pants, and coat are REQUIRED by Mr. Nastasiuk) - French clothing cards are due tomorrow (Friday April 8) - Social studies: Due next Thursday is your model Ziggurat (Mesopotamian god/goddess homes) Also, keep in mind the test is coming up soon! - District Spelling Bee is tomorrow.  We will be cheering on the students representing Croft! - Notice went home today to notify parents of the upcoming 'talk' with grade 5 students.  The public Health nurse wil be here April 13th to talk with the girls and the boys (separately) about growing up. (Helpful websites were included on the notice.)

Posted: April 4, 2011

- Read 20 minutes each night and log it - Spelling: Monday - Words in Alphabetical order                Tuesday - Sentences with 1st half of list               Wednesday - Sentences with 2nd half of list                Thursday - Study for spelling test tomorrow - Math: Practice facts each night            Worksheet or Questions from text (#'s posted that day) - French: Make cards with drawings or magazine cutouts of articles of clothing.                (This is for a game we will play on Friday afternoon.) Hat day Tuesday April 5th!  Bring $1.00 in support of Autism Awareness  

Posted: February 16, 2011

- Reading 15-20 minutes, logged in reading log - Math worksheet (for those who have not finished)   Practice math facts - Remember "So you think you can dance" tryouts are tomorrow! - Hawaiian day is Friday bring your $1.00 and your Hawaiian gear!  

Posted: February 10, 2011

- Reading for 15-20 minutes (logged in reading log or homework book if necessary) - Math Pg. 86 # 1-4 - Bring skates and warm clothes as the class is going skating for gym class tomorrow! - Monday is Valentine's day!  Wear your red and/or pink!

Posted: January 20, 2011

Skating tomorrow at lunch (optional) and during gym class from 1:00 - 2:00pm.  Dress for the weather!!

Posted: January 20, 2011

I hope everyone enjoyed their snowday but we're back to good ol' homework! - Lecture 15 a 20 min. - Math worksheet (facts to 9) - Book orders due next Friday (28th) - Tomorrow is Crazy Hat Day!....Bring a loonie and your craziest hat to support our student council!!

Posted: January 17, 2011

-Reading 15 - 20 min., logged in campfire notebook -Math test must be signed for tomorrow -Don't forget to bring your favorite food tomorrow!  

Posted: January 14, 2011

As we finish up our French unit on eating habits and preferences, Tuesday, January 18 we are having "Un diner de mes aliments préférés"  (My Favorite Foods lunch). This means we will be eating lunch all together in our class, while speaking french of course! Students, who can, will bring in a lunch that includes their favorite food (or one of their favorites).                                         Please remember we are a nut free school!    Before we eat, each student will briefly present to the class what their favorite food is, why they like it so much, and how often they get to have it (in French).  This does not need to be a prepared written presentation, but they should have an idea what they want to say about it.  We have alreay discussed this in class and most of the neccessary vocabulary has been used daily throughout the unit, however I will help with any unfamiliar vocabulary.   *Some students have asked if they could bring in enough of their favorite food to let their classmates try it.  This is fine, but not at all neccessary; as long as they each have something to eat and something to present they are fine!  (Please let me know if there are any food allergies I am not already aware of. Thanks) **If it is not possible to bring in any of their favorite foods, they can bring a packed lunch to eat with us and a picture or drawing of their favorite food item to present with! 

Posted: December 20, 2010

Just a few reminders: - There will be no homework this week, but reading each night is always a good idea. - The Christmas concert is tomorrow (Tuesday Dec. 21/10) - We are doing very well in the food bank competition, but there are a lot of needy families that could use our help! - Thursday, Dec. 23rd is now only a half day of school!  It is very important that I know EXACTLY where your child is to go when the children are dismissed. (Time to be finalized)  A notice will go home that you can fill out.   Have a Safe and Happy Holiday!

Posted: December 15, 2010

- Lecture 15 a 20 minutes - Math review sheeet - Math TEST Friday!! - Practice for the concert! - Food bank donations!

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