Probablity Practice- Reinforcement- HW

Letter probability & frequency in a piece of News

1. Cut and paste a piece of news in your notebook.
2. Select- underline 10 words
3. Create a frequency table (or Tally Chart) of letters
4. Based on your analysis, show the fraction-decimal and %
5. Create a summary statement 
6. Repeat this activity to decide probability that these letters will recur throughout the article.

Letter	Fraction	Decimal	%	Comment
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WE REMEMBER!!

What IS Remembrance Day?

Remembrance Day was originally called Armistice Day or in some countries Vetrans Day, ANZAC, Jour de Souvenir, etc. and is observed on the 11th day of the 11th month, November 11th in many countries around the world. At the 11th hour on this day, we pause to remember the brave soldiers who fought and died.

This date and time marks the moment that World War I ended.  We pause in this moment to remember the fighting and loss which paid the price for freedom, democracy, liberty and justice.   We hold hope that we do not repeat this sorts of events again and hold our liberties dear in honor of those that laid down their lives for their country.

Percent Review- Formula

Hi kids,
Here is a review of percentage.
Below you should find,
1. what is means,
2. the basic fractions and their percantages that we must know from memory and finally, 
3. how to solve it with a formula.

PROBABILITY- MATH LESSON

Hey kids,

  We have a new topic... PROBABILITY! What does that mean?

Probability is the chance that something will happen, or how likely it is that an event will occur. When we toss a coin in the air, we use the word probability to refer to how likely it is that the coin will land with head's side up.

  If there are 7 legos on the table. What is the probability that you might choose a yellow lego??

What steps should we follow to try and decide how likely it would be that I choose a yellow lego??

WATCH THIS LESSON-YOUTUBE

PROBABILITY & CHANCE

*GAMES for PRACTICE*
Daisy Petals Probability Game
PONY PULL GAME
GUMBALL GAME
THE SLUDGY SLUSHER
MARBLES

Math review

Hey kids, 
We hope you are happy back at school!!
Here are a few posters (& games) to help remind you about our final topics in Maths this year.
Please review and practice online when possible. 
 If you are experiencing any difficulties please leave a comment in the box below so we can work with you or offer new support right here in the blog.
Have fun learning!


Angles



GAME- Measure & predict Angles

Triangles


GAMES- Triangle Review



Area



GAMES- AREA PRACTICE


Perimeter of any shape- ADD UP ALL THE SIDES!







GAMES- Toy Theater- SOLVE PERIMETER

Fraction Review


To Add or Subtract you must find a common denominator



GAME- PRACTICE FRACTION WORK 

ART HISTORY- ART MOVEMENTS

Hi kids,
  Our new unit of inquiry requires us to explore the world of art far and wide, from past to present.
After brainstorming in the class with your friends we have discovered many different ways in which humans express themselves.
Here were some of your thoughts.

We started our exploration during the last unit in 1800´s France, Impressionism. 

We will ask you to explore many different art movements (LOI1).

While gaining information and reviewing the facts, historical and geographical connections we ask that you try to idenify any elements that connect with how you personally express yourself- this will help you to prepare for an upcoming art project for LOI3. 
Also, reflect on why you feel connected?  
Consider your family heritage, your life experiences, etc.
Please use the following guide below to assist your inquiry and be sure to share any interesting finds with us in class.

Art Movements
(Here are some of the art movements you should become familiar with.  Please consider time, place, who, characteristics and any famous works.) 

Prehistoric

Egyptian

Greek

Roman

Byzantine

Renaissance

Celtic

Baroque

Romanticism

Modern Art

Contemporary Art

Impressionism 

Post Impressionism

Fauvism

Expressionism

Cubism

Surrealism

Optic Art

Pop Art

Abstract

And many,many more...

Here is a table we used in class... feel free to use this to help you gather your findings.
(Click on the link below for your assignment.)

Kids, due to unforeseen circumstances we have not been able to attend classes therefore we have missed crucial time which would have been designated to concluding our art history and creative lessons.

 We are asking for your cooperation in completing this activity during the week to hand in on Monday as we are leading up to the end of our school year.

1. Finish your research (so you can do your own work)
2. Select a movement or a mix of components which you think will help you express yourself.
3. Create a work that demonstrates all of the characteristics you believe best shows your artistic expression (very personal). 
4.  Reflection- upon finishing you must connect your product with the 3 LOI ́s while mentioning which attributes of the learner profile you focused on.

UOI5- LOI 1 (Historical connection)

Before selecting how you will portray your image (SELF PORTRAIT) you must first inquire about a minimum of 3-5 different styles of art including…

Type-period of art(Visit Blog for complete list)	Time- Where and when did it exist?	Style or characteristics	Famous artists or work	Personal notes
Example- Impressionism	1800 ́s France	Short strokes, use of light, mainly outdoors, oil paint	Van Gogh, Manet, Monet, Renoir.	Initially was regarded as poor art- did not meet the high French standards of that time.
Byzantine (pictures and architecture)	4th century, Italy	Religious, spiritual, symbolizes a rich culture, mosaics, frescoes…  It was painted with gold.	Jesus mosaic	̈ The goal was to create a sense of heaven on Earth.¨
Baroque
Continuous Line Drawing
Gothic
Complete list in Blog...

Here are a few links to help your investigation.
DUCKSTERS- ART HISTORY
ART HISTORY FOR KIDS
ARTY FACTORY TIMELINES

How to solve Area of Tirangles? (GEOMETRY)

Hey kids,

We are moving beyond calculating area and perimeter of squares, rectangles, parallellograms, and right triangles. Our next task is to to try solve acute and obtuse triuangles as well.

  Take a look at the following videos and lets see what we can do!

If I want to solve the area of this Right triangle, I can solve the rectangle first and then divide it equally in 2 parts.

Here was are looking at another type of triangle.
Take a look at the videos to realize why this formula works.
 If you are still in doubt, lets cut out some shapes until we can visualize this ourselves.