Monday, December 16, 2013
Christmas Song- Ella Fitzgerald
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Digestive System Video
We are moving on from the circulatory system to talk about the food's path through the body: the digestive system. Here is a video to help learn more.
Biome Boxes
In case you haven't seen them in class, here are some pictures of the biome boxes that the children created. I was really impressed with the what they came up with.
Deciduous Forest: Stella, Georgy & Vladimir
Arctic Tundra: Nina, Bia & Tom
Tropical Forest: Saralyne, Loanne, Elisabeth
Desert: Valentino, Eva, Sofia
Taiga: Sasha, Carla, Alex
Deciduous Forest: Stella, Georgy & Vladimir
Arctic Tundra: Nina, Bia & Tom
Tropical Forest: Saralyne, Loanne, Elisabeth
Desert: Valentino, Eva, Sofia
Taiga: Sasha, Carla, Alex
Spelling List- Week of 13 December
1) breakfast- petit déjeuner
2) bread- pain
3) weather- le temps (conditions climatiques)
4) sweater- pull
5) leather- cuir
6) head- tête
7) ready- pret
8) deaf- sourd
9) feather- plume
10) meadow- pré
2) bread- pain
3) weather- le temps (conditions climatiques)
4) sweater- pull
5) leather- cuir
6) head- tête
7) ready- pret
8) deaf- sourd
9) feather- plume
10) meadow- pré
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Spelling List Week of 6 December
1) star- étoile
2) yard- jardin
3) barn- grange
4) arm- bras
5) scarf- écharpe
6) card- carte
7) farm- ferme
8) park- parc
9) hard- dur/difficile
10) yarn- (c'est la matériel avec qui on tricote-- en Français je pense qu'on dit "laine" mais en Anglais ce n'est pas forcement faite de la laine, elle peut être faite du coton, etc. aussi)
2) yard- jardin
3) barn- grange
4) arm- bras
5) scarf- écharpe
6) card- carte
7) farm- ferme
8) park- parc
9) hard- dur/difficile
10) yarn- (c'est la matériel avec qui on tricote-- en Français je pense qu'on dit "laine" mais en Anglais ce n'est pas forcement faite de la laine, elle peut être faite du coton, etc. aussi)
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Spelling List (Week of 29 November)
1) storm- un orage
2) fork- une fourchette
3) horn- un klaxon; un cor; une corne
4) corn- maïs
5) north- nord
6) sore- endolori; en colère
7) torn- déchiré
8) stork- la cigogne
9) more- encore/plus
10) thorn- une épine
2) fork- une fourchette
3) horn- un klaxon; un cor; une corne
4) corn- maïs
5) north- nord
6) sore- endolori; en colère
7) torn- déchiré
8) stork- la cigogne
9) more- encore/plus
10) thorn- une épine
Monday, November 18, 2013
Spelling List- Week of 22 November
All of the words in this week's list have a silent letter (a letter that is not pronounced) do you know which letters they are?
If you want to hear how the words sound, click on the link and download the file as PPTX
If you want to hear how the words sound, click on the link and download the file as PPTX
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Biomes Project Information
This week we will begin online research on biomes. Students will work in groups of 3 on a specific biome. After the research is done, students will be making biomes in a box to help others in class learn about the world's biomes. Here are some links to help you research your biome:
Map of Biomes
Information About Different Biomes
*If the English is too difficult, look for some articles in French to help you learn more.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Spelling List (Week of 15 Nov)
1) down
2) crown
3) flower
4) tower
5) owl
6) bowl
7) brown
8) shower
9) towel
10) bow
Notes:
* All of the words rhyme except for the word "bowl."
* The word "bow" can be pronounced in two ways and has two meanings--on this list it is the verb form (The actors bow at the end of the play.)
2) crown
3) flower
4) tower
5) owl
6) bowl
7) brown
8) shower
9) towel
10) bow
Notes:
* All of the words rhyme except for the word "bowl."
* The word "bow" can be pronounced in two ways and has two meanings--on this list it is the verb form (The actors bow at the end of the play.)
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