I can do all things through Christ that strengthens me !... Phil 4:13

Tuesday, 15 September 2015

OPEN HOUSES


All Toronto Catholic District School Board secondary schools welcome grade 8 students and their families to open houses each fall.

This is an opportunity to meet some of the staff, check out school facilities and learn more about the various programs, services and activities

Unless otherwise noted, all open houses begin at 7:00 p.m. 

October 21
Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts
36 Greenfield Avenue, North York
October 22
Blessed Cardinal Newman Catholic Secondary School
100 Brimley Road South, Scarborough
Blessed Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School
40 Sewells Road, Scarborough
October 27
Francis Libermann Catholic Secondary School
4640 Finch Avenue East, Scarborough
Jean Vanier Catholic Secondary School
959 Midland Avenue, Scarborough
6:30 p.m. 
October 28
Neil McNeil High School
127 Victoria Park Avenue, Scarborough
(Boys only)
Notre Dame High School
14 Malvern Avenue, Scarborough (Toronto)
(Girls only)

St. John Paul II Catholic Secondary School
685 Military Trail, Scarborough
November 3
Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School
101 Mason Boulevard, North York
Please call the school 416-393-5510 for details
(Girls only)
Senator O'Connor College School
60 Rowena Drive, North York 
November 5
Brebeuf College School
211 Steeles Avenue East, North York
(Boys only)
Mary Ward Catholic Secondary School
3200 Kennedy Road, Scarborough
St. Joseph's Morrow Park Catholic Secondary Schoo​l
3379 Bayview Avenue, North York
(Girls only)

Monday, 14 September 2015

HOMEWORK

MATH: Complete handout on divisibility rules

LANGUAGE: Complete handout on sentences

GEOGRAPPHY-  Quiz on Latitude and Longitude tomorrow 

RELIGION: Complete the crossword puzzle.

Reminders
-Girls' Flag Football tomorrow at lunch
- Terry Fox pledge forms have gone home today. Start collecting those pledges.
-Vaccination forms due by Friday


Divisibility Rules

The divisibility rules make math easier. You can tell  if something is divisible by a number just by looking at it

Friday, 11 September 2015

HOMEWORK

LANGUAGE
-Use Ideas rubric to mark writing sample.
-Complete rewrite of  paragraph on Summer Vacation
GEOGRAPHY
-Review notes
- Complete handout on longitude
RELIGION
Complete handout on the Gifts on the Holy Spirit

Reminders
Flag Football tryouts next week 


Vaccination forms due by Sept. 18th












MATH

Next week's math lesson: Divisibility Rules

Traits of Writing

There are 6 traits of good writing. Today we will look at Ideas.

GIFTS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

Thursday, 10 September 2015

HOMEWORK

Math: Complete handout

Language: Complete writing a paragraph about your summer vacation

Religion: Complete activity page on the Holy Spirit.

Art: Complete name plate

Reminders

-Flag football tryouts are next week.
- Vaccination forms have gone home today for all grade 7 students and grade 8 girls . 
-Gym tomorrow. Bring proper clothing and deodorant.

GEOGRAPHY

Equator- an imaginary line of latitude that divides the earth into the Northern and Southern Hemisphere


Lines of latitude -parallel lines that run east to west. They are either north or south of the equator. 

Tomorrow we will look at lines of longitude,


Math:
We reviewed factors and prime numbers.


The factor of an number are whole numbers that you can multiply to get that number.

Tomorrow we will look at factor rainbows, factor trees and highest common factors. Check below to review or get a jump on tomorrow's lesson. 







Wednesday, 9 September 2015

HOMEWORK

LANGUAGE:
Today we looked literary genres. Review notes and complete handout

ART
Work on Name Plate


Notes
- Letter has gone home.

Tuesday, 8 September 2015

Welcome All

Welcome parents and students. My name is Ms. Babb and  I look forward to an exciting year of learning and fun.


Four important forms have gone home today. Please ensure that the are signed and returned as soon as possible.

Homework

- Complete geography handout
-Work on name plate
-Get forms signed.

Tuesday, 16 June 2015

Thursday, 4 June 2015

HOMEWORK

GEOGRAPHY: Work on Project

SCIENCE: Test on Monday 11.1-11.5

 New Terms to note

Bioremediation

 Thermal Pollution

Watershed

Tuesday, 2 June 2015

Monday, 1 June 2015

HOMEWORK

LANGUAGE: Finish Letter

SCIENCE: Page 42-44

MATH: Page 410 #7,8 &10 page 417 #1 &5

FRENCH : Test on Monday

GEOGRAPHY: Complete worksheet and project

Reminders

-Grad letter due Thursday
- P A Day on Friday.
- Bring in earphones for music


What is a parasite?
An organism that gets its food from living inside another or attaching to its host.

What is a biological contaminant?



Parasites from  contaminated feces enter the ground water or surface water.



Thermal Pollution- artificial raising of the temperature.


Wednesday, 27 May 2015

HOMEWORK

LANGUAGE: Complete draft of persuasive letter

GOEGRAPHY: Find definitions of terms for inquiry project.

Friday, 22 May 2015

HOMEWORK


Geography: Collect information for inquiry project

Language: Complete language sheet

Math: Page 363 #2-10. Test on Tuesday.

French: Test on Wednesday

Reminders
- Girls Soccer Tryout on Monday

GEOGRAPHY INQUIRY PROJECT

For the country you have selected, find the following facts

- Latitude and Longitude
-Closest Neighbouring Countries
- Capital City and Major cities
-Population Density
-Most Recent Birth Rate
-Most Recent Death Rate
-Life Expectancy
-Living Standard
Literacy Rate