HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete handout. Watch video below


SCIENCE
Page 21 # 1-3

MATH

CHARACTER TRAITS

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CHARACTER TRAITS

HOMEWORK

MATH
PAGE 128 #3-9
MATH QUIZZES RETURNED


GEOGRAPHY
GEOGRAPHY QUIZ RETURNED


SCIENCE
INCOMPLETE WORK SHOULD BE COMPLETED


LANGUAGE
READING TEST HAS BEEN RETURNED.

REMINDERS
-MONTREAL PERMISSION  FORM DUE SOON.
-WINTER LUNCH MONEY  DUE

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete handout

SCIENCE
Work on Motion gizmo


Reminders
- Montreal letter has gone home. Please return ASAP.

HOMEWORK

NOVEL STUDY
Complete handout questions #6-14

MATH
Complete worksheet


SCIENCE
Complete handout on Speed and Velocity

Dance
Select song from the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s.


Reminders
-Log onto google classroom


Have a great weekend!!!

HOMEWORK

MATH
Watch video below
Complete day's work.


NOVEL STUDY
Continue to read chapter entitled  December. Complete #1-5 on handout.

MATH

HOMEWORK

Math
Watch video below.

Language
Log onto Googleclassrom. Check comments on assignments. Do corrections.

Science
Read pages 10-12. Answer questions


Dance

Homework

Math
Chapter 5 test will take place on Tuesday or Wednesday. Math quizzes have been returned.
We will begin Algebra on Monday. Check out the video below.


Science
Science videos on our  Systems strand will be posted to google classroom.


Language
Next week we will look at analogies. Check out the video below.

HOMEWORK

SCIENCE

Final Inquiry Project is due on Monday. 

Reminders

-We have our dance at Jean de Brebeuf tomorrow. 

HOMEWORK

SCIENCE INQUIRY
Complete research for conferences tomorrow.


NOVEL STUDY
Complete questions on reading comprehension.


REMINDERS
- Bring in candy canes
- Bring permission forms and money.

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete three pages of math handout

REMINDERS
-Christmas Dance at Jean de Brebeuf  on Friday, December 15, 2017.
- Parent Information Meeting on Wednesday, December 13, 2017.
-Bring in your candy canes. We will begin  sell them next week.

Reminders

Montreal Trip

There will be a Parent Information session regarding the proposed Intermediate Overnight Excursion on Wednesday, December 13, 2017 at 6 pm at the school.  The evening will include a presentation from the tour company and will be very informative.  We hope to see you all there. Thank you.


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MATH

HOMEWORK

MATH



What are the three types of graphs this video describes?
How are they different?
How are they similar?

HOMEWORK

MATH
-Watch video on blog.
-Review today's returned test. Do corrections.
-Retest is on Tuesday.
-Math tests have been returned. Please sign

LANGUAGE
-Novel study reading comprehension is due on Monday.
- Prepare for Fishbowl on Tuesday. You will be discussing your Inquiry Projects

SCIENCE
-Continue with your research.
- Complete the Evaluation of your online resources.
- Complete your science gizmo.
-Science Tests have been returned. Please sign.


ART
-Plan our Christmas Door.


Reminders
- No school tomorrow for you. It is a PA Day!
-Please bring in Candy canes. We will be selling to raise money for families in need, this Christmas Season. Please support this wonderful initiative.

HOMEWORK

MATH

-Watch Vid
-Complete handout

LANGUAGE
-Complete notes for Religion
-Complete and submit journal on googleclassroom

SCIENCE
Work on Science Gizmo Experiment.


Reminders
IB applications are due December 1st.
PA Day on Friday.

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete page 91 #1-5

INQUIRY
Work on your question tree

MATH

 Population is any entire collection of people, animals, plants or things from which we may collect data. It is the entire group we are interested in, which we wish to describe or draw conclusions about.

A sample is a group  selected from a larger group (the population). By studying the sample it is hoped to draw valid conclusions about the larger group.


A sample is generally selected for study because the population is too large to study. 
The sample should be representative of the general population. 

 A Biased Sample : 

A sample is biased if individuals or groups from the population are not represented in the sample. Biased Question Definition of Biased Question A Biased Question is a question worded in such a way that a particular answer is favored over others. Also a biased question makes assumptions that may or may not be true. Example(s) of Biased Question Do you want to eat a hamburger or the usual vegetable sandwich? This question is unfair, because it favors hamburger over vegetable sandwich. Is green your favorite color? This question is asked based on an assumption, i.e. the person to whom this question is asked may or may not like green color. Solved Example on Biased Question: Is the following question biased? Say yes or no. ‘Do you watch movies directed by Steven Spielberg’? Choices: A. Yes B. No Correct Answer: B  Solution: Step 1: No, the given question is not biased, because neither does it favor one answer over others nor does it make any assumption. Related Terms:    Unfair Assumption Favor Real-world Connections for Biased Question Usually companies use biased questions in their advertisements or marketing surveys to make people favor their products over others.

HOMEWORK

MATH
Review for tomorrow's chapter test
-decimal multiplication and division
-terminating and repeating decimals
-ratios, rates and proportions
-converting fractions to decimals and percentages
-solving percentage  word problems

SCIENCE
Study for Science Test on Monday
It is will be Chapter 4
4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.5, and 4.8

LANGUAGE
Novel study test returned. Parents, please sign.

Reminders
-Our chocolate fundraiser has now begun. Let's bring in our money.

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete handout

SCIENCE
Work on your Inquiry Question.

Reminders
-Sell your chocolates.

HOMEWORK

MATH
PAGE 74 #4-8

SCIENCE
-PAGE 32 #1-15
-INQUIRY - Work on your projects

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete percentage worksheet

LANGUAGE
Complete journal and reading comprehension

SCIENCE
Select an Inquiry Question.
This question should be a thick question.
Create a question tree
This includes related hin questions that need to be researched so that the thick question may be answered.

INQUIRY SKILLS

Dear Parents:

Staring Thursday November 16, the grade 8 students will begin a major fundraising effort for their grade 8 trip. This fundraiser will allow individual students to sell chocolates off site. Each participating student will receive a box of containing 30 bars. In order for a child to participate in the contest, a parent/guardian must sign a permission form that will be distributed to students.  No child will be issued a box of candy without a signed permission form.  The permission form states that the child can receive a case of World’s Finest Chocolate to sell as part of the fundraising contest being conducted by the grade 8 students. By signing this form, the parent/guardian understands that their child agrees to sell the bars of WFC candy and that guardian is responsible for their child turning in $90 in cash for each case sold.  These funds must be paid in cash.   

Parent permission forms have been sent home today. Please sign and return. 

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete handout. Review math vids below.

NOVEL STUDY
-Type up your journal from Monday using google docs. Share with me (babbm@tcdsb.ca) on google classroom.  This is due tomorrow.
- Novel study vocabulary and comprehension questions are due on Monday.

FULLY ALIVE
-Complete handout tonight.

Reminders
- Chocolate fundraiser permission form has gone home today. Please sign and return.
-Parent-student interviews are tomorrow. I look forward to seeing both you and your child. Pleas be on time!

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete booklet on percentages, decimals and fractions

NOVEL STUDY
Complete handout


FULLY ALIVE
Complete handout.


Reminders
-Report Cards have been sent home today with interview times. Please be prompt for your ten minute interview! If you require a longer time, we can speak again at a later date.

NOVEL STUDY

HOMEWORK

MATH

Watch the videos below.


NOVEL STUDY

Write journal paragraph

Reminders
- Picture Retake Day is tomorrow. Come in uniform!

MATH

MATH
Complete page 54-55 #3-10

DRAMA/DANCE
Practise your part in tomorrow's performance. Don't forget to bring your costume. You are wearing black or your costume.

Reminders
-It is getting colder. Dress for the weather. You need winter coats, scarves and gloves. Please bring in an indoor shoe to wear in class.

MATH

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete handout

LANGUAGE
Complete paragraph explaining the author's intent of the two songs. They are called "War" by Edwin Starr and "What's Going on" by Marving Gaye.

Reminders
-Bring in your photo orders. It is due tomorrow.

MATH

WE REMEMBER

HOMEWORK

MATH
Complete the handout

LANGUAGE
Work on your poem in two voices.
It is due on Monday.

Reminders
-Photo Orders are due on Monday
- We have no mass tomorrow morning.

Also check out the links about the wartime  conditions that soldiers faced during the First World War.
http://www.warmuseum.ca/firstworldwar/history/life-at-the-front/trench-conditions/rats-lice-and-exhaustion/