Friday, April 17th

Check this out! David Thompson has a new school website where you can get tons of resources to keep you busy and entertained while being stuck at home. There are links to Challenges where you can post your video and challenge classmates to compete, Games, Dance Tutorials, Cooking Ideas, Construction Competitions, and more. You can even workout with Mr. T every week and see teacher videos and pictures about how they are surviving isolation. 

1- Just go to Google Classroom 

2- Login in with your CBE account: username@educbe.ca

2- Enter this code:  d2fc66m

3- Go to "Classwork" and check out all the topics

Email Ms. Hidalgo with any questions: eahidalgo@cbe.ab.ca 

                                        Week at a Glance:

Teacher	Course	Week at a Glance/Due dates	Estimated time	Learning Platform
Mme Poirier	Math	Compare Fractions with calculations & numbers lines. Important assignment due on April 24th 9:00am  Homework will be marked next online class.	1h40	D2L/Google Meet
MmeTurcotte – Mme Vicky	FLA - ES	Type of sentences and punctuation worksheets. Answer sheet will be posted on April 24th	1h40	D2L/Google Meet
Ms. Feke	ELA	- Greek God project due 17th - Time Capsule project due 27th	2 hours 2 hours	D2L/GoogleMeet D2L/GoogleMeet

                                     Office Hours:

Day	Teacher	Subject	Time	Nickname
Monday	Poliquin Plante	FLA Support	10:00 - 10:30 1:00 - 1:30	mmevickygr6 supportgr6
Tuesday	Poirier Feke	Math ELA	10:00 - 10:30 1:00 - 1:30	poiriermath6 ela6feke
Wednesday	Poliquin Turcotte Plante	FLA HUM Support	10:00 - 10:30 1:00 - 1:30 1:30 - 2:00	mmevickygr6 turcotte-grade6   supportgr6
Thursday	Poirier	Math	10:00 - 10:30	poiriermath6

Other Important Announcements:

1. To help you organize your school work and your due dates, you can use this Student Organizer.
2. To support you and help you read and write you can use those Online Support Tools. 
3. Please see D2L for more details about specific assignments.

Thursday, April 9th

                                               Week at a Glance

Teacher	Course	Week at a Glance/Due dates	Estimated time	Learning Platform
Mme Poirier	Math	"Fractions impropres" and "nombres fractionnaires" Homework will be marked on the next Online Class video	1h40	D2L/Google Meet
MmeTurcotte – Mme Vicky	FLA - ES	Brochure sur l’Athènes Antique. Vendredi le 17 avril.	1:40	D2L/Google Meet
Ms. Feke	ELA	Greek God/Goddess Project  Friday April 17	1:40	D2L/Google Meet

                                            Office Hours

Day	Teacher	Subject	time	code
Monday	Poliquin Plante	FLA Support	10:00-10:30 1:00-1:30	mmevickygr6 supportgr6
Tuesday	Poirier Feke	Math ELA	10:00-10:30 1:00-1:30	poiriermath6 ela6feke
Wednesday	Poliquin Turcotte Plante	FLA HUM Support	10:00-10:30 1:00-1:30 1:30-2:00	mmevickygr6 turcotte-grade6 supportgr6
Thursday	Poirier	Math	10:00-10:30	poiriermath6

Other Important Announcements:

1. To help you organize your school work and your due dates, you can use this Student Organizer.
2. To support you and help you read and write you can use those Online Support Tools. 

Friday, April 3rd

Bonjour 6e,

You will be able to access tutorial time from all your teachers on GoogleMeet every week. You need to log on with your Google account (educbe.ca) and enter the “Nickname” related to your teacher in order to enter the meeting session. This following link explain how to access GoogleMeet: GoogleMeet for CBE students.

Monday : 

Poliquin          FLA.             10:00-10:30.             mmevickygr6

Plante.            Support         1:00-1:30.                 supportgr6

Tuesday: 
Poirier            Math.             10:00-10:30.            poiriermath6 
Feke.               ELA.              1:00-1:30                 ela6feke 

Wednesday: 
Poliquin        FLA.              10:00-10:30.            mmevickygr6 
Turcotte.       HUM.            1:00-1:30                 turcotte-grade6 
Plante            Support         1:30-2:00                supportgr6 

Thursday:  
Poirier          Math.            10:00-10:30             poiriermath6           

A message from Student Services (Mme Plante)

Dear DTS students,

Wow, this is quite a change! I would love to hear from you. I want to know how you are doing. Whether it’s to give me a quick update or to have a conversation, I want you to know, I am here to support you. We can communicate by email.  This is for all students; this is a safe space where you can talk and express yourself. I will do my best to support you in any way I can. maplante@cbe.ab.ca

Social Studies:

Today, I will make the answer sheet for the cross-word available on D2L. Next week, you'll be working on the research project I explained on the last day of school. The project is in D2L, under Content - E.S. Athènes antiques - La brochure. Make sure you look at the rubrics for the project. You can make a paper version or an e-version. If you make a paper version you can scan it or take a picture of it to share is with Mme Vicky and I. 

FLA: 

As Madame Turcotte wrote, your ''brochure'' project for Ancient Athens will also be evaluated in French. I will focus on the writing part of it: syntax, vocabulary, spelling, use of grammar rules...
The rubric I will use is available under Content - ES Athènes antiques - La brochure.

Remember to also share this project at one of my addresses: vipoliquin@cbe.ab.ca or vipoliquin@educbe.ca.

If you have any questions you can send me an e-mail, create a post on D2L or talk to me during the Google Meet times we will have together.  My Google meet time are Monday and Wednesday from 10 am to 10:30.  The code to join is: mmevickygr6.

Math

You will have an assessment on the unit of Angles (geometric) that will be marked on the report card (average 35 questions).  Please click here to start the assessment Angles. You have all week to do it and it have to be submit before Friday April 10th at 9:00 am.  It will automatically save on my google account.  Your answers will be saved even if you are not done the assignment.  So, you can do it over multiple days.  When you press submit, you can't go back to update your answers so please make sure you answer all questions before submitting.

We will start our unit of Fractions this week.  So please, read page 163 to understand "Fractions impropres" and "nombres fractionnaires".  You can do the exercises (homework) on page 164 # 1-2-4.   Homework will be marked next Friday.

If you want, you can start working on this following link: nombres fractionnaireset fractions impropres.  

Monday, March 30th

Bonjour 6e,

I hope everyone had a nice Spring break... As you know, we (teachers) are starting to get organize with D2L for our online learning. Mme Vicky and I will be collaboration and will share information with you on the same D2L page. So, most assignments will be evaluated in FLA and Social Studies.

This week will be use as a review, it's been two weeks since we talked about L'Athènes antique. I posted this afternoon in content the PowerPoints and notes (+ a review table) from earlier in March. I also posted a review Mots Croisés that you can do. I will post the answers Friday, so you can correct yourself.

Next week, we will give you some more information on the assignment you were suppose to do the week before Spring break. It will be pretty similar to what I already explained, but with a FLA rubric too.


ELA:
Well grade 6 it appears as though we will only be seeing each other digitally for a while! I will be posting what you need to know here but I have also set up a D2L shell for you to find information and hand your work in. Please be patient as all your teachers are doing their best to make this seamless for you, and your parents! I hope you have been keeping up with your reading over the last 2 weeks.
I would like to connect with my 6.1 students on Tuesday April 7th at 1:00. So on Friday you can expect to see a link on this blog page to join up for a GoogleMeet. It is super easy and fun because I will be able to see and hear you all and you will also be able to see your classmates! So keep reading and we will "see" each other soon.
Ms.Feke

Math:

Voici ton travail pour cette semaine (31 mars au 3 avril):  Révision des angles 

Ouvrir le lien suivant (accepter le programme « Adobe Flash Player »)

http://www.learnalberta.ca/content/mfan/html/source/index.html?lesson=m6lessons/m6lesson16/frenchMath6-16.swf

*Sélectionner ‘’LECONS’’ et compléter les leçons.  (C’est interactif et intéressant)

*Les ‘’stratégies, glossaire et jeux’’ qui apparaissent à gauche ne doivent pas être faits.   

*Sélectionner et compléter les exercices qui apparaissent en bas de l’écran. (Je ne ramasse pas ce travail)

*Les réponses des exercices apparaissent dans l’espace « parents »

*Tu pourras imprimer le glossaire pour mieux te préparer pour ton évaluation. (Si tu n’as pas ton cahier de notes.)

*Tu devras compléter un travail (évaluation) qui comptera pour une note dans le bulletin.  Les exigences de ce travail te seront expliquées dans le Blog vendredi le 3 avril.

J’aimerais aussi que tu vérifies si tu as accès a D2L car certaines activités futures seront sur D2L. Vérifie ton ID et mot de passe (password). Si ton mot de passe ne fonctionne pas, tu peux appeler à l’école et parler à la secrétaire.  Elle va t’aider.

Amuses-toi bien et reste à la maison et prend bien soin de ta santé. 

J

March 20th

ELA:
Hello my dear students! Go outside every day and read. That's what you need to do. You will be missed so please know you can email me any time. Keep checking the blog. Here are some websites to get you started:
https://cbe.ab.ca/programs/curriculum/learning-at-home/Pages/6-9.aspx
https://readtheory.org/auth/login

Here is my D2L shell: https://d2l.cbe.ab.ca/d2l/home/602882
As soon as I hear more information, I will let you know via this BLOG and D2L.

MATH:

It is sad that we had to cancelled the Math Test planned for March 16th on the unit of Angles in Geometry.  I am sure you would have done very well as you were well prepared for it.  Keep your notebooks and assignments well organized for future learning. In the meantime, you can practice some Math with those free resources:

https://ca.ixl.com/math/grade-6   (You should focus on fractions, ratios and %)
https://www.prodigygame.com/
https://corbettmaths.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/

Math games:
https://www.adaptedmind.com  
https://www.coolmathgames.com/
https://figurethis.nctm.org/index.html
https://www.funbrain.com/
http://www.mathgametime.com/
https://www.mathplayground.com/
https://www.ninjamaths.com.au/

To Continue our French Learning

Hello, as classes are suspended right now, I thought I will give you some ressources that you can use at home to keep practicing and using French.

Movies and Tv Shows :

https://www.tfo.org/

https://ici.radio-canada.ca/jeunesse/scolaire/emissions

https://www.idello.org/fr

https://www.telequebec.tv/jeunesse-famille/

https://curio.ca/fr/accueil/
https://www.teletoon.com/
https://www.vrak.tv/

*You can often change the language in Netflix, Disney+, Crave, ... too. 

Audio Book

https://parlez-vous-french.com/apprendre-le-francais-avec-les-histoires-audio/?utm_source=footer&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=HistoiresAudio

https://papapositive.fr/

Writing

https://www.ortholud.com/index.html

http://www.appuifle.net/hotpot.htm

http://lexiquefle.free.fr/

https://www.francaisfacile.com/cours/

https://www.leplaisirdapprendre.com/portfolio/selection-activites-comprehension-ecrite-a1-a2-b1-b2//

French Games

https://mb.cpf.ca/resources/for-students/french-games/

Week 26: March 13th

Math:

Études pour l’examen de Math sur les ANGLES le 16 mars 2020

Reconnaitre les différents types d’angles (aigus, obtus, rentrants, plats, droits)

Mesurer un angle avec un rapporteur

Trouver la quantités d’unités dans un cercle et un demi-cercle (1 unité = 45°)

Placer les angles en ordre croissant (du plus petit au plus grand)

Tracer et dessiner les angles

Connaitre la somme des angles d’un triangle ou d’un quadrilatère

Nommer les angles     ex :           ABC

Reconnaitre les différents quadrilatères (carrés, rectangles, losange, cerfs-volants, parallélogrammes, trapèzes)

Problèmes à résoudre avec les angles

Calculer les angles sans rapporteur (par calcul)

We finish the unit on Angle and starting "Fractions, rapports et pourcentages".  There are the homework for the week.

Lundi:
Mardi:
Merc:
Jeudi:
Vend:

ELA:
Excellent work on your Book Talk Projects! For those of you who did not yet get a chance to present, please share a digital version of your work (picture, video, slide) so I can give you a mark for the representation piece.


FLA: 

This week, students finished their letter assignment.  If they are not done, they should finish it on their own time (in class or at lunch).  Students took notes on pronouns and worked on this worksheet: Les pronoms.

We had a reading comprehension evaluation this Thursday and an oral comprehension evaluation (Tintin) this Friday.  Marks will be posted no later than Monday.

Futhermore, I will confiscate any Rubik's Cube that is used at an inappropriate time, such as when there are presentations, during lessons or when students should be working.  While I agree they can help improve memory or keep the mind active, they should not be used while students should be listening or working.  The only time I will agree to let students use their Rubik's Cube in class, will be when they show me their completed work done satisfactorily.  If I confiscate a Rubik's Cube, the student it belongs to is responsible to get it back at the end of the class.

Social Studies:

This week we continued to learn about the Ancient Athens democracy and the difference with our current way of doing it. Next week, as I will be away to Bamfield with grade 9s, students will work on making a traveling guide about Athens and the history of the important buildings.