1. PS # 28 signed

2. Main events (Raven story) signed

2. Review simple machines material for science test tomorrow.

3. Study for representing numbers test tomorrow (complete practice test and review answers).

1. Study for science test.

2. Study for S.S. quiz.

3. Complete PS # 28

4. Descriptive paragraph signed.

* Representing numbers test on TuesNov. 21.

* Organized list test on Wed. Nov. 22.

1. Study for science test (Mon.)

2. Study for social studies quiz (Mon.). Study the First Peoples' map and highlighted pamphlet.

3. PS # 8 signed

Scholastic due tomorrow.

Lacrosse tomorrow.

Yellow Belt needs to be done by tomorrow.

1. Study for science test.

2. Complete PS # 8

3. Reading activity signed

1. Review Mediacs sheets with your parents.

2. Read chapter 5 of The Hatchet and complete the visualization sheet.

*Reminder: magazine subscriptions due tomorrow.

**Scholastic deadline is Friday

1. Review science test outline (prepare for ten minutes). Test on Monday, Nov. 20.

2. Main Events test signed.

3. PS #4 signed.

4. Prepare for T.U.S.C. (tomorrow)

1. Complete PS #4

2. Read chapters 3 and 4 in The Hatchet. Make a self to text connection and submit it to the blog. Read the directions and the example first.

* Simple Machines test on Mon., Nov. 20 (Test outline will go home on Mon. Nov. 13). Begin to prepare.

1. Complete PS # 4: Actually, you cannot do this problem tonight because there is information that is missing!

2. Read chapter 2 in The Hatchet. Then, submit to our class blog, your prediction of what you think will happen next. Go to the section of the blog called "Book Club: The Hatchet" and click on the entry called Prediction Assignment. Click on the "comments" and then add your prediction (remember to use only your first name). Write it in thoughtful and complete sentences.

3. Study simple machines notes (10 min.)

4. T.U.S.C. signed

Reminder: Fundraising magazine subscription ...

1. le francais

2. Practice sequencing main events using "A Morning to Polish and Keep"

3. Math quiz signed

4. Field trip paragraph signed

Reminder: No school Friday.

1. Unicef envelopes in by Wed.

2. Read chapter 1 of The Hatchet AND complete the "Thick and Thin" question sheet.

3. Complete Daily Math # 5 Monday.

1. Prepare for T.U.S.C. (Nov. 14)

2. Review paragraph writing for assessment on Monday.

3. Review Daily Math # 1-4 (noted questions discussed in class) for quiz on Monday.

1. Finish Fragments Sheet (side 2: page 52)

2. Read "The Giant Bear". Be ready to discuss it in class.

3. Review all simple machines notes.

1. Complete grammar sheet (pages 55/57)

2. Complete Daily Math # 4 Thursday.

HAPPY HALLOWE'EN!

THERE IS NO HOMEWORK TODAY.

REMINDER: T.U.S.C. TOMORROW AND PS TEST SIGNED

1.Study the 27 bodies of water on your map of Canada.

2. Daily Math # 4 Monday and Tuesday.

3. Prepare for T.U.S.C.

*Reminder: Colour Day tomorrow (bring costume for afternoon)

** Reminder: Bring appropriate winter clothing for recesses!

1. PS # 26 signed

2. Complete practice problems for PS test on Mon.

3. Reading Activity (due tomorrow)/ Prepare for T.U.S.C.

1. PS test Mon. Oct. 30 (make a picture or diagram)

2. Comparing numbers test tomorrow.

3. Review simple machines pages received today.

1. Reading activity due Friday.

2. Prepare for T.U.S.C. (Nov. 1) This is the day after Hallowe'en, so make sure you prepare ahead of time.

3. Prepare for Comparing Numbers Test on Thursday.

4. Complete Daily L.A. # 2 Thursday.

1. PS # 20 signed

2. Complete PS # 26

3. Comparing Numbers test on Thursday

4. Reading Activity due Friday

5. Blazers tomorrow for field trip

1. Read pages 59 - 65 in Writers Express (Paragraph Writing)

2. Read novel/Reading Activity (due Oct. 27)

3. Complete Daily Math # 3 Thursday

1. Complete PS # 20

2. Read "Lever" sheets.

3. T.U.S.C. signed.

*Reminder: Parents' Day tomorrow (12:30 - 1:45 p.m.)

1. Thank you card rubric signed (and returned with card)

2. Daily Math Quiz signed.

3. Prepare for T.U.S.C. tomorrow.

4. Review S.S. notes (5 pages in binder) for quiz tomorrow.

1. Complete Daily Math # 3 Wednesday.

2. Prepare for T.U.S.C. (Thursday)

Scholastic due tomorrow!

1. Research all three organizations:

     a: Humane Society

     b. Pet Rescue Shelter

     c. D'arcy's A.R.C.

2. PS # 14 signed.

3. Read novel/Reading Activity (due Oct. 27)

1. Retakes on Tues. Oct. 17

2. Daily Math Quiz Monday (review Daily Math up to and including Daily Math #3 Monday...but ignore the Fridays in # 1 and 2).

3. Relative Size test signed.

4. Read novel/Reading Activity

5. Complete PS # 14 by Mon.

1. Relative Size test tomorrow.

2. Finish Health (if needed)

3. Complete Daily L.A. #2 Wed.

4. Field trip permission slip signed

5. Problem Solving test signed

1. Parents' Day Oct. 20

2. Venn diagram signed

3. PS test tomorrow.

4. Read novel/Reading Activity

1. PS # 24 signed

2. Reading Activity due Oct. 27

3. T.U.S.C. signed

4. Complete Daily L.A. #2 Tuesday.

5. Review Relative Size

1. Complete PS # 51 and 103 for PRACTICE for Problem Solving (Make a Table) test on Thursday, Oct. 12.

2. Review Relative Size for test on Friday, Oct. 13.

* Winter Uniform Tues.

Peace feels quiet, and fun.

It feels happy, and friendly like to never touch a gun .

It feels like geting a nice new pet .

It feels like your best friend.

You feel like nothing compared to peace.

Peace feels like not touching a gun, not feeling lead in you, not feeling angry or sad.

Feeling nice and warm and happy, not war and coldness.

It is like a big soft cloud, or like a warm blanket over you.

Having a quiet world revolving around you.

Like hearing only the sound of laughing, not gunfire.

Peace is like sleeping.

You are relaxed and aand every thing around you is quite.

It is like you are on a soft fluffy pillow were every thing is calm.

That is when you don't have a care in th world.

That is what I think peace feels like.

Peace feels like a soft breeze running through your hair, and it makes me think of Freedom.

When you do something good, it makes you feel mighty and greatful.

Peace is : no war, being kind to one another, and not touching a gun or using it.

Some good things and some not good things make me think of Peace and Freedom.

If the world lived in peace...

You would never ask "What is a gun?" because it wouldn't exist.
If you heard the word pain or sorrow you would ask what such words mean.

You would wonder what war and fight means.

You would ask what does it feel like to break a friendship?

God would look down at us with happiness and not sorrow.

I know there is such a thing as peace and it's out there. This makes me happy I live in Canada a peaceful country.

If only all people understood and lived in peace then the world would truly live in peace.