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HW Thursday, |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
2/28/2008 4:09 PM
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1. Study for s.s. test (tomorrow)
2. le francais
Reminders: Tomorrow is "Dress-up-as-your-favourite-story-book-character-Day", tomorrow is a 2:00 p.m. dismissal, and there is no school on Monday, March 3 for JS.
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Don't Buy It! Website |
_Mr. Buduhan
Internet awareness
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By Roland Buduhan on
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
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This website tries to teach children about different ways companies make you want to buy their products. Sometimes, you might not even know there is advertising unless you look very carefully! Did you know there are advertisements in video games? movies? even the clothes you wear may contain advertising!
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HW Tuesday, Feb. 26/08 Day 4 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
2/26/2008 4:06 PM
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1. Study for s.s. test on Friday.
2. Recorder music assignment due tomorrow.
3. Prepare for Literature Circle meeting (March 5)
4. French due Thurs. Feb. 28
Reminders: bring in donations for Grade basket for Habitat for Humanity fundraiser on March 6
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Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
2/26/2008 4:04 PM
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1. Review s.s. test outline and study for test on Friday, Feb. 29.
2. Feb. 29 = 2:00 p.m. dismissal
3. Business letter, PS test and PS 110 signed.
4. Music homework due Wed.
Girls' basketball canceled tomorrow
Scholastic due Wed.
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Oscar Night is Comming! |
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Drama
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By Jock Martin on
2/19/2008 10:38 AM
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The Oscars are on Feb. 24. Sound off on your predictions here. Who WILL win? Who SHOULD win? Who didn't get nominated, but SHOULD have? Say it out loud before the results are aired and you can brag to all your friends that you knew it first!
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HW Friday, Feb. 15/08 Day 7 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
2/16/2008 11:32 AM
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1. Complete PS practice questions for test on Wed.
2. Complete S.S. notes (page 76).
3. Complete division sheet.
4. Music: gongxi sheet.
5. PE: skating Tuesday
Reminders: no school Monday or Friday next week AND dress warmly for our field trip Tuesday morning.
The homework postings for Tues. Feb. 12 to Thurs. Feb. 14 on the 5AE blog were lost due to blog technical problems. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Mamet Fest 2008 |
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Drama
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By Jock Martin on
2/8/2008 11:47 AM
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This year, the 20th Century Master Plywright Festival is celebrating the work of David Mamet. Mamet is a contemporary American playwright known for gritty scripts and capturing realistic speech patterns of people in stressful or anxious states. Details of the festival can be found here:
http://www.mametfest.com/
 
SJR's Grade 10 Drama students went out into the field to review and respond to their Mamet experiences and will be posting them here as a response to this entry. Feel free to add your own comments to the reviews, especially if you saw the show yourself!
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Got something cool to share with others? |
_Mr. Buduhan
Computer Club
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By Roland Buduhan on
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
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If you want to share animations, sound recordings, or other creations you made with a computer, let me know!
I'll post it on the blog, and I'll even show you how you can copyright your work!
What is copyright?
Copyright gives you ownership rights to your work, so other people cannot use it without your permission. Copyright is also great because other people recognize that you are the owner of the material.
Let me know if you have any work you would like to share! You can email me at rbuduhan@sjr.mb.ca
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HW Monday, Feb. 4/08 Day 6 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
2/4/2008 3:04 PM
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1. Skeletal System quiz signed.
2. T.U.S.C. tomorrow.
3. Prepare for Muscular System quiz on Friday (10 min.)
4. Prepare for Chapter 4. S.S. test on Tues. Feb. 12 (10 min.)
5. le francais
*Scholastic deadline: Thurs. Feb. 7
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HW Friday, Feb. 1/08 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
2/1/2008 4:05 PM
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1. Prepare for Daily Math quiz #6-7 Monday
2. Review S.S. notes (chapter 4)
3. Complete pink multiplication sheet.
Lit. Circle Meeting Monday.
T.U.S.C. meeting Tuesday.
Scholastic deadline Thursday
Math club canceled Monday
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HW Monday, Jan. 28/08 Day 4 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
1/28/2008 4:19 PM
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1. PS # 62 signed.
2. Comparing Numbers Test signed.
3. Prepar for PS test on Wed. (practice problem # 111a has an error in the answer...it should be two more).
4. Prepare for T.U.S.C. (Feb. 5)
5. Prepare for Lit. Circle (Feb. 5)
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HW Monday, Jan. 21/08 Day 7 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
1/21/2008 1:01 PM
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1. Prepare for science test on Mon. Jan. 28 (review test outline: respiratory, circulatory and digestive systems)
2. S.S. project rubric signed.
3. PS #34 signed.
4. Multiplication quiz tomorrow (3 and 4 digit by 1-digit only)
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Friday, Jan. 18/08 Day 6 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
1/18/2008 3:52 PM
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1. Study for digestive system quiz (Monday)
2. Review respiratory and circulatory sytems (test with digestive system on Jan. 28)
3. le francais
Ensemble: bring back your blazer and shoes on Monday
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Tuesday, January 15 |
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Mrs. Shust
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By Mrs. Shust on
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
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Tuesday's homework is:
- ELA (20) - Hatchet Exploring Plot page
- Math (20) - Practice 2-8
- SC (10)
Please get your Excel assessment and rubrics (weather brochure and cloud paragraph) signed.
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Welcome to Term 2! |
Ms. Elkins
Announcements and News
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
1/4/2008 1:35 PM
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Well, only a few more days until I see you all again. I hope all 5AE students and their families had a terrific and restful holiday.
If you are already craving school work (as I am sure most of you are!), feel free to review your respiratory and circulatory system notes. We will finish up the circulatory system in the first week and move on to the digestive system. Check out the science links on our blog for pages to help you review and also to gain a sneak peek at the digestive system. If that is not enough for you, preview chapters 4-6 in your social studies textbook by scanning the titles and subtitles (this is assuming that you have already read those chapters).
See you soon, Ms. E.
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Coming soon: Computer Club |
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_Mr. Buduhan
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By Roland Buduhan on
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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Have a terrific holiday, everyone.
Just a reminder that Computer Club will be starting in Term 2. There will be two sections: beginner and advanced.
Beginner computer club is perfect for people new to computer club. You will learn about animation, multimedia software, and other cool computer activities.
Advanced computer club is for experienced computer club members. You will learn about advanced animation techniques using Swish and Flash, as well as game making and web page design.
Let me know if you have any questions!
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Sony PSP versus Nintendo DS Lite UPDATE |
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_Mr. Buduhan
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By Roland Buduhan on
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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Wow,
The debate about what is better, the Sony PSP-2000 or the Nintendo DS Lite was the most popular topic in this blog so far. Twenty five people registered their thoughts and opinions.
I appreciate everyone's comments, and thank you for being respectful of other people's views.
I was lucky enough to receive a Sony PSP-2000 for my birthday, so I have both systems. Here's what I think:
They both have their strengths and weaknesses. I love the PSP for its excellent graphics. The DS Lite does not come close.
But I have to admit that so far the games on the DS Lite are more fun. The games I have played on the PSP seem so serious, while DS Lite games are funny, colourful, and easy to play. That's another difference I noticed: The games on the PSP so far are MUCH harder than on the DS Lite.
Fifa 07 on the DS Lite was too easy f ...
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the eee pc |
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_Mr. Buduhan
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By Roland Buduhan on
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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I am posting this entry from a EEE pc laptop. A computer teacher let me borrow it, and so far it's a joy to use. I am finding the keyboard is a little small and takes some getting used to. The screen is seven inches, a little small, but it works fine. It has a 4 gigabyte "flash-based" memory, meaning there is no spinning hard drive and no noisy fan: It is completely silent! It uses an operating system from Linux which is much faster than any other system I've used. And, it only costs $400! Most laptops cost well over $1000. It looks like a larger iPod, or a smaller MacBook laptop. It looks really cool! Is this the way of the future for computing? Smaller is better? Simpler is better? We'll find out. So far, I am impressed with this little laptop. Very cool! The school has purchased one to tes ...
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HW Thursday, Dec. 13/07 Day 1 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
12/13/2007 8:48 AM
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1. Study for circulatory system quiz tomorrow.
2. Music: a) complete concert reflection and b) complete goal sheet
Homework for the Winter Break: Read chapters 4-6 in your S.S. textbok before Jan. 8. Today's notice of this homework will give you 3 and a half weeks to complete it. There is a lot of reading required in Term 2 for S.S., and having read the chapters ahead of time will help you understand the material better as we get into it. There are 47 pages to read. If you count the number of days between now and Jan. 8, there are 26 days. There are 47 pages to read, so if you spread out your reading, this means approximately 1.8 pages per day. You ARE NOT expected to study the material, just read it.
Note: If you are unable to complete this homework, you ...
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Michigan prosecutor's top ten list of video games to avoid for parents and children |
_Mr. Buduhan
Section for Parents
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By Roland Buduhan on
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
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Michigan prosecutor Kym Worthy released a list of the top (or bottom, depending on your viewpoint) ten video games parents should avoid purchasing for children this holiday season.
You can view the original press release of this list by clicking here.
Most of the games in her list have an ESRB rating of "M" or Mature. Please remember that not all video games are intended for children. Indeed, the average age of people who play video games is over thirty, so parents must be aware of what they are purchasing for their children.
Here is the list compiled by Kym Worthy:
- Grand Theft Auto
- Manhunt
- Scarface
- 50 Cent Bulletproof
- 300 The Videogame
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Jo Cool or Jo Fool? |
_Mr. Buduhan
Internet awareness
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By Roland Buduhan on
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
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Click this link to view the webpage Jo Cool or Jo Fool
Watch the story of Jo as he visits different web pages.
Each time Jo has to make a decision, think about the following questions: What kind of Web site is this?
What decision does Jo have to make?
What should Jo be looking out for?
Does Jo make the right decision?
Why or why not? When you are done viewing the entire story, try the CyberQuiz.
What did you learn from this website? Post your comments here.
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HW Wednesday, Dec. 12/07 Day 8 |
Ms. Elkins
Homework Archive 2007-2008
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By elkina@sjr.mb.ca on
12/12/2007 11:14 AM
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1. Study for circulatory system quiz on Friday.
2. Prepare for PS test on Thursday.
Homework for the Winter Break: Read chapters 4-6 in your S.S. textbok before Jan. 8. Today's notice of this homework will give you 3 and a half weeks to complete it. There is a lot of reading required in Term 2 for S.S., and having read the chapters ahead of time will help you understand the material better as we get into it. There are 47 pages to read. If you count the number of days between now and Jan. 8, there are 26 days. There are 47 pages to read, so if you spread out your reading, this means approximately 1.8 pages per day. You ARE NOT expected to study the material, just read it.
Note: If you are unable to complete this homework, your parents will need to contac ...
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