To do...Sept. 30

1. Recount - due tomorrow
2. Science - experiment with different paper airplane designs (http://www.funpaperairplanes.com/)
3. Art - complete portfolio for next Monday
4. Math Test signed

Prime and Composite Numbers - practice

Here is a good little game to practise your prime and composite numbers. Who can beat my score of 192?

Prime and Composite Numbers Game

Scientific Method

To do...Sept. 27

1. Math homework - worksheets
2. Math Checkpoint - Monday (factors, multiples, common factors & multiplies, prime & composite)
3. Music - next Tues.
4. Writing - recount (Monday will be the last class to work on it, due Tuesday)
5. Blogpost due next Oct. 7

To do...Sept. 26

1. Math worksheets - "Finding Factors" and "Factor Trees"
2. Writing - recounts (we are finishing tomorrow)

To do...Sept. 25

1. Social Studies - finish map and "Reasons they came to North America" sheet (need textbook)
2. Start thinking about your Blogpost (see below)
3. Writing - recount (due Friday end of class)
4. Music Binder for next Tuesday

Blogpost Assignment

Learning Goal:  To create a visual representation of your "Reading History"

Success Criteria (see Assignments & Assessments for the rubric):

• Original/Creative/You've made it your own (this is the most important one!)
• Organized
• Represent at least 8 significant texts in your reading history (remember texts don't have to be books) and why they were important to you

This is a level 3 example; level 4 will stand out from the crowd. Be original!

Due date: Monday, October 7

Get ready to revise!

Thank you, Mr. Kaufman for this great chart.

On Wednesday, we will begin revising your recounts.