WRITING/READING:
*poetry writing: acrostic and concrete poetry
**paragraph structures and descriptive paragraph writing
MATH:
4: looking at benchmark fractions
5: relationships between improper and mixed numbers
CLASS COMMUNITY: discussions to support students in the development of critical thinking and critical literacy skills in learning how to identify stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination, and bias in a variety of sources; and how we interact with each other during the instructional day and recess
SOCIAL STUDIES: Ongoing discussions, reflections and building understanding:
How might differing perspectives and relationships with the environment impact relationships with groups over time?
What cultural stereotypes have you experienced or observed?
What assumptions do people make about race and culture?
What are stereotypes of Indigenous peoples? And, how are these stereotypes being challenged?
Sinay Kennedy: More Than a Stereotype
VISUAL ARTS: reviewing colour theory and the elements & principles of design (focussing on the use of line to convey movement)
** STEM/STEAM build: How might we bring art and people together in an outdoor public space?
Appreciate @JessieJakumeit for sharing her great grandpa's story about keeping cultural knowledge alive in his heart & mind during time as a student in residential schools. Sends daily thanks to ancestors for their strength & resilience #hacktheROM @tdsb #ROMlearning @ROMtoronto pic.twitter.com/30oAAXxgPB— MsTavares (@McM_MsT) October 9, 2019
Culture is never a costume.— MsTavares (@McM_MsT) October 9, 2019
Looking at how cultural appropriation is represented in sports and during Halloween.
Looking at First Nations culture & cultural objects #hacktheROM #ROMlearninghttps://t.co/qbxLNkCDal pic.twitter.com/8ngtz0cqi0
Smarties Fractions: Going beyond using pies to learn how to represent and compare fractions. #fractions @tdsb pic.twitter.com/JznWMJP6Ld
— MsTavares (@McM_MsT) October 9, 2019