Math: pages 264, 265, questions 2-6 on double bar graphs.

Field trip forms for Elk Island and year-end are due ASAP!

We've had a busy week. We're finishing our algebra (patterns and relations) unit. We'll review next week and have already started our next unit, Statistics and Probability (Data Management and chance and uncertainty.)

Science: we're continuing our study of wetlands and are currently working on a project that includes information on:

	the importance of wetlands
	human actions that are helping wetlands
	human actions that are hurting wetlands
	why wetlands should be preserved
	whether Beaumont should continue to preserve wetlands- Explain why or why not

Social: we are continuing our study of confederation.

Math: pages 3 and 4 of patterns extra practice sheets. (extra practice 3 and extra practice 5)

Final measurement quiz tomorrow. Edges, faces, sides.
Words to know: parallel, perpendicular, vertical, horizontal.
Shapes: rectangles, squares, trapezoids, parallelograms, rhombus.
Transformations. Translations, reflections, rotations.


Review science notes.

Math - quiz tomorrow on understanding length. Converting kilometres to metres to centimetres to milimetres. Knowing how many metres are in a km etc.
Capacity as well. (ml to L - 1L = 1000ml)
Review the rest of your math.

Science -review your notes - today: Food chains and life cycles.

Math p. 27 1-4
Measurement test tomorrow.

Science: Know your bugs! Review what we have covered so far.

Social: Provinces and capitals-review them if you still don't know them all.

LA: Read! We are correcting DLR and DPE tomorrow!

Measurement test on Friday. Shapes, angles, parallel, intersecting etc, mm, cm etc. area, perimeter, volume, transformations.

Math -review - T tables and sequences.

Learn wetlands insects.

Math: pages 182, 183, 184 and 185. Patterns, Practice powerlines and sequences on our ICT site if you have time.

Science: Learn the wetland insects.

This week we:

Started a new unit in math. Patterns and relations, the precursor to algebra. No homework mostly because the textbook work has been a little too difficult. We did lots of work online with algebra and number puzzles.
Shape and space (measurement, geometry etc.) test next week.

Finished all our letters from a Loyalist.Worked on geography.

Did the science test on electricity which can be signed.
Continued to work on our new unit, Wetlands.
Spent quite a bit of time on something we can't discuss until Monday.

Happy Mothers' Day! Have a great weekend.