Friday, June 8, 2012

French Immersion - St. Kevin's Jr High

Here are the reflexive verbs you need to know for the exam:

Se Coucher (présent)(to go to bed)
Je me couche                    Nous nous couchons
Tu te couches                    Vous vous couchez
Il/Elle se couche               Ils/ Elles se couchent

Se Coucher (passé composé)(to go to bed)
Je me suis couché(e)      Nous nous sommes couché(e)s
Tu t’es couché(e)             Vous vous êtes couché(e)s
Il/Elle s’est couché(e)    Ils / Elles se sont couché(e)s

Se Coucher (Futur simple)(to go to bed)
Je me coucherai                               Nous nous coucherons
Tu te coucheras                                Vous vous coucherez
Il/Elle se couchera           Ils/ Elles se coucheront

S’habiller (présent) (to get oneself dressed)
Je m’habille                        Nous nous habillons
Tu t’habilles                        Vous vous habillez
Il/Elle s’habille                   Ils/ Elles se habillent

S’habiller (passé composé) (to get oneself dressed)
Je me suis habillé(e)       Nous nous sommes habillé(e)s
Tu t’es habillé(e)              Vous vous êtes habillé(e)s
Il/Elle s’est habillé(e)      Ils / Elles se sont habillé(e)s

S’habiller (Futur simple)(to get oneself dressed)
Je m’habillerai                   Nous nous habillerons
Tu t’habilleras                    Vous vous habillerez
Il/Elle s’habillera               Ils/ Elles se habillèrent

Se Promener (Present) (to go for a walk)
Je me promène                 Nous nous promenons
Tu te promènes                 Vous vous promenez
Il/Elle se promène           Ils/ Elles se promènent

Se Promener (passé composé) (to get oneself dressed)
Je me suis promène(e)                  Nous nous sommes promène(e)s
Tu t’es promène(e)                         Vous vous êtes promène(e)s
Il/Elle s’est promène(e)                Ils / Elles se sont promène(e)s

Se Promener (Futur simple)(to get oneself dressed)
Je me promènerai           Nous nous promènerons
Tu te promèneras            Vous vous promènerez
Il/Elle se promènera       Ils/ Elles se promèneront

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Thank You!

As my contract at St. Peter's Junior High School has ended I wish to thank all of my students for a great year! I really enjoyed my time with you in the classroom and I wish you all the best for the rest of the year and beyond!


Ms Dinn

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Math 7 - Page 179-180 for Thursday March 15

Page 179-180  numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 (a), 5, 6 for Thursday March 15

Friday, March 9, 2012

Pi Day - March 14!!!

Pi Poster Contest - Grade 7

Who can remember the most digits of Pi!!!! Contest!!!

Plus other activities !!!!

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Science Grade 7 - Quiz on Chapter 7 & 8 March 15, 2012

The Quiz for Chapter 7 and 8 will be on March 15.

Don'r forget to study your notes and review your Quizlet for the Chapter vocab.
Quizlet can be found on the Science Tab of my homepage.

Quizlet Ch 7 - http://quizlet.com/2313478/fi7_unite3_partie1-flash-cards/
Quizlet Ch 8 - http://quizlet.com/2313484/fi7_unite3_partie2-flash-cards/

Junior Achievement Link

Something to add to your resume:

http://www.passporttosafety.com/nl/

Did You Know Video

Monday, March 5, 2012

UPDATE: Grade 7 Math Test - March 7 Chapter 4 NOW - THURSDAY, MARCH 8

Math Test on Chapter 4  - March 7

 NOW - THURSDAY, MARCH 8 
due to snow day on March 7th

Don not forget to bring pencils, and eraser, calculator (if you have one) and Geometry Set.

Grade 7 - Practice Math Test Tomorrow March 6, 2012

Grade 7 - Practice Math Test Tomorrow March 6, 2012

This is an open book Practice test - students can use notes, text and calculator.

Real test will be on Wednesday.

Friday, March 2, 2012

Reminder - Grade 7 Math Projects, Science Fair Projects and Religion Projects due Monday, March 5

***Reminder***
Grade 7
Math Projects (due March 2)
Science Fair Projects
Religion Projects
due Monday, March 5

Grade 7 Math - Quiz on Chapter 4 Tuesday March 6

We will be having a quiz on Chapter 4 on Tuesday, March 6

Please review your notes and the formulas plus any Quizlets to prepare for the Quiz.

Quiz on Circumference, Radius, Diameter , Area of a Parallelogram and Area of a Triangle as well as
4.5 Area of a Circle
     Aire d’un Cercle  =   π  ×  r  ×            et r = radius
                 ou       Aire  =  π r 2

Section 4,6  Interpréter un diagramme Circulaire


Students need to know the formulas as well as Pi (3.14)

Please study your notes to prepare for the quiz. I have created a Quizlet to review this information:

http://quizlet.com/10240035/grade-7-chapter-4-flash-cards/
      
Section 4,7: Construire un diagramme circulaire  et Tracer un diagramme circulaire sans mesures donnés.

Here is a Quizlet to review terms from section 4.6 and 4.7http://quizlet.com/10331409/math-lfi-sections-46-et-47-flash-cards/

1) La distance du centre du cercle  à un point sur le cercle est le rayon. (Symbole pour rayon est r)

2) Une droite la plus longue qui passe par le centre d’un cercle est le diamètre. (symbole pour diamètre est d).    
3) Un cercle complet mesure 3600 – on mesure des angles en dégrés 

4) Si   d = 2r   puis   r = d ÷ 2    ou r =  d              
                                                           2

5) La distance autour d’un cercle est la circonférence.  C’est le périmètre d’un cercle.  
    On peut trouver La circonférence, C, de n’importe quel cercle avec  
     C  =  π  ×  d      ou        C =  π d

6) Le symbole, π, est une lettre grecque qui se prononce  “pi”.  Cela représente le nombre 3,141592653589… 

*  C’est un nombre irrationnel parce que c’est un nombre décimal qui ne se répète jamais et qui ne se finit jamais. Nous estimations  π  =  3,14

7) Puisque le diamètre =  2 × rayon, on peut aussi utiliser l’équation suivante pour trouver la circonférence:   C  =  π  ×  2r   ou     C  =  2 π r

8) Parallélogramme = un quadrilatère (à 4 côtés) où les côtés opposés sont parallèles.   

9) L’Aire d’un Parallélogramme = base × hauteur 
                                    A = b × h     ou       A = bh
10) La hauteur et le base d’un parallélogramme sont perpendiculaires à 900.
11) Chaque triangle est   1  l’aire d’un parallélogramme 
                                    2
12) l’Aire d’un Triangle 
                                 A =   b×h
                                            2           
13) Comme un parallélogramme, le base et la hauteur du triangle doit être perpendiculaire et l’aire aux unités carrés. ex: 78,5 cm2

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Math 7 - Page 151 - 152 Numbers 1,2,3,5,6 and 7 OR 8

Page 151 - 152 Numbers 1,2,3,5,6 and 7 OR 8.

Please check your work once completed in back of textbook and if you have any issues please ask me tomorrow.

Tomorrow in class we will be starting section 4.6. 
Please bring your Geometry set to class!

Here is a Quizlet to review terms from section 4.6 and 4.7

http://quizlet.com/10331409/math-lfi-sections-46-et-47-flash-cards/

Monday, February 27, 2012

Grade 7 Core French - Des Quantités (Page 23 in cahier)

Here is a link to a Quizlet to practice the Quantity Terms on Page 23 of your cahier:

http://quizlet.com/10290994/les-quantites-grade-7-french-flash-cards/

Une pincée  de sel
Une bouteille l’eau
Une tète de laitue
Une boite de fruits en conserve
Un sac d’oignons
Une botte de radis
Un contenant de yogourt
Une canette de boisson gazeuse
Un carton du lait
Un kilo du sucre
Un pot de moutarde

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Math Quiz on Monday, February 27

Quiz on Circumference, Radius, Diameter , Area of a Parallelogram and Area of a Triangle.

Students need to know the formulas as well as Pi (3.14)

Please study your notes to prepare for the quiz. I have created a Quizlet to review this information:

http://quizlet.com/10240035/grade-7-chapter-4-flash-cards/
      

1) La distance du centre du cercle  à un point sur le cercle est le rayon. (Symbole pour rayon est r)

2) Une droite la plus longue qui passe par le centre d’un cercle est le diamètre. (symbole pour diamètre est d).    
3) Un cercle complet mesure 3600 – on mesure des angles en dégrés 

4) Si   d = 2r   puis   r = d ÷ 2    ou r =  d              
                                                           2

5) La distance autour d’un cercle est la circonférence.  C’est le périmètre d’un cercle.  
    On peut trouver La circonférence, C, de n’importe quel cercle avec  
     C  =  π  ×  d      ou        C =  π d

6) Le symbole, π, est une lettre grecque qui se prononce  “pi”.  Cela représente le nombre 3,141592653589… 

*  C’est un nombre irrationnel parce que c’est un nombre décimal qui ne se répète jamais et qui ne se finit jamais. Nous estimations  π  =  3,14

7) Puisque le diamètre =  2 × rayon, on peut aussi utiliser l’équation suivante pour trouver la circonférence:   C  =  π  ×  2r   ou     C  =  2 π r

8) Parallélogramme = un quadrilatère (à 4 côtés) où les côtés opposés sont parallèles.   

9) L’Aire d’un Parallélogramme = base × hauteur 
                                    A = b × h     ou       A = bh
10) La hauteur et le base d’un parallélogramme sont perpendiculaires à 900.
11) Chaque triangle est   1  l’aire d’un parallélogramme 
                                    2
12) l’Aire d’un Triangle 
                                 A =   b×h
                                            2           
13) Comme un parallélogramme, le base et la hauteur du triangle doit être perpendiculaire et l’aire aux unités carrés. ex: 78,5 cm2

Math Grade 7 - Page 141 and Page 145-146

Page 141-142 - numbers 1,2,3, 5, 6, 7 (only 2 examples), and 8

Page 145 - 146 - numbers 1, 2, 4, 5, 6

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Math Grade 7 - Page 141 numbers 1, 2, and 3

Students are to finish numbers 1, 2 and 3 for tomorrow's class. We will be correcting it tomorrow and continuing on the page (number 5, 6, 7 and 8).

Monday, February 20, 2012

Grade 7 Science - Reminder Science Fair Projects are due on March 5, 2012

Grade 7 Science - Reminder Science Fair Projects are due on March 5, 2012

(See details in a previous post)

Grade 9 Religion - Social Justice Presentations due February 28

Students had two classes in the Computer lab to work with a partner on a presentation on Social Justice.

These presentations will be given on February 28th in class.

Details on the presentations are below (in English):

Grade 9 Religion Social Justice Media Analysis Project
For this project you and a partner will be expected select a piece of media related to Social Justice, analyze its content/ message and present it in class. You may choose ANY type of media (i.e. book, movie or movie clip, television show or clip, magazine article, newspaper article, photograph, music video, song, etc.). This information card must accompany a 2-3 minute presentation of your findings. 
Topics:
Peace Keeping, Child Poverty, Rwanda, Food Banks, Habitat for Humanity, Child Soldiers, Slave Labour, or a topic approved by your teacher.
The following is a guide for researching your topic and must be submitted along with your presentation
Names:_______________________________________    Teacher __________________________ Section __________
·         Media clip title __________________________  media clip format (i.e. book, article, video etc) _____________
·         Artist/ producer ________________  what PRODUCT the media is selling _______________________________
·         What IDEA the media is selling  _________________________________________________________________
·         What MESSAGE it is sending ___________________________________________________________________
o   Is the message its sending is purposeful or accidental, explain _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________

·         what kinds of images are used__________________________________________________________________
o    how those images are used ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

o   why those particular images are used ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

·         Is this piece of media effective or not?  Explain ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

·         Why did you choose this particular piece of media – why is it interesting to you?
___________________________________________________________________________________________

o    Why does it speak to you?  ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

o   how does it make you feel or react? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Rubric


Name:                                                                                                       Project Score:
Task: Social Justice- Media Research and Presentation
Value
Your research guide has been thoughtfully completed to reflect  social justice issue
/20
Your presentation is articulate, well organized, informative, and is between 2-3 minutes long
/20
Other (teacher’s discretion): On task, good effort, cooperative team player, exceeds expectations, etc.
/10



Grade 7 Religion - Project Due February 23, 2012 on World Religions

Students worked for three classes in the Learning Resource Center in groups on several World Religions.

The finished project is due on February 23, 2012.

(Details in English below.)

Grade 7 Religion
World Religions – Research Project / Presentation

For this project, students will work in groups of four to research information about one of the following major world religions:  Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, or Aboriginal Spirituality
Your group may present your information in the form of a PowerPoint presentation, brochure, poster, or information foldable.
Each person in the group is responsible for finding and presenting the following information:
·         Person 1
o   Statistics & population - include a world population map of the religion, statistics on Newfoundland population of the religion, places of worship (worldwide and Newfoundland), when the religion started (worldwide and Newfoundland), key people (worldwide and Newfoundland)
·         Person 2
o   Sacred texts, symbols, music, & foods - examples of symbols, a sample recipe, rules relating to foods, titles of texts, examples of songs, etc…
·         Person 3  
o   Guiding principles & Spiritual beliefs - include worship practices, values, central beliefs & teachings, origin/creation stories, rules to live by, etc…
·         Person 4
o   Traditions - include religious festivals, holy days, celebrations, ceremonies, rituals & rites of passage

Be sure to include pictures/graphics in your presentation

Web resources:

Rubric


Name:                                                                                                       Project Score:
Task: Religion Research and Presentation
Value
Each student has included a minimum of 10 accurate facts in the jot notes and presentation (40 all together)
/20
Facts are supported by graphics/ images
/10
Student demonstrates an understanding and knowledge of the concept through  their explanation and presentation
/10
Students group presentation is well organized, informative, neatly designed and visually appealing
/5
Other (teacher’s discretion): On task, good effort, cooperative team player, exceeds expectations, etc.
/5


Jot Notes
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Grade 9 Core French - Unit Quiz Mission Survie February 29, 2012

The Unit Quiz on Mission Survie will be on February 29 for all three of my Grade 9 Core French Classes.

Here is the study guide, which will also be given out in class:

Map vocab – match French Word to English word
1) Know how to find your way on a map when given directions
2) Know how to give directions

Quizlet on the vocab below:
http://quizlet.com/10245953/how-to-give-directions-in-french-flash-cards/
Tourner –to turn                     Avancer- to advance/move forward              jusqu’a– to/until
Descendre – to go down         Retourner – to return                                     Prendre – to take
Monter- to go up                    à droite – to the right                                     Tout droite – straight
Continuer – to continue          à gauche – to the left                                     Passer – to pass
A coté de – next to                  Ensuite/Puis – Then                              Vous pouvez voir – you can see
Prochaine – next                     Rue – Road                                                      Avenue – Avenue

Building vocab – Match word with French definition (see pg 11 of workbook)
Here is a Quizlet to review vocab for places with their French definition:

http://quizlet.com/10245520/quest-ce-quon-fait-en-ville-flash-cards/

Verbs:
Present Tense – Regular verbs
Subject
Drop “er” add the following
Drop “ir” add the following
Drop “re” add the following
Je
e
is
s
Tu
es
is
s
Il/elle/tout le monde/on/
le/la/son/sa
e
it

Nous
ons
issons
ons
Vous
ez
issez
ez
Ils/elles
ent
issent
ent




Here is a Quizlet to practice the various verb endings:
http://quizlet.com/1434100/the-present-tense-regular-er-ir-and-re-verbs-flash-cards/
3 Ways to ask questions:
Note:  All 3 examples ask the same question (are you ready to order?)

Here is a Quizlet to review these three ways of asking the same question:
http://quizlet.com/164504/metro-2-questions-est-ce-queintonation-and-inversion-flash-cards/

1) L’intonation
·         The person’s voice goes up at the end of the sentence
·         Order of sentence is: subject + verb
·         Ex. Vous êtes prête à commander?
·         2) Expression Est-ce que
·         “est-ce que” starts the sentence
·         Ex. Est-ce que vous êtes prête à commander?

3) L’inversion
·         Verb comes before the subject
·         Order of the sentence is : verb + subject
·         Ex. Êtes vous prête à commander?

**Unseen passage : answer questions (similar to worksheet for pgs 10-13 of text)
__________________________________________________________________________________
Qui?  Who?                                                    
Que?  What?                                                  
Qu’est-ce que?  What?                                  
Ou?  Where?                                      
Quand?   When?
Comment? How?
Combien?  How many?  How much?
Pourquoi?  Why?
A quelle heure?  At what time?
Quel/quelle/quels/
quelles?  Which?

Here is a Quizlet to review these words:
http://quizlet.com/10245800/french-question-words-flash-cards/