Friday, October 28, 2016

Happy Weekend :)

Hi Everyone,
Here is a quick update on different things going on in our classroom.

Social Studies- Quiz will be on Monday- students have a review (checklist is also on the blog) to prepare for this

Literacy- Writing - We are beginning to draft our Halloween Narratives- students must include 3 forms of figurative language

Math- We are continuing with our data management unit - we will be working on analyzing and drawing conclusions from graphs and data next week - The test will be coming up soon (likely the end of next week)

Drama- We have been working on our tableaus in drama. They are WONDERFUL! We are hoping to share some at the Remembrance Day assembly- more info to follow :)

Agenda items:
Canned food items for Halloween for Hunger
Reading

Here are some of the notes taken on the organization inquiry activity.  You DO NOT need to know all of them. You need to be comfortable with one organization per lense:)

Environmental

National Wild Life Federation – helps with habitat loss and animal endangerment 
World Wild Life Federation- all around the world- helping with habitat loss and animal endangerment – climate change
Green Peace
World Animal Foundation – rebuilds habitats in forest – climate change – to protect endangered animals
Pollution Probe Foundation- Helping air, water, climate change and toxic substances
Earth Rangers- -to help animals- working with kids


Political
Organizations
Canada-
Conservative
Liberal
NDP
Green

USA
Democratic
Republican


Economical
NAFTA- North American Free Trade Agreement-
-Mexico, Canada and USA a trade agreement- sets rules for trade in North America
UN – United Nations – helps keep world peace and security
WHO- World Health Organization- monitors health outbreaks – assesses performance of the health systems around the world



Social
Bread for the World
Red Cross Organization- It helps in emergencies and natural disasters – sends foods, clothing, and supplies to countries in need

IPEC- SCREAM- working towards ending child labour

Doctors without borders- medical issues – helps 8 million a year- sends doctors to countries in need

Salvation Army- Helps homeless people or people in poverty- gives food and shelter – helps people with drug issues

World Vision- Helping children around the world  

WE Charity- inspire and empower young people & women – build schools and education

National Organization for Women- Helps women vote and have equal rights

World Food Program-helps supply food to countries around the world



2 comments:

  1. Hi Mrs. Breau! It's Lindsay. Don't forget to bring in the second reading chart.

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