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- review and study for science test next week (Particle theory, solid/liquid/gas terms, light bulbs, land fills issues)
- no other homework.
- have a safe Halloween! It will be a cold, Full Moon night with drizzle and wet snow. Kwok will be howling with its tail out!!!
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- toonie for Terry
- Halloween tomorrow: can wear hat or customs, but not face masks. Make up will be OK. Cannot share candy
- complete My Poem final draft and send that to Kwok. Subject should be:
Your name My Poem 2 if you send me your draft yesterday
- Math: read carefully, all Cross multiplication
- next Wednesday and Thursday (Nov 4 and Nov 5, Day 1 and Day 2), you will be working with Mr Gonos' class to celebrate an alternative Terry Fox Run. It will take place in the morning
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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGqf33-3BkWyix7g7Z_nEO3qAeG9qedzOyLIrgYj0EZsyj5A/viewform?usp=sf_link
- bring a pair of indoor shoes (no mud, clean, Croc etc) and a plastic bag with your name written on it
- try again, simplified ratio and cross multiplication
- complete I am poem, add 10 images (turn, change colour, transparency etc). Upload to kwokhomework@gmail.com
- toonie for Terry
- check scary story marks and rubric in your email
- study for science test next week. Particle theory, solid/liquid/gas, hydrogen, helium, light bulbs
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- French quiz, check Google classroom for the form
- complete the math questions if you can, both side. I will go through them tomorrow, as some students are having problems understanding the steps
- comprehension 3, The Andrew's Family. The questions are listed in Google Form in Google classroom
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- Toonie for Terry: We try to collect $2 per student (and $50 for the class) for the Terry Fox Foundation. Try your best to bring in a tonnie and I will collect and forward the total to the Foundation
- Math: cross multiplication, #1 to 10.
- Step 1: headings, Step 2: record numbers in the right place. Step 3: cross multiplication
- Complete draft of I am poem
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- ten combo graphs to be pasted in a Google doc. Then upload to Kwok
- upload scary story to Kwok tonight
- Comprehension 2 passage
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- please upload Scary story to kwokhomework@gmail.com by Friday October 23
- math: cross multiplication, both sides
- follow the instructions below, try to complete a combo graph with the Toronto data
Climate outside Canada
1) Tropical: hot and humid all year
2) Desert: nothing to do with temperature (can be very hot/cold)
- The area has less than 25cm of precipitation all year (very dry)
- E.g. Saudi Arabia (sandy, hot/dry), Antarctica (South Pole, cold/dry)
3) Mediterranean Climate: rare, not too many places have this kind of weather
Many European countries, France (wine), Italy, Spain; California
- Ideal for growing fruits and vegetables
- Summer: warm and dry (great for harvesting)
- Winter: cool (>10°C) and damp (wet, not a lot of rain, no snow): ground not frozen, seeds grow well with moisture
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- for those who have not handed in the Student Index Card, please show it to parents. If nothing is changed, sign the form and date it. Return to Kwok tomorrow (any changes to address, phone number, email, please writ them down with a pen and return to Kwok tomorrow)
- Scary story. Spend about 30 mins working on it. I need to see adjectives and adverbs it. Due Friday night, October 23. It will be marked based on content and image layout
- climate data (try Toronto, mean temperature and precipitation from January to December). Record data in Google Sheet
https://en.climate-data.org
- find the climate of another city outside Canada, preferably with another climate type (tropical, desert, oceanic, continental, temperate, Mediterranean). Record data in Google Sheet
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- sign math test (LCM, GCF)
- student index card: change address, phone numbers and/or emails if necessary. Mark changes with red pen and return to Kwok on Wednesday
- complete exponents and square roots worksheet, both side. Learn to use the functions in calculator
- find some useful images for your scary story. You will have 45 mins working on the DTP project in class. PLEASE bring laptop to school
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- comprehension 7 and 8
- Free Microsoft Office 365 for students. Ask parents to supervise when signing up
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/education/products/office
- try to use this site to find better words for your writing
www.thesaurus.com
Character development
- No one should die
- No blood, no weapons
- Character personality to make him/her/it scary
- What does it do to make it spooky? (e.g. a hairy caterpillar is hiding inside a Mars bar waiting to be eaten)
- At least 12 adjectives and 5 adverbs
- Can be going out to get candy during trick and trick
- Not a long story, may be 150 words or so
- Start you story with the environment description from yesterday
- Try to write a happy ending
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As the drizzle slowly drips down from the dark cloud on a full Moon night, Mini Kwok shivers and trembles on his way to get more chocolate for Halloween. All of a sudden, an eerie noise from far far away echoes softly, and its tone sounds like it is from his dad. With a sudden gust of wind, the father abruptly resurfaces from a grave yard, full of spider web and dried mud on his back. In no time, dad screams painfully, with his long spikey hairy tail slowly emerging from his crooked spine. This bone chilling scene causes Mini Kwok to freeze, and he passes out in the middle of nowhere.
Notice the use of the atmosphere (moon, cloud, rain, sound, grave yard, spider) to enhance the scary effects. As well, plenty of adjectives and adverbs put an image in your mind to scare you without even seeing the movie!)
Math test tomorrow (factors, prime, LCM, GCF, problem solving questions). Review pre-test
Comprehension 5 and 6
Show dinner DTP document to parents (4 = A, 3 = B, 2= C, 1 = D)
Sign comprehension 3 and 4 (out of 16)
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- Math test on Friday (prime numbers, LCM, GCF, factor trees, problem solving based questions)
- compose 8 sentences of the components that make up a scary story. Look at the examples below:
Examples:
Temperature
Chilly, freezing cold, shiver, tremble
On a chilly freezing evening during Halloween, it drizzled (light rain) lightly all night, and Mini Kwok shivered badly on his way to get candy
Lights, cloud, Moon
Sound
The eerie sounds of the pitch black forest echoes in the background behind the two poor children looking for a way home
Since Anuar was bitten by a disturbing bear, the ear-splitting screams were heard by the poor neighbour in the area
Environment
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- in the shared file, record 10 adjectives (with nouns) and 3 adverbs (to describe an action)
- French: La Personnalité et emtions
- Math: GCF (answers for k = 32, m = 18; m = 8)
test on Friday (prime factors, factor trees, LCM, GCF, Nike story, apples/peaches/pears)
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- where to add adverbs? Type you your sentences in Doc and send that to me please
- and that's the only homework you will have this long weekend
- tell parents only have dinner in your house. Avoid large gatherings with family, friends, relatives.
Stay healthy and safe.
Kwok
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- comprehension 3 and 4
- Math: LCM Mini Kwok problem solving questions, total 4 questions (hot dogs, Apples, Pencils, Candies)
LCM= 120 (hot dogs)
LCM = 300 (Apples)
LCM = 120 (Pencils)
LCM = 60 (Candies)
- check out the online dictionary and try a few adverbs and see examples how these words are used in sentences
- use six words you don't know from adverb handout. Find them in this dictionary (can be adjectives or adverbs). Look at examples of how they are used in sentences. Copy and paste them in your Doc from last night. Then write your own sentence in the same Doc.
- there should be 12 sentences in total
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/weber
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- adverbs describe the action, or the verbs. Usually they finish in -ly (quickly, quietly, suddenly)
- In a Google doc or Word document, compose the following:
Start 5 sentences with adverbs (e.g. Quickly, the whole class went to the spacious cafe and ate their delicious lunch)
Compose 5 sentences for which the adverbs are placed after the verbs (e.g. The obedient students are reading quietly in the school library)
Compose 5 sentences with adverbs you don't know before (from Kwok's list, e.g. meekly, dramatically, bluntly, sternly, regretfully)
* please include at least three adjectives for each sentence
* try not to start a sentence with "I"
Dark cloud rolls into the city and suddenly, everyone is soaked because of the pouring rain
Math: Kwok's way to do LCM, one page
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- it will be rainy and cold tomorrow. Please wear appropriate clothing (long pants, jacket, sweatshirt etc). I don't want you to get sick
- complete geography chart. Find names of capitals as well as population of these provinces/territories
- find and paste two landmarks for each capitals into the same Google document
- comprehension 1 and 2, both side of the paper
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- sign math test
- complete factors, multiples and LCM worksheet
- tell parents about the cell phone arrangements in class
- read the next two chapters of Run,
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- put together a Desktop Publishing document about your dinner or meal. It must have the following components:
- header,
- footer,
- 2 columns,
- a picture or photo between the columns,
- drop cap
- text must go around the photo or picture
- send copy to kwokhomework@gmail.com by Sunday night
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- learn the order, this will be on the math test tomorrow
1) Joshua D. 2) Harang 3) Nick 4) Arman 5) Joshua B 6) Goldshid 7) Radin 8) Sarah 9) Anuar
10) Tuleen 11) Kareem 12) Zoobiya 13) Ali 14) Sloane 15) Juno 16) Layla 17) Arthur 18) Tina
19) Sean 20) Hana 21) Aria
- Math: factor tree, question 3a to 3e (the numbers at the end of the branches must be prime numbers)
Math quiz tomorrow. Mini Kwok will go to Disneyland (percent, fraction, decimal, budget)
- from now on, all language assignments (essay, DTP) must be typed and email to
Kwokhomework@gmail.com
- please take my advise seriously. You are expected to do about an hour of homework every night
