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As we discussioned in class today, there two types of questions we should ask when reading fiction and nonfiction text/books, simple questions and deep-thinking questions. Remember, the reasons why we ask questions are to gain additional understanding on a subject or topic, to learn new information, and to increase engagement. After our class dicussion today on…
Statistics say that by 2015 we need to be recycling 80% of the products we buy or materials we grow. We can no longer keep digging large holes in the ground and filling them will waste products, nor is it acceptable to continue to use our oceans as unseen dumping grounds. Once again, your’re the generation tasked…
We’ve been studying Internet safety for the last few weeks and I’d like you to tell me which of the Internet safety tips is the most important to you. Look at the poll below and make your choice from the options provided. Remember to vote only once. Which Internet Safety Tip Is Most Important To…
As promised the Living Library Project website is now live and waiting for you to check out ‘living books.’ Mr. Bartel’s story will be available soon, as I’m sure you’re all excited to hear it once again. His story is one that had a clear and strong message, never give up. When life throws us…
Welcome to the class blog, grade 5/6. I would like you to familiarize yourself with the site because you will interact with the blog on a regular basis. As an introduction I would like you to ‘Check-In’ by leaving a comment on this post. Your comment should read, “checking in.” I would also like you…