Our Daily Schedule

Our Daily Schedule
Please note that the schedule is subject to change.

Thursday, May 21, 2020

Thursday, May 21st, Day 4

Good morning everyone!

We will begin the day on Discord in the Grade 6 General Meeting room at 8:45am where we will review how our day will run today.

A few messages from SJA: 


Daily Challenge – Jell-O Time! or pudding or … something wiggly and jiggly! Blindfold the parent this time and have them feed the student a bowl of Jell-O. Easy peasy, right? Send your videos to Mr. Neal – sneal@stjudesacademy.com

Karate (gold belt or higher): Join Zoom Meeting 
Zoom information on ManageBac


And don’t forget about the Spelling Bee!


Morning Announcements:
·       Announcements
·       Online Spelling Bee – we will be practicing daily; in class competition taking place Friday (full uniform for those competing)
·       Caricatures due on Thursday
·       After school programs today: Karate (gold belt or higher) 4 – 4:30  (information on ManageBac & blog)
·       Daily Challenge: Jell-O Time! (information on ManageBac & blog)

Time
Place to Be
Class Information
9:00 – 9:40
Grade 6 Discord Server

Join ‘mr_contes_class’ voice channel
Inquiry into Math: Integers

·      through discord we will take up homework as a class
·      students will then compete a quiz to show their understanding of lessons 9.3, 9.4, and 9.5

Students who complete their math quiz early will be given time to practice for the in-school spelling bee or work on their caricatures.
9:40 – 10:10
Zoom
Gym with Mr. Orr. Zoom link will be provided on Discord.
10:10 – 11:00
Zoom
French with Mme. Stella. Zoom link will be provided.
11:00 – 12:00
Lunch Break – Take a break from your devices
12:00 – 1:00
Zoom
Inquiry into My Digital Footprint

Learning Goal: Students learn to protect their personal safety online by recognising the behaviours that online predators may use.

Students are introduced to the “Red Flag” – the way we feel when something makes us uncomfortable.

Students watch the ‘Friend or Fake’ video.

We have a class discussion about the things the on-line friend said that raise a ‘Red Flag’.

Students are presented with scenarios. They decide if the scenarios raise a red flag or not.

Students record what an on-line friend may say, and what an on-line predator may say.

Students watch Teens Talk Back – Meeting Offline. They discuss the responses of the teens in the video. Students write an email to a friend with tips on how to spot an on-line fake.
1:00 – 1:40
Zoom
Spelling Bee Practice

Learning Goal: Students will practice for the spelling bee and be familiar with the online rules for this year’s bee.

Students will practice for the spelling bee with classmates in a Zoom meeting by adhering to all pre-existing and online rules. A zoom link will be provided.

Success Criteria: I …
·      position my body so that my hands are visible
·      keep looking at the camera
·      say the word, spell the word, say the word
·      ask for the word to be repeated if it is not clear to me
·      ask for the word to be used in a sentence or I ask for a definition of the word if it is not clear to me
·      participate fairly without help from anyone or anything at home
·      have fun practicing even if I do not want to participate competitively

Students not participating in the Spelling Bee will work on caricatures of themselves.
2:30 – 3:00
Lunch Break – Take a break from your devices
2:20 – 3:30
Zoom
Art

Learning Goal: Students will practice using techniques in caricature self-portraits.

Students will share their work with the class by showing their art on Zoom. We will focus on techniques, having fun, and drawing comic portraits. Some tips are: Identify prominent features in the subject’s face e.g. forehead, eyebrows, nose, teeth, chin, strong jaw. Exaggerate these features in your drawing. Necks are usually skinny in caricatures (like a bobblehead). Students who have completed the practice portraits should begin working on their caricature self-portrait. These are due on Thursday and will be used to create a class picture for the cover of our class’ anthology.

Success Criteria: My caricature…
·      is a good likeness of me
·      is drawn in black marker with realistic shading in black and grey for the darker areas of my face
·      exaggerates my prominent features
·      is representative of caricature art by being comic

Work that is not completed during class time will need to be completed as homework. Students should put more focus into reading at this time. It is an expectation that students are reading between 30 and 60 minutes per day.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out so I can clarify and assist.

Steven Conte