Home Learning Week 4

Posted: April 27, 2020

Hi Everyone,

   I hope all well with you and that you found a way to take advantage of the awesome weather we had this past weekend.  Here are some options for you for this week.

Math - Your options for math this week are as follows.  The hi-tech option is still Dreambox math.  I see a lot of you are trying this which is great.  If you get stuck on anything, do not hesitate to send me an email.  The website is https://play.dreambox.com/login/knjs/aaj2.  If you have not emailed me for your username and password yet, please do so.  You can send the email to gerry.richard@nbed.nb.ca .  A low tech option would be math-drills.com.  This week, focus on Long Divsion.  Clicking on this link, https://www.math-drills.com/division.php#long-division-grid-assistance will send to to some good practice pages for this   Finally, for the no-tech option, you can play a card game called Rule of 24.  Here is how it works - Each player is dealt 4 cards from the deck and they must use all four cards to create an equation with a solution of 24 using the four basic operations (+ , -, x, /).  This is a great game that encourages use of all four operations plus brackets and the use of BEDMAS.

I  have also posted this weeks Math problem of the week.  Feel free to send me your responses.

Science - Upcycling is taking a product or material that you would generally throw away and turning it into something new and useful.  This helps keep non-biodegradable junk out of landfills and our ocean.  Find out some info on a Circular Economy on the link below.  
Your challenge is to find some items around your home that are broken or no longer being used and create something new! 

There is more information available at:

http://stemnorth.nbed.nb.ca/sites/stemnorth.nbed.nb.ca/files/doc//y2020/Apr/asdn_weekly_steam_issue_4.pdf

The Circular Economy 

Have a great week and stay safe!

Mr. Richard

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