Mrs. Frost Notes

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Notes

Posted: April 6, 2020

All assignments are suggestions to maintain your reading and writing skills while at home. 

I would challenge you to read 30 minutes daily, while completing two writing choices a week.

You may read a novel, website, or newspaper. If you do not have a novel, E-Books are available through NB Public Libraries with a library card here.  If you do not have a library card, you can apply for one here.)

I have attached a writing choice board in documents that you may use to respond to your reading or continue your creative writing skills.  You should aim for two writing choices a week. Suggestions are given on the choice board.

I can’t wait to see what you are reading and writing! Contact me to share your work or ask questions at tanya.frost@nbed.nb.ca

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Posted: April 6, 2020

Hi everyone!

It has been three weeks of sheltering at home.  I really miss all of you!  I have often wondered how and what you are doing to pass the time as we all adjust to this strange new world of ours.  I was so glad to see so many of you participate in Virtual Spirit Week. It really made me miss your smiling faces, jokes, dance moves and stories all the more.

One goal this week is to check-in and maintain connections. I am so very glad that each student will receive a phone call from a teacher!  You may contact me on Facebook or through my teacher page under Learning from Home. My email is Tanya.frost@nbed.nb.ca   All DLMS teachers’ emails are available under staff on the school’s website.

Our second goal to provide some activities to enhance your learning. Each of your subject teachers will post on his/her teacher page with a weekly assignment for your class. This assignment may have a link to the document tab or web links tab for additional support.

My assignments for English will be posted every Monday by 10:00 a.m.   I will have suggestions for maintaining French skills, too.   

Looking forward to hearing from you,                                                                                                        

Mrs. Frost

P.S.  Stay home, wash your hands often, don’t touch your face, and social distance.

 

Wednesday is the day to assembly your photo- essay on Bristol board in class. Bring Bristol- board and all supplies. We can print off b&w pics. at school.

Explanation of Project

Our Language Arts classes have been invited to participate in the Spotlight on Indigenous People Project at the upcoming Pow Wow, Mawi’omi, at James M. Hill Friday, Feb. 16. Student projects will be displayed as we celebrate our Indigenous Peoples’ contributions to society.

 Last week, students began a research based literacy project in which they have chosen an Indigenous person who is a positive role model.  This person may also be from student’s family or community.  Students spent three days in the lab researching basic information on this person's life- family, career, and achievements.  They also collected pictures and quotes/articles.   This is a min-project intended to be completed in class.

This photo essay is to be placed on Bristol board. (Balance of pictures and information.) Students have been given the deadline to bring in all their materials for Wednesday, Feb. 14.  Each student also received a project guideline during their research time. Projects will be assembled in class on Wednesday.  Should they need to print off pictures at school, we can do so in black and white. If they want colored photos, borders, background paper, etc. to jazz up the board, students should bring it in.

 

Once completed, we will view and learn from each other’s projects. There will NOT be a presentation to the class. Evaluating each other’s projects will provide a more interactive learning experience.

Posted: September 27, 2017

Reminder to students that tomorrow is individual picture day and class picture day.  

Students are asked to bring in cardboard of all sorts to build their trebochets.  They will compete in a competition Friday afternoon.  This event is to build team spirit and to promote the Pumpkin Fling this coming Saturday afternoon that is sponsored by the NB Engineering Association.  They are raising money for school breakfast programs.  Each school will be competing for furthest fling and most team spirit.  Looking for as many students to participate in the team spirit category as possible.  

Posted: September 10, 2017

We have completed our first week of middle school!   I look forward to teaching and learning from such wonderful students. Students have received compostion books that they are probably personalizing this weekend. ( Don't worry if you forgot, you have all month to customize it.) These books are precious because they will contain students' ideas as well as responses to classroom instruction. 

Enjoy the rest of your weekend!  Be observant so you can write about your adventures.

Posted: January 31, 2017

 

Character questionaire is due tomorrow.  Story map is due on Friday, February 3.   Your short story rough draft is due on Feb. 14 and good copy is due March 1.   The final copy deadline may be extended as we need many opportunities to peer and teacher conference!  Have fun creating your character!

Posted: November 3, 2016

Check out  LUMINATE tonight. Amazing science, technology nd engineering science hands on exhibits in our gym from 6-7:30PM.

Grade seven and eight students have been working well revising their Remembrance Day stories.  All drafts are to be passed in tomorrow so I can assess this week's mini-lessons.

Posted: October 26, 2016

Presently students have been exploring the themes of Remembrance Day. They have been reading essays, articles, and poems and listening to songs along the theme of Remembrance.  Most of the work is done in class.  They could be doing more research at home or the public library. Some very informative sites are  www.warmuseum.ca   and   http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/

 Essays by past winners can be read at www.legion.ca/ under the youth heading.

A rough draft should be finished for Friday. At this time, we will begin revisions.  Next week we will have teacher and peer conferences.

Final copy due November 4.

Reading 25 minutes a night has been the expectation as they have been doing responses in class to prove that they were thinking as they were reading! :)

Our trip to Camp Sheldrake will be held on Tuesday, June 21.  

Language Arts- 7F   

Students need to finish their working draft of work started in class- asking a friend for a favor.  They all received their inital work and assignment example. Keep reading 30 minutes as you will present your novel the third week in June! Stay tuned. Info coming home on Tuesday.

Language Arts 6V-  Students will be doing a reading assessment tomorrow during class time.  We will discuss the genre of biography next. Keep reading.

Language Arts 8F-  We have been viewing persuasive writing pieces, but now it is time to write. Students need to have a persuasive topic  for tomorrow as they are going to research their topic. A rough draft will be due on Friday, June 3.  Final copy is due on Thursday, June 9.

 

 

 

Just reposting so all will see this.   Changes in bold.  Show week!!!!!!!!!!

Those transitions between shows will be effortless with a few more run throughs. Review your lines and keep working on your volume. Practice more than you have ever practiced until Monday. We need EVERYONE for these scheduled practices in order to be successful.  *Bring in your costume if you had one at home.*

***Please start baking for our bake sale the night of the show.***

May 9- EVERYONE full practice until 5:00

May 10- Dress rehearsal and show for the school in afternoon.

May 11-  Full practice until 4: 30 for EVERYONE

May 12-  Public presentation of show at 7:00.  Students may just stay until the show begins.  Students can bring in $2 or pizza and bring their own drink.

May 15-  Practice in the afternoon and loading of props and costumes.  4-6?

Please email me ASAP if Sunday is a conflict so we can make it work.

Posted: May 7, 2016

7F-   READ 30 minutes.  Reading response will be returned on Monday.  Next one due on Thursday.  Can you remember "Rappin' Grammar"? AAAWWUBBIS?   We will be reviewing these helpful tools next week.

6V-  READ 20 minutes. Reading response due on Wednesday. Vocabulary collector is overdue for some of you!  Finish for Monday. Word study continues.

8F-  Brent Sherrard is coming to share his writing and life experiences! Wonderful to have another local author with us.   Holes novel projects are AMAZING!  Tuesday we will wrap them up...in others be ready to present.   Later in the week we will switch up our classes one last time to embrace a persuasive and debate unit.  Get ready to argue(respectfully, that is)!

 

Posted: May 2, 2016

This is it!!! Everyone is doing very well.  We just need to tweek the timing and keep the energy going.

May 3-  Almighty Dollar and  Guilty practice at t-time across from Mrs. Frost's room

May 4- Full afternoon practice until 3:30 p.m. for EVERYONE.   

***Please start baking for our bake sale the night of the show.***

May 9- EVERYONE full practice until 4:30

May 10- Dress rehearsal and show for the school in afternoon.

May 11-  Full practice until 4:00 for EVERYONE

May 12-  Public presentation of show at 7:00.  Students may just stay until the show begins.  Students can bring in $2 or pizza and bring their own drink.

 

Posted: May 2, 2016

7F- Read30 minutes.  Reading response due on Wednesday.

6V-  Read 30 minutes. Vocabulary word due Wednesday. ( This means you need the word printed, an illustration, sentence explaining illustration, synonym( same meaning).

8F-  Amazing novel projects continue tomorrow!! Can’t wait.

Posted: April 23, 2016

 

We have practice today from 1-4p.m.  Bring a water bottle, pencil and script.  We are doing a complete run through. Will work on blocking characters in large group scenes, too.  Can't wait for the wacky warmup!

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