Dear parents and guardians,

Here is today's home learning:

French - Read the book I have chosen for you on eBooKids, then answer the questions. 

Math - Open the document and write the numbers in the written format. For example, if the number was 58, you write fifty-eight.

*If any of my 6-7-8 FI students are looking for Health work: Scroll down until you find a post from Monday concerning Health. Your assignment is there!

- Mme LeClair

Votre travail aujourd'hui est le même que hier, mais juste choisissez un nouveau livre! Va trouver le "post" d'hier de Français pour savoir quoi faire. 

Good morning,

Students have work to do for French and Math. Everything is uploaded here and will also be uploaded to Teams shortly. For math, students are to watch my YouYube video and do the examples in the video (just on a sheet of paper!). For French, they have sentences to write based on the word list that was posted a few days ago. They can do these sentences on paper and hand them in when we're back in class, or type them on Word and send them to me on Teams. 

If you have any questions, my email is kaitlin.leclair@nbed.nb.ca

If your child knows how to message me on Teams, they can also send me questions that way!

Have a great day!

Dear parents and guardians,

Since it is late in the day, what I am posting today can be for tomorrow as well. For French, continue practicing your words. For math, continue practicing multiplication and division facts. Yesterday I posted an interactive multiplication quiz, today I have posted one for division. I will also be posting these things to Teams within the hour.

From here on out, I will post material for the day as soon as possible in the morning. For example, Monday right when I get in to school I will post Monday's lessons, so now you will know when to expect them! 

- Mme LeClair

Dear parents and guardians,

I will be posting Home Learning options here on my teacher page. Every post has a date and the subject, so you know what to do when. I will also include a description near the top of the page in English for parents and guardians.

French

Every year in the fall, we test students on commonly used French words (similar to sight words in English if you are familiar with that concept). I check with each student to see if they can pronounce these words and if they can spell them correctly. This week in class, I would’ve been testing the students so for Home Learning, I am giving students the opportunity to practice their words before we get back to in class learning.

Here’s how you can practice at home:

-          Practice saying the words in your head

-          Practice saying the words aloud

-          Practice spelling the words on paper.

There are a lot of words, so break it down! Maybe do a letter a day, ten words a day… whatever works easiest for you and your child!

For pronunciation, I have posted two audio recordings of myself reading through the whole list so students can hear exactly how to pronounce words.

Math

Mastering your multiplication tables is very important in grade 5, so I found an interactive quiz online. If you have other resources at home like flash cards, multiplication games, a times tables list to go over, etc. feel free to use those to!

- Mme LeClair