GALBRAITH's
Grade Four's Homebase
Wow Ms. Fischer this sounds great!
Weekly Learning Goals
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I can use Zoom, Seesaw, and email to learn, and to communicate my understanding
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I can use the class website, YouTube, and other resources to learn new material
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I can use getEpic and Prodigy to enrich my literacy and numeracy learning
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I can be an active listener in an online learning space
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I can respond to a text in written or video format
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I can share about an item I care about verbally and in writing to my classmates and teacher
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I can explain and demonstrate a multiplication strategy for someone else
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I can practice my math independently and with a partner
Monday:
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Whole class (with parents if available) at 10 am
Tuesday
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Check in Time: optional time for pop ins, extra help, and updates at 2 pm
Wednesday
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Check in Time: optional time for pop ins, extra help, and updates at 2 pm
Thursday
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Whole class: Bring your pet to school day at 930
Monday
Today we are going to do a whole class Zoom! Zoom works best when you download the app.
Click on the link to join us at 10 am.
Learning from home is a whole new world! Show us your new “classroom” by clicking on the link, logging in, and going to your activities page.
Respond to the activity titled Show Us Your New Classroom.
Add pictures to the bingo board, bonus if you can get a blackout!
Go to the link below and login using your typing.com information.
Do the “Internet Safety” Assignment. When finished you can practice the “beginner typing lessons”
Watch the video in the link to learn a new math game. Practice the game with a family member suing the deck of card you picked up from school. You can choose to play multiplication or addition when you play!
Read for at least 20 minutes throughout the day! Take a selfie with your book, or show me your favourite page and post it to seesaw!
Today's Links
Tuesday
Today we are going to learn to use this grade 4 website, the school website, and the Galbraith YouTube channel.
Click on the link and try to find everything on the scavenger hunt. Don’t forget to fill in your answers on seesaw!
Read for at least 20 minutes using your own books, or by going to one of the reading pages on the enrichment page
Make an array using manipulatives at home.
Post a photo on the “Arrays” assignment.
Make sure to tell me the multiplication equation your array represents
Check in with Ms. Fischer at 2:00 if you have any questions, need help, or just want to say hi. Click the link to access the Zoom!
Today's Links
Wednesday
Not all of us have a big home library and so we thought we would find a way to bring the books to you!
Click the link to go to getepic.com and login with the class code
TBS 8723.
Then click the second link and try to find all of the items on your Epic Scavenger Hunt. Make sure to fill in your answers!
Play a math game with cards or dice. Do one you know, or invent something new to practice your skills!
Tomorrow is bring your pet to school day. We are going to have a zoom conference where you can bring your pet, or favourite stuffy/toy to show and share with the class.
To prepare click on the link below and write a paragraph preparing what you want to share about your pet/stuffy.
Remember to use full sentences with proper punctuation and grammar. Emojis are not a part of school language.
Check in with Ms. Fischer at 2:00 if you have any questions, need help, or just want to say hi. Click the link to access the Zoom!
Today's Links
Thursday
Today we are doing a whole class Zoom where you get to share your pet and what you wrote about them.
Click on the link below to join us at 930 am on Zoom.
Remember to raise your hand when you want to share, and to stay muted when you are listening to others.
FRONT DESK!! I don’t know about you but I have been missing Mia!
Click on the link to watch a recap of the chapters we left off on, and to read the next Chapter with Ms. F.
When finished reading click on the second link and creating a reading response to the posted question. You may respond with a written or video response.
Go on Prodigy and try to work through at least 15 questions. Make sure to log off and not spend all your time here.
Today's Links
Friday
Yay!! It's Fri-YAY and you have completed your first week of at home learning! How did it feel? What was good, what was tricky, and what are you looking forward to for next week?
Click the link and write me an email telling me all about how your week was. In the subject line please write: My First Week
Write in full sentences and tell me everything you want me to know!
Math tutorial time!
I want you to pretend for a minute that you're a teacher. Your job is to teach someone how YOU would solve one of the equations below.
Make a video on seesaw, or draw it out and do a voice over explaining how to solve. Remember to SHOW and TELL so that others can understand what you mean.
Choose the equation that is a good fit for you!
4 X 6 = 21 X 5 = 36 X 3 = 54 X 8 =
Read for at least 20 minutes using your own books, or by going to one of the reading pages on the enrichment page