Friday, September 6, 2013

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Homework

Finish your reading comprehension
Math readiness sheet
Bring in your forms
Get outside and enjoy the nice weather!

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

First Day Homework, uggh

Show your parents this blog, put it in your favorites or bookmark it for easy access.
Bring back your signed forms ( check both sides, Abby).
Follow our class Twitter feed @7_moose

Comment on this post by writing one sentence about your first day in grade 7.

B.Y.O.D

Bring your own device. We are fortunate at Talbot Trail to have a vast amount of technology provided for us. Unfortunately, there is not a device for every student every day. Luckily, for us we have the "bring your own device" policy at our school. This allows students to bring their own iPod, iPad, laptop, or smart phone to use for education purposes under the supervision of their teacher, following our acceptable use policy.

In 7M this would be your students most valuable resource. I try my best to limit the use of paper in my classroom as much as possible. We will have online notebooks, using Evernote, using many apps, cameras and video for lessons, as well as be accessing this blog many times a day.

Student devices will have their own cupboard when they are not in use. Students are responsible for the care and handling of their own device. Students shouldn't be taking the device on the playground, in the hallways (the exception being under teacher request) or in bathrooms.

Please consider allowing your child to bring their device to help assist them in their daily educational activities.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact me at the school.

Thanks, Mr. M

* For some free programs that we will be using, students will be required to have a valid email address, to sign up for the applications.

Problem Solving

Marina measured her pulse and found that her heart beat at a rate of 80 beats a minute at rest. At this rate, how many days will it take her heart to beat 1,000,000 times? 

Monday, September 2, 2013