In September students took a look at the recommendations made by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to the Gov’t of Canada.  Today grade seven students are going to revisit this by taking another look at the recommendations and making a list of the top ten that they think the government should choose to start with.  This Truth and Reconciliation Commission report Has been a hot button issue ever since it was first given to the Canadian government With many people criticizing the government for not acting enough to find truth and reconciliation with canada’s indigenous peoples.

The Task: Each student must use a piece of line paper, appropriate title with date, name, etc, and a proper title. Each student is to make a list of the top five or 10 truth and reconciliation recommendations that they feel the government should work on. for each item in the list the student must share a couple sentence is saying why this certain recommendation is so important to start with.

Here is the link to the 3 min. video

Here is the link to the kid-friendly version of the Calls to Action

child_friendly_calls_to_action_web

This week we are reviewing concepts across the entire grade.  Students will watch the video covering the answers of their 2nd MRLC quiz and then practice with one to prepare for their final quiz on Friday through Microsoft Teams.  Mr. Ewert has also posted some cumulative reviews to help students prepare for their Math instruction come fall in their new grade.

20.06.01 grade 7 year end essential outcomes study package

Grade 7 Quiz 3 Student Copy (Sept. 2019)

20.06.01 grade 7 cumulative review

20.06.01 grade 8 year end essential outcomes study package

Grade 8 Quiz 3 Student Copy (Sept. 2019)

20.06.01 grade 8 cumulative review

Today we are going to work on sketchup for schools.  Sketchup is a 3d modelling CAD program that students can use to learn the fundamentals of CAD 3d digital design.  This is great for modelling, building, designing and more.

Go to https://www.sketchup.com/products/sketchup-for-schools to begin.

• You will need to make an account with your school email
  • verify the email by logging into your email and getting the passcode sent to you
• Once you are logged in it is time to start your training.

Watch the training videos below one-at-a-time.  For each one you must save your model with the names specified below.

• You can find this same video on the website linked above and just hit “start modelling” to begin modelling alongside the video.
• Save this model to your on drive from within the program (click on the lines in the top left corner).  Note: you must be properly logged into your microsoft office through your browser to do this (but you already will be because you just logged into it)
  • Please save it with the name yournamesketchupwelcome

• Save this model just as you did before.  Save it as yournamesketchupgeometry

• Save as yournamesketchupclassroom

Here is the assignment given out in class.  Please observe here for your key instructions for this assignment.

22.06.01 pecha kucha assignment

Instructions and information about Pecha Kucha

https://www.101planners.com/pecha-kucha-presentation-template/

Watch this Pecha Kucha ABOUT Pecha Kucha.  We watched this and took some notes in class to learn about the concept.

Here is a second video that has more key tips

Here is a template that you can use for making your Pecha Kucha.  It has (you guessed it) 20 slides that are each times for 20 seconds

Pecha-Kucha-Presentation (Template)

Here is the paper template we used for planning our presentation

pechakuchaplanner