Language / Reading Comprehension - The Most Wonderful Answer of All
Language / Social Studies - The Life and Achievements of Bob Marley
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Language / Social Studies - The Falcon Lake Incident
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Language / Reading Comprehension - A Reason to Run
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Language / History - Reading / Oral Comprehension - D.B. Cooper
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Language / The Arts - The Musical Bond and Clash: Neil Young and Lynyrd Skynyrd
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Language / Reading Comprehension - Locked Out
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Language / Social Studies - Ancient Mesopotamia: Significance to Today
Language / Science - Flight - The Success and Failure of the Concorde Airplane
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Language / Science - Flying into History
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Language - Reading Comprehension - The Stomach Ache
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Language - Reading Comprehension - Good to the Bone
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Language - Reading Comprehension - When Gertrude Grew Great
Language - Oral Comprehension - Secrets of ‘Sesame Street’ Songwriting
Science / Oral Comprehension - The Principles of Flight
Language - Reading Comprehension - Manon Rheaume: Hockey Player
Language - Reading Comprehension - Ride On, Sybil
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Language - Reading Comprehension - The Quarreling Colours
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Science - Flight - The Helicopter
Language - Reading Comprehension - An Atom Apart
Language - Reading Comprehension - The Living Fossil
Invasive Species Research Project Slideshow
Hello, Grade 6!
Today, we are going to start a research project about an invasive species in Canada of your choice. This will be a combination of language and science. The first question you may ask yourself is, “What is an invasive species?”
An invasive species is a non-indigenous species (e.g. plants
or animals) that adversely (negatively) effect the habitats they invade
economically, environmentally or ecologically.
The first step is going to be to choose an invasive species
that you would like to learn about. You
can use some of the following websites to help you become familiar with Canada’s
invasive species.
Invasive Species Centre - https://www.invasivespeciescentre.ca/invasive-species/meet-the-species/
Invasive Species List and Information for Ontario - https://www.eddmaps.org/ontario/Species/
Invasive Species Article (CBC News) - https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/invasive-species-canada-1.4958263
The second step is going to involve answering the following
questions about the invasive species.
1.
What is the name of your invasive species?
2.
Where did it originate (or originally come
from)?
3.
What problems does it cause for the environment?
4.
What problems does it cause for other animals?
5.
What problems does it cause for the economy (businesses
and jobs)?
6.
What can people do to help control the invasive
species?
It is important to answer all the questions as each question will be a heading on your slideshow. It is also important to use more than one source for your project. This will help ensure the accuracy of your information.
Remember to cut and paste the links of the websites where you gathered your information and to collect relevant pictures and graphics for your slideshow.
It is not a race. You will have a few days to research, gather information and construct your slideshow for this assignment.
Success Criteria
Your presentation needs to be completed in Google slides.
2. Each question is heading on a slide.
3. We need pictures on each slide.
4. We need information that will answer our questions.
5. You must include a title slide that identifies the species that you will be researching
6. Make sure you use proper punctuation, capitals and sentence structure
7. On the last slide make sure you copy and paste all the online resources you used to get information. (This will be the URL.)
Good Luck,
Mr. Tessier
Writing Prompt - My Unusual House
Writing Prompt - My Unusual House
There are many fictional characters (and real people too) who live in unusual houses, such as the old woman who lived in a shoe or the man who lives in a plane.
Please follow the success criteria below, write your piece in Google Docs.
Success Criteria:
1) Full sentences
2) Capitals and Punctuation
3) Spelling
4) Maximum of three paragraphs
Reading Comprehension - Mark Beaumont - World Adventurer
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