Grade 7 CTS

  You are going to be reading a conversation between two people you should be looking for effective listening strategies. Think about what it means to be effective listening strategies. What do people look like? How do they sound? These are things you should be thinking about when you read the story. Please follow the link to read The Blame. The Blame When you have finished reading the story, please answer the questions below.  Loading…

 Please watch the video on adding mixed numbers and answer the questions below.  Loading…

  Adding Mixed Numbers      In this lesson we will take a look at adding mixed numbers. Please watch the video and answer the questions.  Thanks! :)  Mr. Larocque Loading…

  Welcome to the Global Village     What does the world and a village have in common? Do they have anything in common?  Watch the video below. How do you feel about the theory that David Icke suggested? Do you believe that the world is living?      Read "Welcome to the Global Village" from the link below. Think about the main idea presented within the article and answer the questions. Thanks :) Mr. Larocque Welcome to the Global Village Loading…

      Subtracting Fractions with unlike denominators is exactly the same as adding fractions with unlike denominators.      If fractions have the same denominator you can add or subtract normally.                                                    2 /3 - 1 /3 = 1 /3      If you take a look you can see the denominator does not change, though the numerator does.      Though if the denominator is not the same you have to change it. Example:                                                  5/6 - 1/3      The denominator is not the same so, first thing we must do is find the lowest common multiple                        Multiples of 3 - 3, 6 , 9, 12, 15                         Multiples of 6 - 6, 12, 18, 24, 30     6 is the lowest common multiple. We have to change 1/3 so it has a denominator of 6. What do you multiply 3 by to make 6? The answer is 2.      1/3 * 2/2 because what you do to the bottom you do to the top.     1/3 * 2/2 = 2/6     Now we can subtract. 5/6 - 2/6     What is the a

  WE Day is a very exciting day where hundred of people gather to celebrate diversity. Watch the video "What is WE Day?" and read the article below called "Igniting Global Change" and then answer the questions.  Igniting Global Change Loading…

      FORTNITE!!!     Got your attention! If I asked you to write about Fortnite, what would you write about? Would you write about a time you were playing Fortnite? Would you write about your favourite character? Would you write about how "it is horrible and I should be playing Warzone?" Would you write about how it's created a zombie of young children who stare at their TV too much?      Fact is there is sooooo much you could write about when it comes to the topic.     Follow the link about  Developing Ideas . Learn how to narrow down your subject when in your writing, fiction or non-fiction.      Then, I'd like you to think about a non-fiction topic, it could be a country, a bird, a person and write me a one page report on this topic.  Your essay should be 1 page, about 4-5 paragraphs.  First Paragraph - should be an introduction about the topic.  Paragraphs 2, 3, 4 - should be detailed facts about the topic Paragraph 5 - Should be a conclusion of your paper and of

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  Loading…     Please follow the link to read the story and respond to the questions after reading.  Universal Soldier and First They Came Loading…

     Today we will look at adding fractions. When we have fractions with the same denominator it's very easy to add.      Ex. 1/3 +1/3 = 2/3       But what happens when we have fractions that have different denominators? This is when we have to find the lowest common denominator.      Ex. 1/2+1/4      In this case we will have to look at the multiples of 2 and 4 in order to find the common multiple between the two numbers.      2 - 2, 4 , 6, 8, 10, 12     4 - 4 , 8, 12, 16, 20     The lowest common multiple is 4. Since 1/4 already has a denominator of 4, we only have to change 1/2 to have a denominator of four. How we do this is by multiplying 1/2 by 2 in order to get a denominator of 4, what you do to the bottom you must do to the top.      1/2*2/2 = 2/4     Now we can add the two fractions together!     2/4 + 1/4 = 3/4     Please watch the video below and answer the fractions questions below.       Loading…

          Please follow along with the reading of Chapter 9 by following the link  here  and when complete please answer the questions below.  Loading…

      Equivalent fractions are fractions that are equal. Here you will learn more about equivalent fractions. Watch the video and answer the question on the bottom. Thanks :)      Loading…

  The Nest      Jimmy disregards his mother’s concern about the suitability of his friend Paul, and goes with him on a hike. This is the first time Jimmy has made his own decision, one his mother later applauds. Loading…     Please read the story following the link and answer the questions provided for the story.  "The Nest" Story Loading…

      As a way to introduce this unit, answer the questions below.       Step Up!  In this unit students will be engaged in constructing and applying English language arts knowledge and build a positive attitude towards learning. Throughout this unit students will gain understanding, skills, and strategies to become more confident learners. Loading…

          Equivalent Fractions - Equivalent fractions are fractions that are equal.      Say you have a pizza cut into 4 pieces and you eat 2 pieces of the pizza, this example can be written in two different but equal fractions. If you look at the pizza you can describe it as having 1/2 of the pizza. But as you look at the pizza there are 2 pieces left which can be written as 2/4. There are many other equivalent fractions to 1/2, other examples are 5/10 or 3/6.      Please watch the video below  and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.  Loading…

           This is a review of basic fraction work. Please watch the video and answer the questions below.  Loading…

      Hey! So today we are reading chapter 8 entitled "The Potions Master." Here we get to see the dynamics between Professor Snape and Harry Potter play out. Their relationship is quite complicated as you find out later in the books.      Follow along with the story by accessing the book  Here .     When you have finished reading this short chapter, please answer the questions below. Thanks! Loading…

  A fraction is a numerical quantity (number) that is less than one. An example would be to cut an apple into two equal parts, each piece will make one whole apple. Therefore each equal part of the apple will be called half of an apple, which we could write as 1/2. 1/2 is a fraction. When we look at the fraction 1/2 the 1 is called a numerator and the 2 is the denominator. The numerator is the amount we have available to us and the denominator is how much we need to make something whole. Say you have 1/2 of a chocolate bar and your sibling has the other 1/2, if you and your sibling put each 1/2 together you'd have a whole chocolate bar. Please watch the video below and answer the questions based on your knowledge of fractions. Loading…

 Grab a deck of cards and answer the questions with your knowledge of probability. Loading…

      In this chapter we see Harry arriving at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardy. All first year students are to be sorted into one of the four houses. Please follow along to the reading, by accessing the book  here  . After you've read the story please answer the questions at the the bottom of the page. Loading…

  Probability  is the branch of mathematics concerning numerical descriptions of how likely an event is to occur, or how likely it is that a proposition is true.  Watch the video on probability and sample space. Answer the questions below.  Loading…

 Please follow the link to follow along to the reading of Chapter 6 "Journey from Platform 9 and 3/4." Harry Potter Book 1 When you're done watching the video please answer the questions at the bottom of the page.  Loading…

      Please watch the Math Antics videos where they explore the terms Mean, Median and Mode. When you've watched the video answer the questions on the Google Form below.  Loading…

           Please read a long with the video. When you're done, please answer the questions below.           Follow the link for a free version of the book!  Harry Potter Book 1 Loading…