Recap of Day 3 – 16/11/17
Math:
Learners solved the word problems related to money.
Language:
Learners were tuned into the new chapter through a video and later a discussion.
Homework:
Write any five homophones and make sentences on it.
Announcing ‘Story Hour’ Saturday, 18th Nov’17.
Regards,
Fountainhead School, Kunkni.
Developing international mindedness through Mother Tongue Sessions ( PYP)
Dear Parent,
We take immense pride in being a part in conserving and celebrating language of every ethnicity which is one of the most distinctive quality of our nation, being entirely multi-lingual.
Exposing students to languages other than their mother tongue provides an insight into and an appreciation of other cultures, and an awareness of other perspectives. language. Research has shown that development of mother-tongue language is crucial for cognitive development and in maintaining cultural identity. (Making the PYP Happen 2009)
We are looking for parent volunteers to facilitate mother tongue sessions for our students. Parents will be oriented about how to go with the session soon in the next week. This event will be happening during school assembly slot. i.e Day 2 between 8:40-9:30 a.m, on 1st December, 2017.
Your co-operation in building a multi-cultural environment will be a great help to the Fountainhead community.
Interested parents need to fill up the form latest by 19th November, 2017.
Regards,
Fountainhead School
Highlights and homework – 16th November, 2017
Day 3 – Thursday.
Math: Concept of Money under the unit of Measurement was introduced. Learners solved word problems.
UOI:
Learners watched the mentioned link and understood different types of settlement.
Language: Learners were tuned into the new chapter through a video and later a discussion.
ICT: Learners did typing practice.
Homework:
UOI: Discuss the below-given questions with your kids after watching the video.
Link: https://youtu.be/XtnDobzNzT8
Q 1 What do we mean by a settlement?
Q2 What are the different types of settlement?
Q3 What are the features that help you decide a good location for settlement?
Q4 What type of settlement do you live in?
Math: Solve the following word problems:
a) Aaditya bought 16 trays of eggs and for each tray she paid Rs. 8. How much money did she pay in total?
b) Pratham did shopping for Rs. 3,54,897 last month. She received a total discount of Rs. 7,897. How much money did she save?
c) Aryan gets one 100 rupee note, one 200 rupee note, and one 2,000 rupee note for his Birthday as a gift. How much money does he have now?
Have a good day! 🙂
Dictation words
Dictation words for this week :
Learn Fry words- ninth hundred list 2 along with the following words.
| limerick |
| humor |
| would |
| could |
| should |
| because |
| however |
| therefore |
| through |
| though |
| thorough |
| although |
| piece |
| peace |
Happy reading 🙂
Highlights and Homework – 16/11/2017
Dear Parents,
Language
Students took up the formative assessment on ‘Limerick’.
Math
Students bifurcated the questions given to them into good questions and bad questions. Later, they improvised the bad questions by following the criteria.
Unit Of Inquiry:
Students were briefed about the visit to the NGO. They were also instructed about the culmination presentation to be given on Monday.
Homework
Math:
A. Students have to do the following:
- Read the handout on different types of questions given to them.
- Answer the following questions in their Math notebook:
- Have you filled any survey/questionnaire?
- If yes, for which situation (purpose)?
- Have you conducted any survey?
- If yes, for which situation(purpose)?
B. Students have to form a question for each of the following types:
- Open-ended question
- Multiple choice question
- Dichotomous question
- Rating question
Regards,
Malvika Gandhi
Highlights and homework – Day 3 – November 16th
ICT: Learners explored ‘Seesaw.’ They added their portfolio piece for UOI current unit.
Math/UOI: Learners prepared questions for NGO visit based on the organisation they are visiting and further discussed the same in their group.
Language: Learners attempted formative assessments for Limerick.
Homework:
Language: In your language writing notebook, write a Limerick.
Math:
- In your own words, write the definition of – a. Closed Ended b. Open Ended c. Dichotomous d. Multiple choice and e. Scaled/Rating questions.
- From the below-given list of questions, identify the type of questions (a. Closed Ended b. Open Ended c. Dichotomous d. Multiple choice and e. Scaled/Rating questions) and justify your answer.
1. Have you ever purchased a product or service from our website? Answer: a. Yes b. No.
2. How did you first hear about our restaurant? Answer: a. Television b. Newspaper c. Radio d. Word-of-mouth e. others.
3. Which of the best describes your experience in Imagica?
Image source: https://www.questionpro.com/article/survey-question-answer-type.html#The_Dichotomous_Survey_Questions
4. What is your opinion about students getting the Chromebook from Grade 5?
Highlights of the day 16th November,2017
Day 3, Thursday
Language:
We Do and You do sessions for Limmerick was done.
Later, students saw the cover of the reader and filled in the “Prediction” worksheet.
Homework:
Language:
Students have to create and write a limerick in their Language EE notebook.
Sharing few examples:
Math:
Students have to do the following:
- Read the handout on different types of questions given to them.
- Answer the following questions in their Math notebook:
- Have you filled any survey/questionnaire?
- If yes, for which situation (purpose)?
- Have you conducted any survey?
- If yes, for which situation(purpose)?Practice:
https://www.mathplayground.
com/area_perimeter.html https://www.mathgames.com/
skill/7.122-area-and-perimeter Have a great day!
Highlights and Homework for 16th November 2017
[Highlight Of The Day]
Language: Students were introduced to Limerick poems. They were shown few examples, as well as a teacher created poem, was shared.
Math: Learners discussed the problem with information technology and society. As part of data handling, they noted the problem (predicted/hypothesized the issue). They derived that survey would be the most ideal method to collect the data to confirm the problem statement. Scenario: People are influenced by technology and are spending a lot of time on different gadgets. Later they noted the definition of the survey in their own words and discussed with their peer and further, confirmed their definition with the one provided by the teacher.
Homework
Language: Create 2 limerick poems in a sheet of A4 paper.
Sharing a few examples:
Keep reading 🙂
Recap of the day – 16th November, 2017
Day 3, Thursday
UOI: Formative assessment was conducted.
Language: Learners were tuned into the new chapter through a video and later a discussion.
Homework:
Math: Solve the following word problems:
a) Navya bought 16 trays of eggs and for each tray she paid Rs. 8. How much money did she pay in total?
b) Vivaana did shopping for Rs. 3,54,897 last month. She received a total discount of Rs. 7,897. How much money did she save?
c) Tatsat gets one 100 rupee note, one 200 rupee note, and one 2,000 rupee note for his Birthday as a gift. How much money does he have now?