Grade 6/7: In preparation for Remembrance Day watch the two short videos on this site:  https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/commemorative-events/veterans...

and read the article found here: https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/history/canadian-armed-forces...

 Complete the good copies of your spooky stories and have it ready to pass in. It can be turned in on Teams or when we return to the classroom.

Grade 8 Social Studies: Finish the video and article from Friday's lesson.Go to the following website and read the First World War and Second World War sections, and watch the accompanying video. https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/people-and-stories/indigenous... 

Grade 4 Math: Check numbers 6 to 8 page 72:     6. 2021 - 2215 = 806  7. a) 9876 - 1234 = 8642

b) 5123 - 4987 = 139  c) I made the biggest number possible and smallest number possible for (a). For (b) I made two numbers as close to 5000 as I could get - one a little more one a little less than 5000.

8. S = 1   H = 0   Z = 9

Do questions 1 to 3 on pages 74 and 75. Remember "sum" is the answer you get when you add, and "difference" means you subtract. Some clue words that can help you decide are "altogether" means add, and "how much more than" means you should subtract.

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