We learned how to find the percent of a number today. To find the percent, change the percent into a decimal and multiply it by the other number ( The word of means multiply.)
ex: 75% of 12
75% = 0.75
0.75 x 12 = 9
Monday, January 31, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
science
In Science we had a experiment. We had to do 3 experiments on Stir not to stir, Big crystals vs. small crystals and hot water Vs.cold water
Math
Today in math we had a "game." we had to answer questions about changing percents into fractions and decimals.
example: 75% = 0.75 = 3/5
example: 75% = 0.75 = 3/5
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Grammar
Today in ela we are learning about commas. You use a comma... to set off the name of a person who is being addressed, to set set off words like yes, no , well, and oh at the beginning of a sentence, to set off an appositive. Examples are : Emily, are you ready to go? Yes, as soon as i find my jacket. Felix, Emily's dog is entered in a dog show.
Science
In science we learned about solutions. There are three types of solutions, the first is saturated solution, that solution can't hold anymore solute. The next is unsaturated solution, that can hold more solute. The last is super-saturated solution, that solution can hold more solute then it's supposed to.
ELA
In ELA we learned how to use commas.
ex. The farmers planted many crops, and they will work long hour to harvest them. The comma goes between crops + and.
ex. The farmers planted many crops, and they will work long hour to harvest them. The comma goes between crops + and.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Grammer
In Grammer today we did a lesson on "Using End Punctuation." WE learned the period, question mark and exclaimation mark.
You use a period at the end of a declarative sentance:
ex: In Calgary we visited the Glenbow Museum.
You use a question mark at the end of an interrogative sentance:
ex: Hi, how are you?
You use an exclaimation point at the end of an exclamatory sentance and a interjection that shows strong feelings. If a command expresses great excitment, use an exclamation point at the end of the sentence.
ex: Look at the stars!
Grammar
Today in grammar we learned about end punctuation.
You use a question mark (?) when you are asking a question.
You use a period (.) when you are telling something.
You use an exclamation mark (!) when you are using expression.
ex: How are you? Look out below! The box is big.
You use a question mark (?) when you are asking a question.
You use a period (.) when you are telling something.
You use an exclamation mark (!) when you are using expression.
ex: How are you? Look out below! The box is big.
fractions as percents
how to make a fraction as a percent, you divide the numerator by the denominator
Eg: 2/5 into a % 2 divided by 5= o.4 x 100= 40. so 40% is your percent
Eg: 2/5 into a % 2 divided by 5= o.4 x 100= 40. so 40% is your percent
Science
Today in Science we are learning about our next topic. It is about solutions and materials.
We learned what
Saturated means: You can not dissolve any more solute
Unsaturated means: You can dissolve more solute
Supersaturated means: Crystals will form
We learned what
Saturated means: You can not dissolve any more solute
Unsaturated means: You can dissolve more solute
Supersaturated means: Crystals will form
S.S.
Soon in social studies we have a test about all we have learned in class so far this year. The test will be about hunger and poverty ,etc.
Alec
Alec
math
In math we are learning to change fractions as percents.
ex.1\10
to change that to a percent you have to multiply the denominator to get 100 so you would multiply the 10 by 10. for the numerator you have to multiply the same number you multiplied when you multiplied the denominator. so the answer would be 10\100.
ex.1\10
to change that to a percent you have to multiply the denominator to get 100 so you would multiply the 10 by 10. for the numerator you have to multiply the same number you multiplied when you multiplied the denominator. so the answer would be 10\100.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Math
Today in math we learned how to change a fraction to a percent. An example is:
13/20=65/100=65%
Sometimes fractions are not multiples of 100 so you have to use a calculator. An example is:
5/8=5/8=0.625x100=62.5%
Friday, January 21, 2011
E.L.A
Yesterday in e.l.a we went over a section of the newspaper. It was the classified section. People/ Businesses put adds in the paper to advertise something. Some types of things you can advertise about are pets/ houses for sale, vans/trucks/snowmobiles/auto for sale, unfurnished/furnished apartments and a whole lot more!
Math
Today we corrected a math test. The math test was called Operations with Integers. An example of multiplying integers is: (+5) x (-8) = (-40) When you have a multiplying question you mutiply the two nimbers than add the positive sign of the negative sign.
positive x positive = positive
negative x negative = positive
negative x positive = negative
positive x negative = negative
positive x positive = positive
negative x negative = positive
negative x positive = negative
positive x negative = negative
Thursday, January 20, 2011
E.L.A
In ela we are working on the news paper we have to find a story in the news paper on a topic like local. and then we have to find the:
who
what
where
when and
why
but we are also working on finding classifieds and writting a letter to the editor that what we have been working on so far.
who
what
where
when and
why
but we are also working on finding classifieds and writting a letter to the editor that what we have been working on so far.
Newspaper
Today in newspaper we did the Classified section. We had to make a paper with 14 things on it some of the things we had to put on it are trucks for sale, vans for sale, general help wanted and many more :)
Newspaper
In newspaper today we did an classified section. Classified is Pets Section, General Help wanted, Houses for sale and stuff like that.. We needed to find all the 14 sections in the Classified section and glue them onto a piece of paper for an assignment.
Newspaper
Today in ELA, we did another ad in the news paper.
This time it was the classified section.
The classified Section is where is tells you things
like:
Houses for sale
Farms for sale
Trucks and Vans for sale
things like that
This time it was the classified section.
The classified Section is where is tells you things
like:
Houses for sale
Farms for sale
Trucks and Vans for sale
things like that
ELA
In the back of most newspapers are the classified ads.Here you can find a job, rent a house, buy a pet or a car, and even sell articles.
Math
Yesterday we had a Math test that was about integers. But just recently we have been starting to relearn and learn about percents. here is how you change a percent into a fraction.
Ex. 50% = 0.5
ALEC
Ex. 50% = 0.5
ALEC
Ela
today in ELA we worked on the newspaper. we had to find 14 classifieds in the classifieds section in the newspaper. Some of the headings are pets trucks for sale. we had to past all 14 of them on a piece of paper.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Haiti Earthquake
Today in social studies we watched a video about Haiti one year later. I learned that the NGO's that are helping Haiti rebuild think that it will take 5 years to rebuild.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Newspaper
Today in ELA, we are learning about the newspaper. We learned how to write a letter to the editor. You must include:
1. Title
2. Your opinion
3. A reason for your opinion
4. Another reason for your opinion
5. Closing
6. Name, city, province.
1. Title
2. Your opinion
3. A reason for your opinion
4. Another reason for your opinion
5. Closing
6. Name, city, province.
Monday, January 17, 2011
ELA
Today in ELA we cut out a article out of te newspaper on sports. We have to answere the five W's.
Who
What
Where
When
Why.
Who
What
Where
When
Why.
Social Studies
We corrected a sheet on biogas, biogas is cow poop hardened which cooks as fuel for the fire and you can also use it for fertilizer.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Listening
Today in Listening we listened to a story about the legend of the Jersey Devil. The legend is that once a baby was born and the mom said "Let it be a devil" and then it turned into a monster with a horse face, crane legs, hooves for hands and feet and a border collie head.
s.s
Today we had a s.s presentation Mrs. Chase came and talked to us about her trip 20 years ago. She is a nurse and she went to Honduras to give health care to people in Honduras. She showed us pictures and told us about her trip.
Grammar
In grammar today we learned about Using Capital Letters. Here are some rules to using capital letters:
1. Capitalize the first word of a sentence and of each line of poetry.
2. Capitalize the first, last, and all important words in the tiles of books, poems, stories and songs.
3. Capitalize a person's title when it comes before a name.
4. Capitalize abbreviations of days and months, parts and addresses, postal codes, and titles of members of the armed forces. Also capitalize all letters in the abbreviations of provinces.
There were some rules for Using Capital Letters. Here is an example of one:
Lauren, does your friend live in vancouver, b.c , or carstairs, alberta?
Here is the right way to right it:
Lauren, does your friend live in Vancouver, B.C, or Carstairs, Alberta?
1. Capitalize the first word of a sentence and of each line of poetry.
2. Capitalize the first, last, and all important words in the tiles of books, poems, stories and songs.
3. Capitalize a person's title when it comes before a name.
4. Capitalize abbreviations of days and months, parts and addresses, postal codes, and titles of members of the armed forces. Also capitalize all letters in the abbreviations of provinces.
There were some rules for Using Capital Letters. Here is an example of one:
Lauren, does your friend live in vancouver, b.c , or carstairs, alberta?
Here is the right way to right it:
Lauren, does your friend live in Vancouver, B.C, or Carstairs, Alberta?
Order of Operations with Integers
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
S.S
Today was the anniversary of Haiti's earthquake. In S.S we watched videos on Haiti one year later.
did you know that 1,000,000 people are still homeless and 250,000 are died?
did you know that 1,000,000 people are still homeless and 250,000 are died?
Grammar
In grammar today we worked on adverbs.an adverb is a word that modifies a verb,an adjective, or another adverb.
-many adverbs end in ly.
-an adverb usually tells how,when,where or how often.
an example is:Kathy sleped very loudly.
the adverb in this sentence is loudly.
-many adverbs end in ly.
-an adverb usually tells how,when,where or how often.
an example is:Kathy sleped very loudly.
the adverb in this sentence is loudly.
Science
Social Studies
lately in Social studies the grade 7 classes have been doing this project were there is four to a group and each of the four have a job. one has to be an Aids worker, another a journalist , also a group leader, and last but not least is your world traveler.they all study the country Haiti. I am a journalist and my job is researching history and reporting what the other 3 in my group have to say. what one of the facts that I found out about Haiti is that Christopher Columbus was the first to find Haiti!
Sincerely ALEC
Sincerely ALEC
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Adjectives
Today in grammar, we learned about adjectives. Adjectives usually describe the item that is being talked about.
Ex: This car is red.
The young man ran.
Ex: This car is red.
The young man ran.
order of opperations with intigers
order of operations with integers is the same except it is a bit harder. you still follow BEDMAS.
Ex: (-3)+7-(7-4)
Ex: (-3)+7-(7-4)
Order of Operations with Integers
Order of operations with integers ins the same as normal order of operations, but it has integers in the questions. An example is:
(-5)X6+(-2)
(-30)+(-2)
(-32)
(-5)X6+(-2)
(-30)+(-2)
(-32)
Social
Today in Social worked on our power points on Haiti-Case Study.
We have to answerer questions according to what you are: there is a aide worker, World Traveler, Group Leader, and Journalist.
We have to answerer questions according to what you are: there is a aide worker, World Traveler, Group Leader, and Journalist.
Social Studies
Today in Social Studies we worked on are power point about Haiti and the earthquake that happened about 1 year ago.There is a group leader,a aid worker, a reporter and a world traveler.The power point is about just how bad the earthquake was.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Science
Today in science we did a project were you had to bring a stain, household remover, and a detergent. Then you had to see witch detergent or household remover cleans the stains best. Then you labeled what was what.
Social Studies
science
today in science we are doing stains. my group is doing laundry soap, lipstick, tooth paste and more. we have to wash them in the sink .
In math yesterday we learned how to multiply integers. Two positives equal a positive. Two negatives equal a positive. And a positive and a negative equal a negative. EX:
(+5) x (+2)= (+10)
(-4) x (-3) = (+12)
(-4) x (+5) = (-20)
(+5) x (+2)= (+10)
(-4) x (-3) = (+12)
(-4) x (+5) = (-20)
Thursday, January 6, 2011
How To Make A Fire
Today in Enrichment we went out side and tried to make a fire.My group did OK but no one was able to make a fire that stay with out the flame going out.This is probably because the stuff we used to make the fire was wet and it should always be dry.We only where able to use the matches that the teacher have us and natural materials like wood.
Multiplying Integers
Today in math we learned how to multiply integers. The 4 rules are:
1. (+) * (+) = (+)
2. (-) * (-) = (+)
3. (-) * (+) = (-)
4. (+) * (-) = (-)
ex: (-9) * (+3) = (-27)
1. (+) * (+) = (+)
2. (-) * (-) = (+)
3. (-) * (+) = (-)
4. (+) * (-) = (-)
ex: (-9) * (+3) = (-27)
Multiplying Integers
If you multiply a negative and a negative number you get a positive answer. If you multiply a positive and a positive you get a positive answer. If you multiply a negative and a positive you get a negative. If you multiply a positive and a negative you get a negative.
(-5)X(-6)=(+30)
(+3)X(+2)=(+6)
(-2)X(+2)=(-4)
(+5)x(-4)=(-20)
(-5)X(-6)=(+30)
(+3)X(+2)=(+6)
(-2)X(+2)=(-4)
(+5)x(-4)=(-20)
math
today in math we learned how to multiply integers.and divide integers.
RULE FOR MULTIPLYING INTEGERS
When you have a positive and a negative you make it a negative. when you have 2 positives you keep it a positive. when you have a negative and a positive you make it a positive. when you have 2 negatives you make it a positive.
-2 x -2 positive 4
RULE FOR DIVIDING INTEGERS
For dividing integers you have the same rules as multiplying integers
(-8) / (-4) = +2
RULE FOR MULTIPLYING INTEGERS
When you have a positive and a negative you make it a negative. when you have 2 positives you keep it a positive. when you have a negative and a positive you make it a positive. when you have 2 negatives you make it a positive.
-2 x -2 positive 4
RULE FOR DIVIDING INTEGERS
For dividing integers you have the same rules as multiplying integers
(-8) / (-4) = +2
multiplying integers
when you multiply to of the same integers it will always be a positive product but when you have to different integers it will always be a negative product
Enrichment
Today was day 5 and we had enrichment. It was a new term so we switched to our
next section. I was in wood working. We did
learn much but we are making a project.
Our choses were:
puzzlechair
footstool
wishing well
etc. I am making a footstool. First you have to draw what you want it to look like. second step is then you get the wood you need and draw it on the wood. third step is then you cut it out with a scroll saw. fourth step is then nail it together. and then the finally step is to paint it. then you have a footstool!
next section. I was in wood working. We did
learn much but we are making a project.
Our choses were:
puzzlechair
footstool
wishing well
etc. I am making a footstool. First you have to draw what you want it to look like. second step is then you get the wood you need and draw it on the wood. third step is then you cut it out with a scroll saw. fourth step is then nail it together. and then the finally step is to paint it. then you have a footstool!
Subtracting Integers
When we subtract integers we add the opposite to find the answer. It is very important to show your work while doing this.
Ps. Happy new year everyone!
Ps. Happy new year everyone!
Math
In math we are working on how to add integers. To add you just match together the positives and the negatives and what you have left over is your answer. an example is:[+8] + [+8]=[+16].
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