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6A1 (Reynolds) Math/Science Homework - Wednesday, September 30th
by  jessica.marksNo presence information  on 9/30/2020 8:58 AM

​1) Math - We have completed our integers unit and have started our review. There will be a quiz on integers (les nombres entiers) next Monday, October 5th. Students started a review packet yesterday in class and will continue to work through it this week.  In order to be successful on the integers quiz, students should be able to: 

-      Identify integers in a list of numbers

-      Write integers in symbolic and numeric form

-      Place integers on a number line

-      Place integers in increasing and decreasing order (ordre croissant/ordre décroissant)

-      Compare integers using symbols: <, >, =

-      Give examples of the applications of integers


All of this information can be found in your child's Math Binder.


2) Science - The Invent a Vertebrate assignment is due on Friday if it was not completed today in class. There will be a quiz on vertebrates next Wednesday, October 7th. In order to be successful on this quiz, students should be able to:

-       Recognize/list the common attributes of each vertebrate type (mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians)

-       Give examples of animals in each vertebrate class

-       Explain the difference between a vertebrate and an invertebrate and give an example of each

-       Classify animals as birds, fish, reptiles, mammals or amphibians and explain their classification

-       Compare and contrast different vertebrate groups (ex. what are the similarities and differences between birds and mammals)


Students have a vertebrates booklet in their Science Binder with all of the necessary informaiton and vocabulary to practice. We will also be completing review stations in class to practice.​​

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