Agenda - Thursday

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Winter Wonderland tonight at 6:30
• Math - Multiples of 10 multiplication DUE TOMORROW
• Spelling test tomorrow
• You can still bring cakes tonight! :)
• 2:30 dismissal tomorrow! :(

Agenda - Wednesday

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Winter Wonderland tomorrow
• Bring cakes tomorrow morning
• Socks - Have them here tomorrow, Friday at the latest
• Health action plan due tomorrow
• Spirit Day tomorrow

Oscar the Grouch was originally orange

His color was changed to the green that we all know and love during the show's second season.


Read more at http://www.omg-facts.com/category/2/Celebs#iiafqRbH8bdUFA5m.99

Agenda - Tuesday

Winter Wonderland - Cake information:
Our Winter Wonderland is this Thursday evening.  There will be several activities taking place at Davison School that night including a "Cake Walk".  Attendees will have the chance to win a cake by competing with one another.  Historically, all Grade 5 students at the school have been asked to donate a cake for the cake walk on Thursday.  This year, Mrs. Koval has asked us to do the same. 
If you can, please send a cake with your child on Thursday so this event will be possible. Cakes can be dropped off in the 500 classroom on Thursday morning.  If you have any questions, please contact the school.  :) Thanks!

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Cake for Winter Wonderland - Information at dav500.blogspot.com
• Spelling - sentences due tomorrow
• Awards assembly tomorrow

random fact of the day

do you ever get ear infections well that is beacuse when ever your ear is cold your earwax starts rising and then your ear starts hurting
and that is how your ear infection gets started

Agenda - Monday

Students, please note the following in your agendas: 

• ASAP tomorrow - Anyone who doesn't have a reading log handed in or a book report, plan to stay for lunch (And/or health menus)
• Spelling sentences - Wednesday
• Sock exchange $5 (For Friday - Let me know ASAP if you aren't going to participate)

Agenda - Friday

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Christmas spirit day December 20th
• Health Action Plan December 20th
• Winter Wonderland December 20th
• Social Presenations continue next week

Agenda - Early D December

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• 50 Spelling points due tomorrow
• Spelling test tomorrow
• Nov. Reading log - Austin, True, Bany, Dale
• Book Report - True, Bany, Taylen, Delaney, Anteneh.  ASAP Tuesday/Thursday until it is done
• Health - Bany, Austin
• Delaney - Report Card
• Social Presentations start tomorrow
• Asessippi Coupons go home today
• Health Menus due tomorrow

Random Fact - Thursday

Muscle soreness – something I’m sure EVERYBODY can relate to. Even if you’ve never stepped into a gym, I’m sure that sometime in your life, you’ve done some sort of exercise/heavy work (mow the lawn, paint the house, wash the car, etc) – and experienced muscle soreness. Wanna know why you get sore? Then read on.
24 hours to 48 hours after a hard workout, most people begin to experience soreness in the body parts trained. This is called Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness, or DOMS.
DOMS is caused by tiny microscopic tears that occur in the muscle as a result of high intensity exercise (such as weight training, intense cycling, etc). After the workout, the muscle begins to rebuild itself (provided it is allowed enough time and nutrients to recover). This is the rebuilding process which creates new muscle that is bigger and stronger than before. In other words, your muscles are growing. Your muscles grow when you are at rest – not when you’re at the gym.
DOMS pain is different from the burning sensation and pump you feel during a workout and also different from the pain you get from an injury. DOMS is often used as an indication of a productive workout as it means you’ve trained intensely enough to break down muscle tissue.. and now, as a result, you will be rewarded with new muscle growth.
Beginners who have never exercised before would experience quite severe DOMS at first. However, the human body is an amazing thing and even the beginner’s body will slowly adapt to the workload and eventually – these episodes of soreness will be less severe. Remember the first time you blasted your biceps in the gym, only to realise that you could barely hold a pencil to write on a piece of paper the next day? Well, do you still experience such soreness today? Understand what I mean?
We need to constantly ‘shock’ our body with new routines and progressive overload in order to constantly and steadily stimulate muscle growth. Expect the soreness to return everytime you try something new at the gym though. ;)
http://www.dailymuscle.com/2006/03/31/muscle-soreness/

More than 16 000 children in the U.S. and U.K. auditioned for the role of Harry Potter

Ultimately, the went with Daniel Radcliffe, a 12-year-old kid at the time who had very little acting experience under his belt. Of course, 10+ years and 7 movies later, audiences couldn't imagine anyone else playing the part.
(source)

Read more at http://www.omg-facts.com/category/2/Celebs#sHpL45fcko84VJSC.99

Agenda - Wednesday

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Early D tomorrow
• Spelling test Friday
• Please post something on Edmodo tonight or tomorrow about why you enjoy it

A baby whale gains about two-hundred pounds a day

The blue whale is the largest animal on earth, ever. A big blue whale can be 100 feet long and weigh up to 150 tons. That's as large as a Boeing jet. Its heart is as large as a small car. Fifty people could stand on its tongue. Its spout shoots up at least 30 feet when it surfaces for air.
Read more at http://www.omg-facts.com/category/4/Animals#Y6U0cWbPoh3cfeHp.99

Agenda - Tuesday

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Early D this week
• Social Presentations start Friday - Be ready
• Ask me about Multiplication Patterns
• Bring extra Christmas decorations if you can spare them :)

Monday Agenda

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Missing report cards: Madison, Bany, Taylen, Delaney, Jaz
• Missing book reports: Delaney, True, Madison, Bany, Taylen, Anteneh, Dale, Cassie
• Health - Austin, Bany
• New spelling lists go home today

Random fact - Thanks Garrett!

What fish communicate through farting?

         Fast repetitive tick (frt) is the name scientists have given the high pitched buzzing sound coming out of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,travel in large schools . Scientists think that herring make the sound to communicate at night. Because  most fish cant pick up the high frequency, herring can communicate their  location to one another  without alerting many of their predators.The exceptions are whales and dolphins.These keen herring mammals pick up the herrings FRTS and use the signals to hut the fish.

       Noise pollution
         with so many noisy ships engines in the oceans,noise pollution is a serious problem for many marine mammals.Killer whales that feed almost entirely on herring might not be able to hear the herrings farts and wont be able to hunt them as well.And noise pollution might harm the herrings  ability to hear and communicate with each other.

Agenda - Friday

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Early D next week
• Social Presentations start next week
• Anything else?

Agenda - Thursday

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• BRING LUNCH TOMORROW (Non-microwave)
• Be prepared to walk to the Comp. tomorrow for Storm Chaser presentation
• ITN ?
• Aaron, Dale, Jon, Garrett, Tadyn, Taylen, Anteneh, Kylie - Conference tonight
• Anything else?

Wednesday Agenda

Happy Conference Day #1!
Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Eric, Spencer, Colby, Kade, Cassie, Austin, Makayla, Bany, Lizzie, True, Delaney - Conferences tonight
• Science test Friday
• Spelling test Friday
• Book reports - Dale, Makayla, Delaney, True, Madison, Bany, Taylen, Anteneh
• November reading logs - Dale, Cassie, Austin, True, Madison, Bany, Taylen, Delaney
• Health - Austin, Bany
• Reminder: Bring Lunch Friday (and warm clothes for walking!)

Random fact of the day

You forget 90% of your dreams 10 minutes after waking up!

Students please note the following in your agendas:

• Overdue homework for Miss Senyk - Cassie, Bany, Austin, Colby, Jon, and Delaney
• Science test Friday
• Book reports are now overdue!
• Reading logs are now overdue!
• Mini Volleyball tomorrow for 500
• Parent homework - 50 points if brought in tomorrow!

Happy Report Card Day!

Students, please note the following in your agendas:

• Parent Homework -100 Points Tomorrow!
• Report Cards go home today
• Mini V-ball Wednesday
• Storm Chaser notes go home today
• ITN - You??