Wednesday, April 1, 2020

April 1

Class 604 and 605

Hello kids and parents!

A wish for you on Wellness Wednesday!

121+ Wonderful Happy Wednesday Quotes To Energetic You - BayArt

Wellness Weds w/ Ms. Adams (counselor)

Secret Stress Busters of the Stars
 From sold-out concerts to sporting events watched by millions, high profile celebs have pressure-filled schedules that they need to navigate with calm and grace. So how do they do it? Here are their secret strategies for staying chill and how you can use the same tricks. Follow the link below:
https://choices.scholastic.com/issues/2016-17/040117/secret-stress-busters-of-the-stars.html


Science w/ Ms. S. Mitchell:

A. IXL Science due today Skill I.1 Thermal Energy (Predict heat flow and temperature changes)

B. Journal Write: Emoji due Friday @ 9am.  Submit picture of notebook page + drawing with your NAME and CLASS to smitche6@schools.nyc.gov. 



Reading/Writing w/Ms. Amede:
Good Morning Classes 604; 605

Remember to login to Lightsail everyday at 8:00 am and read for 50 minutes before coming to the Zoom Meeting

Sandra Amede is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Reading /ELA
Time: Apr 1, 2020 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/4234484158

Meeting ID: 423 448 4158


Math - Mr. Fortunat - kfortun@schools.nyc.gov - (914)338-8287
Learning Target:
*Students will solve problems that involve the area of regular quadrilaterals and composite figures.
1) Write the Learning Target in your notebook then copy the area formulas to use as reference:

     *Area of rectangle = LxW or bh

     *Area of parallelogram = bh

     *Area of triangle = 1/2 bh

     *Area of trapezoid = 1/2 (b1+b2)h
2) Join the Lesson in zoom at 10:00AM. Meeting Room will open by 9:50 AM.
    https://zoom.us/j/9473421875              Meeting ID or Code: 947 342 1875
     *Use your full name to be admitted. This is how attendance is taken.
3) Homework Review:
4) Independent Practice / Assessment:
     *IXL > Learning > Math > 6th Grade > FF6, FF7, FF8, FF24
     *You may want to review the lesson by watching the clip on Area of Composite Figures:
     *Take your time to do each problem in your notebook before picking an answer.
5) Homework:
Part 1 (Due Friday, March 3, 2020 by 5:00. ) 

Part 2
Some of you have successfully set up your Google Classroom account. Congratulations!! The rest of you, please follow the steps below.
*step 1) Get your account ID and Password from the DOE by clicking on this link:                                         https://idm.nycenet.edu/students/start.form
*step 3) Enter your DOE student account email (from step 1)
*step 4) Enter your password and sign in
*step 5) 604 students, enter the class code: jdquwhv
              605 students, enter the class code: rmt7gml
Any difficulties with Google Classroom? Let me know. (914)338-8287

Physical Education:

Physical Education: (Due FRIDAY)-Ms. Thompson

1.Complete Edpuzzle Assignments (class codes below)
                        
vClass: 604 – ijaleev

vClass: 605-siajjep

            
Health: (Due FRIDAY)-Ms. Thompson

1.Complete Monday’s Edpuzzle Assignment ( Class Codes Below)

vClass: 604-  ijaleev


vClass: 605-siajjep

Dance:




Theater:


Chorus:

Chorus

By now, you all should have downloaded the Acapella App or Acapella Maker and made yourself familiar with the app. In the video below, I am singing the melody for you at three starting pitches, C, E, and G. Choose two and replicate for your recording. The result will be a pretty cool two part harmony.

Best of Luck!





IceBreaker: Close your eyes and imagine that you are on a plane flying over the Pacific Ocean. You are with a friend and the both of you can’t wait to get back home. Suddenly, there is engine failure! The plane descends and gently crashes into the ocean alongside an uninhabited tropical island. You have just enough time to take 3 items off of the plane before it explodes. There are 15 items to choose from. Which 3 do take with you to the island?

Items Include: Box of matches, Crate of glass soda bottles, Crate with 12 bottles of water, 5 warm sweaters, First aid kit, Transistor radio, An axe, Any defense item,15 magazines, Inflatable life boat, Compass, Insect repellant, Sewing kit, Flashlight and a Bag with 5 blankets.

Things to consider before choosing

1. What are your short term goals?
2. What are your long term goals?
3. What do you choose and why?

Pick an inventor from the list: Thomas Edison, Henry FordSteve Jobs

If they had given up on their goals, what would the world be like?



DANCE


Test on canon and choreographic structures Friday! 

Review Review Review. Quizlet link at bottom.

Canon!

Click the link below to view the video we watched in class breaking down of the five types of canon.

Dance Examples of Canon!

Click the links below to view brief clips of Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite with her piece The seasons canon ballet. Notice the canon present in her dance and the level of interest it adds to her
piece.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=f6x2r7fWZbY
&feature=emb_logo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=GW7uORb9H8c&feature=emb_logo

Study and Test!

Click the link below to use a study set on Quizlet. Quizlet is a tool that helps you study any subject. The study set is called Choreographic Device- Canon. It contains 8 terms. You will be tested on this next week!

QUIZLEThttps://quizlet.com/_87vlv7?x=1jqt&i=2qha9e

Please contact me with any questions abartonrichardson@schools.nyc.gov

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