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Oniva!

Oniva is a "fantastique" show from Radio-Canada. There are lots of episodes to choose from based on many different interests! Be sure to click on the bottom to show the subtitles which can help you in your understanding. After you watch an episode you can check out some of the games too! Enjoy!

Click here to choose an episode to watch!

Quality of Life Around the World

Today, we will be talking about how for centuries, people around the world have moved or stayed where they are for many different reasons. As this has already been a big theme in Social Studies, today, we will focus more on the financial component and how different places in the world can view quality of life differently.



Let's take a closer look by building our knowledge about the differences in the Quality of Life around the world. You will be following along in the PowerPoint below and taking notes.

Quality of Life Around the World

Les trois petits cochons - à la 7ème année!

Bonjour! After many months of speaking, reading and writing, we are now "tellement excitée" to present to you our French paper slide films!



Adam and Damon

Hailey, Faith, Tallia, Shiyanna and Cheyenne
Les trois petits cochons from Mrs. Steinhoff on Vimeo.


Wahb and Troy
 
Untitled from Mrs. Steinhoff on Vimeo.

Holly
Untitled from Mrs. Steinhoff on Vimeo.

 
Les Trois Petits Cochons from Mrs. Steinhoff on Vimeo.

Les trois petits cochons from Mrs. Steinhoff on Vimeo.

petit cochon Alex Riley Theo Brayden from Mrs. Steinhoff on Vimeo.

Les trois petits cochons from Mrs. Steinhoff on Vimeo.

People on the Move

Don't Eat the Marshmallows Yet!

How much self control do you have?  Today we will watch a Ted Talk and ask ourselves, would you have the control to NOT eat the marshmallow?

Remembrance Day - Building Our Prior Knowledge

Today we will be doing a listening and viewing activity to help us prepare for our upcoming mini unit on Remembrance Day. We will spend some time this week and next writing poems to honour the people and places affected by war. Let's start by watching a video to get us thinking.


1. Who is giving the speech?
2. Where does the speech take place?
3. Approximately how many Canadians fought in WWII?
4. How many Canadians were killed in action?
5. How many soldiers were wounded?
6. What does the General get the audience to repeat?

Why do you think it is important that young people pay tribute and remember those who gave their lives for the freedom of others? Clearly explain your thinking (minimum 3-5 sentences).