Students have been learning to construct and interpret bar graphs.Today, students were given a bar graph that had no labels or scale. Their task was to determine what the graph might be about and explain what each bar could represent. Students came up with a wide variety of answers.   We also made a graph with our graphs! This graph was made according to the scales students chose for their graphs (from left to right: Scale of 1,2 3,10). The scale of 10 was the most popular choice although it was pretty close.  |
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Welcome! Welcome to our class blog. My name is Mr. Johnson. To learn more about me, visit my All About Me page.You can e-mail me at:pmjohnson@scdsb.on.ca You can also call me at Maple Grove PS (however please do not use my voicemail as it is not working correctly). Teachers: Mr. Johnson- Language, Math, Gym, Health, Science Ms. VanDiepen,- Music Ms. Seager- Social Studies Ms. Greenwood-Visual Arts Madam Helene- Drama, Dance Google Classroom iPad AppsHomeworkWORD STUDY Try practising the spelling lists on our class Spelling City page! You can also download Spelling Task Cards to try with our weekly words! You can also download the Spelling city iPad app (free) and just search for our class under Patrick Johnson  Literacy at homeExplore Non-Fiction
 Britannica School (login: simcodsb password: simc7729) Tumblebooks (login: SCDSB password books)Skillwise Red Fish (K-1) Raz-Kids The Magic Key- Interactive stories that reinforce punctuation and other skills Variety of Language Games Bitstrips (class code: goo011) Grammar
Practice Your Sight Words! Pre-Primer Primer Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Practice your sight words with these audio power point books! Making Words Make words with the Word Wizard |
