WATER SYSTEMS
1. Water Cycle
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2. Water Treatment
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3. Water Contaminants
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VIDEO LESSON - PART 2 - WILL BE Taught Live June 12 at 1:00
4. Water Quality
5. Water and Climate
6. Solid Water in the Water Cycle
7. Chasing Ice
8. Culminating Task - Delayed/ Skipped
9. Unit Test



EFSTRATIOU HOMEROOM

GRADE 6 MATH
GRADE 7 MATH




Math Practice Textbook PDF
We do not make use of this specific textbook, but feel free to independently find practice questions.
F - FINANCIAL LITERACY
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Simple Interest & Methods of Payment
- Lesson PowerPoint - 2
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Game - "Budget Board Game"
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Tech Centre
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B - NUMBERS
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Rounding and Subtracting Decimals
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Lesson PowerPoint - 1 - Rounding
- Lesson PowerPoint - 2 - Estimating
- Lesson PowerPoint - 3 - + & - Decim
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Game - "Line Up or Mess Up"​
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Tech Centre
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Math Journal Prompt​​​​
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Explain how to round 4.7533 to the nearest thousandth
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Explain why "Round Up and Round Down" is misleading
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Prime Factorization
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Extra Practice
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Math Journal Prompt​
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​Explain what a prime number is and how to
use the ladder method or tree method to calculate the prime factors of a number
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Order of Operations
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C - PATTERNING
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Patterning Lesson 1
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Game - "Pattern Masters"
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Tech Centre
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Math Journal Prompt
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Explain what operation we use when a number is next to a variable (4n, 9n, 2n).
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Describe how you would find an expression that represents a pattern.
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Describe a growing pattern we can find in the real world. Explain why this growing pattern has a constant or just a multiplier?
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Algebraic Expressions
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Independent Work - ANSWERS UPDATED
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Tech Centre
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Pick a robot and program code for the robot to push a Vex box at 2 different locations (2 different boxes) in the Vex arena.
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Do not spend time rebuilding a Vex Robot
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Math Journal Prompt
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Explain the difference between a "Numerical Expression," an "Algebraic Expression," and an "Algebraic Equation."
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Using an example, explain the "Let/Then" strategy and the proper procedure for showing your work when evaluating an expression.
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Solving Equations by Adding & Subtracting
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Tech Centre
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Continue your work with the Vex from last week
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Do not spend time rebuilding a
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Game - Square Dance Showdown
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​Print and Play Your Own Game at Home
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Math Journal Prompt
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Use the example 4 = n + 3 to explain what inverse operations are
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Explain what Mr. Stav's sister has to do with this math lesson
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Solving Inequalities​
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Tech Centre
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Game - Tarsia Puzzle
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Math Journal Prompt
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Explain the difference between x + 2 = 4 and x + 2 ≥ 4
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Explain how to graph x ≤ 500 on a number line
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E - SPATIAL SENSE
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Complementary & Supplementary Angles
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Extra Practice​
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Math Journal Prompt
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Use an example to explain what complementary angles are and how to solve for a missing angle
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Use a real-world example to explain what supplementary angles are and how to solve for a missing angle
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Tech Centre
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VEX - "Reach Beyond"
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Use​ the controller to have your robot touch a target on the floor on the other side of a 15cm high wall
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Area of Irregular Figures (Triangles, Parallelograms & Trapezoids)
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Tech Centre
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Game - "It Goes Over Th-AREA"
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Explain what a composite shape is.
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Explain how to find the area of a trapezoid by considering it a composite shape.
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Surface Area of Right Prisms (Triangular Prisms & Rectangular Prisms)
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Explain how knowing the net of a triangular prism helps us calculate the area.
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Use these dimensions 1m wide, 2m tall, and 5m long to explain how to calculate the are of a triangular prism
Game - "Jeopardy Prism"
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Tech Centre
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Quadrilaterals by Diagonals
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Lesson Powerpoint
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Game
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Quadrilaterals HEADS UP
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Online Quadrilaterals Manipulative
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Tech Centre Activity
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Explain what a quadrilateral is
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Explain how to draw the diagonals in a quadrilateral
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Explain how you can distinguish between different quadrilaterals by using the 3 characteristics
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F - FINANCIAL LITERACY
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Simple Interest & Methods of Payment
- Lesson PowerPoint - 2
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Game - "Budget Board Game"
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Tech Centre
B - NUMBERS
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Rounding and Subtracting Decimals
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Lesson PowerPoint - 1 - Rounding
- Lesson PowerPoint - 2 - Estimating
- Lesson PowerPoint - 3 - + & - Decim
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Game - "Line Up or Mess Up"​
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Tech Centre
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Math Journal Prompt​​​​
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Explain how to round 4.7533 to the nearest thousandth​
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Explain why "Round Up and Round Down" is misleading
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Exponents​
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Tech Centre
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Game - Flip The "Dex"
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"Explain how the song “It’s all about the base” helps someone know how to understand exponents"
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Order of Operations
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C - ALGEBRA
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Patterning Lesson 1
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Game - "Pattern Masters"
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Tech Centre
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Math Journal Prompt
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Explain what operation we use when a number is next to a variable (4n, 9n, 2n).
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Describe how you would find an expression that represents a pattern.
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Describe a growing pattern we can find in the real world. Explain why this growing pattern has a constant or just a multiplier?
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​
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Algebraic Expressions
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Tech Centre
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Pick a robot and program code for the robot to push a Vex box at 2 different locations (2 different boxes) in the Vex arena.
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Do not spend time rebuilding a Vex Robot
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Math Journal Prompt
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Explain the difference between a "Numerical Expression," an "Algebraic Expression," and an "Algebraic Equation."
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Using an example, explain the "Let/Then" strategy and the proper procedure for showing your work when evaluating an expression.
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​
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Solving Equations by Adding & Subtracting
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Tech Centre
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Continue your work with the Vex from last week
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Do not spend time rebuilding a
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Game - Square Dance Showdown
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​Print and Play Your Own Game at Home
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Math Journal Prompt
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Use the example 4 = n + 3 to explain what inverse operations are
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Explain what Mr. Stav's sister has to do with this math lesson
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Solving Equations by Multiplying & Dividing
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Tech Centre
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Game - Connect 4
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Math Journal Prompt
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Explain what operation we use when a number is next to a variable​
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Explain why we write 6m when there are 6 "m" variables, but we don't write 1m when there is only one single variable.
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E - SPATIAL SENSE
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Circumference of a Circle & π
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Extra Practice
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Math Journal Prompt
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Explain why PI (π) is 3.14
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Explain how to calculate the circumference of a circle
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Tech Centre
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VEX - "Reach Beyond"
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Use​ the controller to have your robot touch a target on the floor on the other side of a 15cm high wall
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Area of Irregular Figures (Triangles, Parallelograms & Trapezoids)
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Tech Centre
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Game - "It Goes Over Th-AREA"
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Explain what a composite shape is.
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Explain how to find the area of a trapezoid by considering it a composite shape.
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Area Of A Circle
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Mr. Stav utilizes the 4 step
GUIDED MATH technique.
Step 1:
Mr. Stav will teach a formal lesson to the class
Step 2:
Each student will complete 5 intentional centres
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Math Journal - Students complete a procedural writing piece explaining how to do that curriculum expectation.
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Math Game - Mr. Stav has created custom games for each expectation that help students practice simpler "knowledge & understanding" questions.
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*Guided* - Mr. Stav will give his undivided attention to 4-5 students at a time. Helping them better understand the expectation and strategies needed to be successful. Every student will get a chance to sit with Mr. Stav
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Independent Work - Students will complete a practice worksheet that features higher level questions. These types of questions will be seen on the quizzes, and on EQAO in grade 9.
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Tech - Students will interact with the expectation online in an intentional and fun game or activity
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Step 3:
Students will have a period to decide to re-try a centre, complete unfinished work, or sit with Mr. Stav to ask any questions that have come up during any of their centres in preparation for the quiz.
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Step 4:
Students will demonstrate their understanding on a short quiz
Mr. Stav gathers 4 marks for each expectation:
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1. Math Journal:
- Students will follow a rubric to demonstrate a higher level of proficiency
- They will use complete sentences
- They will use the keywords from our lesson (featured on our math wall in class)
- They will use an example
2. Guided Table:
- Mr. Stav will observationally get to see how each student is understanding the concept
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3. Independent Work:
- This is a simple completion mark.
- Students must complete the entire 2 sided handout
- Students must check their answers online before handing it in. Answers are online at MrStav.ca/math
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4. Quiz/ Exit Ticket:
- Students will complete a short quiz that specifically targets the curriculum expectation.
- This quiz can be re-taken once a student has completed their math journal and independent work and has attended a "Math-Help Session" with Mr. Stav outside of classroom time.
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