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Earlier this week we completed - Ch. 1 - Canadian Identity Text Assignment - Counterpoints.  Reading Pages 4-9 Individual Questions. Q: 1-3 pg. 9 Class Review.  Earlier this week we completed -  Counterpoints. 1. Reading through Pages 10-11 2. Answer Q: 2 & 3 - re: Q 3 - don't prep debate - simply answer the question posed. Required - min 3 sentences each!!!  Review: FYI:  To determine the value of $500 in the 1920s in Canada, we need to adjust for inflation. According to the Bank of Canada's inflation calculator, $500 in 1920 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $6,550.69 in 2021 dollars. It's important to note that this calculation is based on the average annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Canada. The actual inflation rate for specific goods or services may have differed from the average CPI. It's Time to Re-Imagine Canada's 'Nice' Identity | Riley Yesno  Group Work & Presentations:  Q: How does one's individual experience/culture/famil

  Quarter 4- Updated Seating Plan. BC Literacy Test Review PowerPoint - Reminder - Happening on Wednesday April 26 ALL AFTERNOON - you have both double blocks for the test (3hrs max if required). We have already reviewed the above PowerPoint. More information re: the test and practice videos & tests  HERE.  To view remaining 3 videos.  Reminder: Next opportunity to write: June 2023. Once we have reviewed above literacy test info: You can  1. Sign out your Counterpoints Text if you have not done so already (we will use this text for our Politics Unit)  2. Last day we completed - Ch. 1 - Canadian Identity Text Assignment - Counterpoints.  Reading Pages 4-9 Individual Questions. Q: 1-3 pg. 9 Class Review.  Today: TUESDAY - TASK - Counterpoints. 1. Reading through Pages 10-11 2. Answer Q: 2 & 3 - re: Q 3 - don't prep debate - simply answer the question posed. Required - min 3 sentences each!!! FYI - Re: Pages 10-11  To determine the value of $500 in the 1920s in Canada, we need

Check In - Field Trip Notes. Quarter 4- Updated Seating Plan. BC Literacy Test Review PowerPoint - Reminder - Happening on Wednesday April 26 ALL AFTERNOON - you have both double blocks for the test (3hrs max if required). More information re: the test and practice videos & tests HERE.  Next opportunity to write: June 2023. Once we have reviewed above literacy test info: You can  1. Sign out your Counterpoints Text (we will use this text for our politics unit) 2. Complete - Ch. 1 - Canadian Identity Text Assignment - Counterpoints.  Reading Pages 4-9 Individual Questions. Q: 1-3 pg. 9 *Meetings with Ms. H Stage 6 Issues Paper  - for all those students whom I have not met with as of yet. 

 Board Games & - finish Issues Paper - if required. 

Our first stop will be the viewing platform at the Revelstoke Forestry Museum to observe and discuss the Revelstoke Dam and how the Columbia River dam system has impacted the Sinixt Nation, Boat Encampment, and the salmon runs.  We will then carry on (by bus) to the boat launch to have a fire and a story. :) 

 One-On-One Essay Meetings Ms. H

 April 11, 13 & 14 Final Week To Complete & Submit Issues Paper. Stage 6 - April 14 & April 17 2023

Stage 5 & 6 Issues Paper!!! Writing and Completion. April 6 2023 - Individual meetings to be held with Ms. Hathorn re: Stage 4. 5 & 6. Meeting IS Stage 6 FYI.  Stage 4 - Outline Stage 5 - Essay Writing/Completion Stage 6 - Teacher Review Meeting Tech Bookings April 3 - Library Tables & Cart 1 April 4 - Cart 2 Classroom April 6 - Cart 2 - Classroom  April 3 - 2023 Lesson Review of Issues Paper Requirements: What is an Issues Paper?    The Issues Paper is really an ‘ argumentative essay. ’       An argumentative research paper is a combination of a traditional research paper and a persuasive essay. An argumentative paper makes a claim (thesis) about a topic and justifies this claim with specific evidence. The claim could be an opinion, a policy, a proposal, an evaluation, a cause - and - effect statement or an interpretation. The goal of the argumentative paper is to convince the audience that the claim is true based on the evidence provided.      Some Important Things The