April 24 2023 BC Literacy Exam Review & Canadian ID & Politics Intro Counterpoints

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. 

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