We are finishing up our first Social Studies unit, Canada and its' trading partners. We will be having a unit test next Tuesday. Here are the things you will need to know:
- A definition of commerce, imports and exports
- Main products that Canada imports and exports
- Canada's main trading partners
- You will need to know who Canada's biggest trading partner is and why
- You will need to know what NAFTA is (ALÉNA)
- Countries that are part of the European Union
- Why is tourism important?
Keep in mind that you do not need to memorize this information, however you must only write in French on the test itself. Please take your Social Studies book home to study for this test.
In addition, you will have 2 weeks to prepare for your final project "Un pays dans une boîte". All written work will be done at school, but the box is to be done at home and is due December 16, 2013. Students must decorate
the outside of the box so that it represents their chosen country. On
the inside, they can include important items (imports, exports, etc.)
and they must create a scene that is representative of their country
(can include tourist attractions, famous people, etc). Click below for a
link to the project description:
Les partenaires commerciaux
All regular French homework projects will resume in January.
Today's awesome
Christmas Carols
I admit
it.... I absolutely love Christmas Carols! The old classics as well as
new songs made to celebrate the season (my current favourite is Snow
Globe by Matt Wertz). Nothing brings a smile to my face like I want a
Hippopotamus for Christmas (really, who even thought of that song, it's
fantastic!). Songs like these that make you laugh, others like War is Over make you reflect, songs like Joy to the World allow us to rejoice
and songs like Christmas Shoes make you cry (every single time!). What a
great way to celebrate all of the blessings in our lives and be
thankful for the time we get to spend with our loved ones. Evoking some
of the best memories ever through the power of song? AWESOME!
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