Click the following link:
http://www.musicplayonline.com
Then select the following in sequential order to get to the practice videos:
->Online Learning
->African Noel Body Percussion
->Challenge Version
Have fun practicing!
People from Fortis BC talked with us today virtually about different forms of natural gas energy. We learned about LNG (Liquid Natural Gas), RNG (Renewable Natural Gas), and CNG (Compressed Natural Gas). LNG is natural gas that has been cooled down to liquid. RNG is Gas that is created from compost and is renewable. CNG is an eco-friendly alternative fuel for vehicles. Another thing the class learned is that if you smell rotten eggs go outside and call Fortis BC or 911 until it is safe to go back inside. We also learned about ways to conserve energy. Some of the ways we can conserve energy is to keep doors shut, close windows to keep warm air in, take shorter showers, and use technology less and unplug when your not using it. These are only some of the ways you can conserve energy. We also learned that if you are doing any digging on your property you should call Fortis BC to get a free map of where the gas pipes are located around your house. You should always be careful near pipe line markers and avoid digging or using heavy machinery in the area. Activities that are okay to do in these areas where the pipelines run include walking or biking.
Written By: E.M, T.K., and Z.H.
On Monday students from Division 3 participated as a class in an interactive virtual workshop with Relay Education facilitators using Google Meet. Students:
- learned about renewable and non-renewable energy
- discussed the pros and cons of various types of renewable and non-renewable forms of energy
- participated in demonstrations with model wind turbines
- completed science equipments to determine how the length and number of blades on a wind turbine change how much energy is produced
In class we’ve been learning about the different characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships and how to treat each other with respect.
To celebrate Remembrance Day, we made acrostic poems, paintings of poppies and a wreath of poppies for Remembrance Day Ceremony. To make the wreath we cut egg cartons into poppy shapes, painted them red, added red, black and green tissue paper. Once the poppies were complete we assembled them on to a piece of red card stock to form the wreath. To make the paintings we created a prototype of our design, drew them again on watercolour paper and painted them with watercolour paint. These pieces of art were then put on display with our Remembrance Day poetry.
Written By: L.C and G.G
