• REMOTE LEARNING: 

     

    Math and Science are NOT for a grade this week.

      

     

    Check your grades in Tyler. This week is the last opportunity to change M's into points. Grades close this Friday, June 5th. Email me or Mrs. Zabinski for help, if needed.

     

     

     Email us if you have any questions: ldietz@northallegheny.org & azabinski@northallegheny.org.

    Check the Homework Assignment Book tab to the left if you are confused. It can help you understand what is due and when.

    Specials teachers will post their lessons each Monday and any assignment will be due by Sunday so that work may be completed at your convenience.  Please visit each Specials Teacher website for their lessons:

    Dean Boronyak, HPE:  https://www.northallegheny.org/Page/31555

    Lee Knapp, Art:  https://www.northallegheny.org/Page/31581

    Samantha Smith, Music:  https://www.northallegheny.org/Page/31633

    Lynn Smokovich, Library: https://www.northallegheny.org/Page/32165

     

     

  • June 1 - 5 Math Remote Learning

    This is a fun week, not for grades. Watch videos Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for challenges and brainteasers from Mrs. Dietz. Solutions posted the following Math day. Read the link below for more details. Have fun!

     

    Monday, June 1:  Play Nim with a partner and try toothpick brainteaser challenges on your own.

     

    Wednesday, June 3:  Discover tips and strategies to win at NIM every time and find out solutions to the toothpick challenges.  Also, learn how to create and solve Euler circuits.

     

    Friday, June 5: Find out solutions to the Euler circuits at noon today when I post the final video of the school year.  Learn about parabolas this summer and fractals today using Siepinski triangles with a special guest video in your Math Google Classroom for some potential mathematical reasoning summer fun! Plus fill out a survey to let me know what you liked and discovered this week.  Go to Math Google Classroom or the link below for the updated post and links to videos.

     

    Happy Summer! Click on the link below for more details and directions:

    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wz9O5rWRILKaejlcaSyut0vpAB5mNIWfSQfMeagsm0o/edit
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  • June 1 - 5 Science Remote Learning

     

    Mon, June 1st: Watch the Mystery Science video "Could There Be Life on Other Planets?"



    Wed, June 3rd: 

    Good morning! I will post another video with answers to the Scavenger Hunt on Friday.

     

    Please use split screen to open the Space X website and the Scavenger Hunt Google Form after watching my tutorial video:

     

    https://www.loom.com/share/bc2b4e47343b401caf64f481900e9be7

     

    Here is the Space X website again:

     

    https://www.spacex.com/

     

    Here is the Google Form:

     

    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1GOpbnUNeYOJeyrbh68f-Qyyohzpx1YUV0f19rSpOoSs/edit

     

    Have fun!  See you via video on Friday when I share the answers!!

     

    Don’t forget to come to our last Google Meet tomorrow to say farewell in person.  Bring your lunch!

     

    5A is 12:00 - 12:25     and      5D is 12:30 - 12:55  



    Friday, June 5th: 

     Let your imagination soar to other worlds! 

     

    Please watch my video tutorial: 

     

    https://www.loom.com/share/d0c5927116984b7ea1531b0dcccb7e42

     

         NEW VIDEO: Watch the Starlink launch from Wed, June 3rd and learn more about space travel as well as the historical launch from Saturday, May 30th. This is a REALLY cool 31:52 minute video. Do you like your internet?  Did you know that satellites like the one in this video provide internet?  Also, you can watch Falcon 9 return and land!!   If you become an astronomer, astronaut, engineer, or work for NASA or Space X in any way, please don’t forget your 5th grade teacher who inspired you the last week of 5th grade!  Drop me a line and invite me to a launch, please. :) Watch this interesting video:

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4xBFHjkUvw 

     

    Also, BONUS!!  Try out the simulator that the engineer mentions in the video. Can you land on the International Space Station? Do you have the patience and spatial skills to help you do so?  Try again until you are successful. Enjoy!  Try the simulation here:

     

    https://iss-sim.spacex.com/

     

     In the activity below, click on the blue letters to follow the link. Once there, click on “Explore the Galaxy” and then choose a destination by scrolling left and right.  Below the artistic posters, click on”Explore the Surface” to see what artists have imagined other planets look like based on a little bit of data collected from observations by astronomers here on Earth.  Look in the Science Google Classroom for my video tutorial for navigating the website today (Friday) at 8 am and for your own artistic challenge that you may post to Seesaw.  



    Activity: Exoplanet Travel Bureau

    “With NASA’s Exoplanet Travel Bureau, you can imagine what it’s like to stand on the surface of far-away planets. Visit their website, and with the click of a button, you can pretend you’re standing on the surface of planets outside our solar system. On TRAPPIST-1d you can look up at the sky and see six other planets. You can also see what happens when you stand on a planet that has two stars (instead of one) in the solar system.”

     

    If you like, read more about TRAPPIST-1d here (This was also assigned in Google Classroom):  https://newsela.com/read/earthlike-planets/id/27304/

     

     

    Happy last day of school! Click on the link below for more details and directions:

    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wCpUz0EUBe04lWlAmbMQBZYN3fcAdLuRrp9Gw8eo02s/edit
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