Week+7

Today's presentations While you may not be bothered by this ... **I am!** When did carbon dioxide become bent? Sulphur dioxide and water are, but not carbon dioxide. (Source: the Michael's flyer which came with my newspaper on Saturday February 20th 2010)

=//__This is our week to present our lesson!__//= Here is the wiki where the assignments on the elements will be posted:

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Here is a link to a web site with the song of the elements, with apologies to Gilbert and Sullivan.

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Here is a link to a different form of the periodic table. It is called an Elementree and was developed by Fernando Dufour. There is one in the Collection at the Canada Science and Technology Museum.

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Geoff Rayner-Canham, another Canadian, has proposed a different way of arranging the elements. His is still two dimensional.



Today's presentations (March 1st 2010) : (We are/were #3)
Alex and Sejal, Applied Geography for Grade 9: Immigration in a Canadian context. Gcast.com to create a podcast. []

Brad and Alex: Web Quest. Grade 10 History http://ped3119.wikispaces.com/

Our lesson

Steve and Karen, Grade 10 English - Midsummer Night's Dream http://stevevped3119.wikispaces.com/Week+7 with comic life.

Nathasha, Kristin and Taylor Grade 9 English http://ped3119b-kristin.wikispaces.com/Week+7 []

Andrea and Laura PSE4U Introduction to Nutrition http://nutritionassignment.wikispaces.com/

Steve and Daljit Grade 10 math NASA scenario (similar in structure to the lesson in PED 4187 last week :-) complete with recycled videos)

Grade 7 History in French New France - positives and negatives Stephanie and Jen http://intergratingtech.wikispaces.com/

media type="file" key="Algonquin.wmv" width="300" height="300" This silent film (no music) uses **//Photo Story//**. My father passed away on February 25th 2008, less than two weeks after receiving a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. This past Christmas we received a photo frame shaped in the word "Algonquin" from my mother. These images are among those from which we will choose nine to put in that frame. We first went to Algonquin Park in the early 1970s. I missed a few years in my late teens and 20s. We went in 2008 though it was hard, and we missed 2009 (because we were en route to Europe), but have been going there with our children since 1999. We have booked for this Canada Day weekend.