This week in math we started unit 3: measurement. We learned how to use referents and instruments to measure the world around us. Something that I had never used before was a micrometer. A micrometer is a gauge that measures… Continue Reading →
Farming: pioneer homestead, Chatham, Upper Canada 1828 P.J. Bainbrigge This picture shows a tenant farmer and the land owner standing on the road near a farm. On the left is the farmers house / cabin with the crops to the… Continue Reading →
Flower Power When Mrs. Burton showed us the flower power trick I instantly figured out how fractions worked in exponents and how they translate to radicals. Flower power works by using the denominator as the root, so the root is… Continue Reading →
Multiplication Division Power Negative
AMAZING CANADA PROJECT by Zach Thomspon and AJ Wilson
I was having truouble figuring the 3rd and 4th roots out and answering them was tough when they were mixed. I had an aha moment when Mrs. Burton said that the index was like little exponents for the coefficient. When… Continue Reading →
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Global warming will affect Canada by a lot of people moving further north. This will probably not be a problem for Canada for most parts but in others it might get a bit too full. The densest areas are also… Continue Reading →
I learned the difference between mixed and entire radicals. I was confused at first. Then I had a Ahaa moment when Saumi showed me how it worked because i didn’t understand how the coefficient system worked.
Vegetation: Cordillera: Coast and interior forests Grassland Parkland Coniferous forests Tundra Open woodland Coast and Interior Forest: This is primarily a coniferous forest region. The coast region trees show more growth because of a wet climate. Interior Plains: Coniferous forests Parkland Grassland Mixed forest… Continue Reading →
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