Mr. Hillier's Grade 7 Humanities Blog

This week, students began working on their Colony brochure. Using the knowledge that we've learned in class about New France, Acadia and the 13 colonies, students are making an information brochure about a colony which they are creating, including a map and information about the economy, language and system of government. Over the weekend, students can practice these spelling words: List 29 Word Practice Sentence Type bonus My mom will receive a bonus. Basic between I think something fell between the cushions. Basic rather I would rather be fishing than swimming. Basic total The total number of hikers exceeded expectations. Basic strength Everyone was surprised at his brute strength. Basic worked She worked until the job was done. Basic insist I will have to insist that you bring your coat. Basic tomb The mummy's tomb was already open. Basic finale The show's finale shocked everyone. Basic similar These two computers are similar. Basic adjective The word bra

During the past week, students have been learning about the economy and society of New France, Acadia and the 13 Colonies. Reading Quiz: To prepare for the next week of school, students can read the article below. There will be a multiple choice reading quiz on this article about the re-introduction of Buffalo to Banff National Park. https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/virtually-unprecedented-banff-bison-roaming-free-for-first-time-in-140-years Spelling Quiz: Students can practice these spelling words. List 28 Word Practice Sentence Type distance The distance between us is too great. Basic support We will support you while you go to college. Basic different Everything was so different for me. Basic mane The lion's mane was majestic looking. Basic brief The meeting was brief. Basic batteries We need rechargeable batteries. Basic slide The water slide was huge. Basic method My cooking method was unique. Basic caught The roofs caught fire. Basic pitcher I

Hello Grade 7's Use this link when working on your New France Online Research Task: http://www.canadahistoryproject.ca/1663/index.html