Thursday, April 12, 2012

Jeudi, le soleil. Rien de neuf...

Aujourd’hui, les élèves ont travaillé dans leurs textes d’histoire. Tout le monde prépare leur « Chapitre 10 » à rendre lundi.

Ēgalement, les étudiants qui n'avaient pas présenté leur projets orale hier, l'ont fait ce matin.


Ensuite, les élèves ont travaillé avec leurs « projet de livre » à rendre le 20 avril. Les phrases sont à faire vérifier lundi !

23 comments:

Anonymous said...

do we have to translate the interview into french?

Thanks Najat 8/7

DRU said...

Najat: No.

Sarah said...

For the interview I wrote it up like in a long paragraph
is that ok?

Leda said...
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Anonymous said...

hey mr.wanie I'm a little confused about the history question #4* and i was wondering if i could just describe what a developing nation and say why canada isn't one instead?

Thanks Najat 8/7

(*4
Check the title of this book "The DEveloping of a Nation". Look up the meaning of the term "developing nation" what visuals in this chapter show scenes that are similar to those of developing nations today.)

Peri said...

hey mr wanie I was having trouble with my histoire can i please get an extension

Leda said...

Will you be in @ 8:00 Monday? If not I will have to get an extention. Please?

Anonymous said...

for the interview of a union member. what kind of questions should we have to ask the member? and did you say we have to ask 10 questions? i was thinking maybe i should ask them what was their working conditions like, their safety in the work area etc. (although i think thats too personal) and then ill ask them if they had a strike or not. if so how did it change your working hours, conditons. does that seem ok?
thnakyou, leya

Katie-Jane Flach said...

Hey Mr. Wanie,
Should I be doing any assigments that were assigned over the weekends? If so, what are they?
Thanks!
Katie

DRU said...

Sarah: Sounds good.

Najat: all you had to do was look up the term so you understand... then describe the pictures in the chapter that show scenes that may be similar to those in developing nations today.

Peri: Yes, but come on in tomorrow early and show me what you've done so far.

Leda: I'll be in at 8. Come see me then with the work you've done so far.

Leya: We've discussed this. It's in your question. Your suggestions sound good.

Katie: No, come in and find out what you've missed.

Christine said...

Mr. Wanie i'm having a little bit of trouble with the history, is it possible I could please get an extension?

Leda said...

Thanks! And what do you suggest to do when translating work?

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Anonymous said...

tihi :P sorry that was random.

Anonymous said...

is it ok if i come early morning @ 8 to come interview you? library closed today, next door neighbor.. never find him at home. and there arent many close family members in unions. sorry :(
merci

DRU said...

Christine: Yes, but you need to come in early and show me what you've done so far.

Leda: I suggest you write it in French!

Leya: Sorry, I can't agree to be interviewed. You can come in and interview another teacher if you like.

Katie-Jane Flach said...

I'll come in @8:00-8:00
Thanks again!

Anonymous said...

Mr.Wanie I'm having trouble with the histoire and I was wondering if I could please have an extension

Carol said...

Mr.Wanie, for the interview, should we include their name and occupation?

Jennifer L. said...

Mr.Wanie, I was wondering if I could get an extension. Thank you. I will also be coming in early tomorrow.

Anonymous said...

thats good enough. thanks.

Isabelle said...

Monsieur wanie I had a choir-festival-workshop thing literally all weekend with no time to spare at all. It was...living hell. May I please get an extension on the histoire? I only need time to finish some questions

Isabelle said...

Sorry,I mean "vivre l'enfer"