True or False:
Students can bring their devices on ANY two days they choose each week.
False
When you are using your device, who should be able to clearly see your screen at all times?
Your Teacher
TRUE or FALSE:
My workbook is an official record of my learning, so I should take care of it.
TRUE
I help you research, create, and learn,
But I’m not something you use at every turn.
On two special days, I come your way,
And only when your teacher says, “Okay!”
What am I?
Your device!
How often are Outstanding Learners recognized?
A. Every day
B. Every week
C. Every other week
D. Once a term
C. Every other week
Which two days are our official device days for grade 5?
Mondays & Wednesdays
Can you use the camera on your school device?
A. Yes, if your friend says it's ok
B. Yes, during break
C. Never! The device camera is not allowed to be used at school
C. Never! The device camera is not allowed to be used at school
TRUE or FALSE:
“If I finish first, my work must be the best.”
FALSE! Quality is more important than speed.
I leave school with you, but I’m not a teacher.
I help you practice, but I’m not a lesson.
I’m completed at home and returned on Sunday.
Forget me, and Monday may bring extra time to finish! 👀
Who am I?
🏠 Homework
When are Outstanding Learners recognized?
A. Monday
B. Tuesday
C. Wednesday
D. Friday
B. Tuesday
Maya is in Grade 5. She brings her device to school on Monday. Her friend tells her, “You should bring it again tomorrow because we can use our devices two days a week.
Is her friend correct? Why or why not?
No! Grade 5’s designated device days are Mondays and Wednesdays, so Tuesday is not a device day.
Our school day is from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. We use our devices for 60 minutes each day.
What fraction of our school day do we spend using our devices?
A. 1/2
B. 1/4
C. 1/7
D. 1/10
C. 1/7
Spot the Problem!
Omar finishes his work, closes his workbook, and leaves it on the floor. What's wrong?
He should put it in the designated classroom area.
I arrive every week with a chance to grow.
I’m a digital way to practice what you know.
You can take me on in the evening,
and I’ll give you feedback straight away!
Practise, learn, improve, repeat!
What am I?
🌙 Evening Opportunity
Ahmed rushes through his work and finishes first. He gets all of his answers correct, but his workbook is messy, with scribbles, poor spacing, and rushed handwriting.
Ali makes some mistakes but takes his time, writes neatly, uses proper spacing, and makes an effort to improve the presentation of his work.
Who would be more likely to earn the Outstanding Learner reward?
Ali