Maths: Practice 12-3; Fractions and Decimals; Enrichment 12-3 Shady Spots
Science: Chapter test tomorrow. Review as necessary.
"Super Blue Blood Moon" tonight! If we are lucky enough for the clouds to clear tonight, we will be able to see the lunar eclipse. This eclipse is special, as it is a Super Moon–the moon is closer to Earth than usual, making it appear larger– it is also a Blue Moon– the second full moon in one month– AND it will be a Blood Moon– the eclipse will cause the moon to appear orange/red in colour. Watch this video to learn more:
Mystery Doug: How often do lunar eclipses happen?
The eclipse is due to begin at 6:51pm this evening, with the maximum eclipse to occur at 9:30pm. It will end at 12:08am. Click here for more details.
Let's hope the clouds clear!
Art: Here is today's instructional video:
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