Tuesday's Speaking Assignment

Did you recognize this music?

How do we talk about a field trip? What things are worth telling? What are not? What vocabulary do you need? What tense to use?

No refunds, you Christmas carollers!

Here are your tasks:

1. Read the first five paragraphs of this news article.
1. Find at least five new words to learn their meaning and pronunciation.
2. Locate the names of stations on the subway map, and trace your journey to the concert.
3. Compare your results with a partner's. You may need to interview a partner if you didn't go.
2. Rate how you and others did on the following concert rules of etiquette (Good/Could be better/Atrocious); then compare your rating with a partner:
1. The concert begins at noon, lasting approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour. 
2. When you arrive, please check in with an usher. The ushers will seat your group. 
3. Please arrange to have lunch prior to arrival or after departure. Please note that food, beverages and gum are not permitted in Roy Thomson Hall. 
4. Concert etiquette serves to provide the best possible listening environment for you, your fellow audience members and the performers on stage. Your group’s consideration for fellow patrons and performers will ensure everyone’s full enjoyment of the live performance. Please observe proper concert etiquette throughout. Patrons may be asked to leave the auditorium if they are disturbing others. 
5. Cameras, cell phones and video games are not permitted in the auditorium.
3. Note down briefly what you liked the most and the least and what surprised you.
4. Organize your thoughts, and record a 2-minute report of yesterday's field trip on Youtube.com, Audioboom.com, or Chirbit.com.
5. Guess what to do next after publishing the audio on your e-portfolio.

Important Announcements for November/December

Mon Dec 12: Field Trip to Amadeus Choir Concert at Roy Thompson Hall

Discuss which rules are similar or dissimilar to those from another country that you have lived in.

You don't want to miss our annual year-end free concert with reserved seating for MicroSkills. Please do not arrive any later than 11:30 or you will definitely be with the crowds standing in line. As seating is limited and on a first-come basis, coming before 11:30 does not guarantee a place in reserved seating. Those going from Don Mills Station are welcome to grab this map.

Please note that the concerts are suitable for children aged 6 years and up.

Day of the concert:

 The concert begins at noon, lasting approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour.

 When you arrive, please check in with an usher. The ushers will seat your group.

 Please arrange to have lunch prior to arrival or after departure. Please note that food, beverages and gum are not permitted in Roy Thomson Hall.

 Concert etiquette serves to provide the best possible listening environment for you, your fellow audience members and the performers on stage. Your group’s consideration for fellow patrons and performers will ensure everyone’s full enjoyment of the live performance. Please observe proper concert etiquette throughout. Patrons may be asked to leave the auditorium if they are disturbing others.

 Cameras, cell phones and video games are not permitted in the auditorium.

Friday's Writing Assignment

What's happening on December 25 this year? What else?

Who and what do you see in the picture? Discuss with a partner.

Here are your tasks:

1. Do this lesson on Hanukkah.
2. Plan a one-hour driving tour to see Hanukkah lights in Toronto. Where and when would you go?
3. Publish your Google Maps itinerary giving a reason for each destination.
1. Check your classmates' maps on times and places.
2. Leave a comment!

Thursday's Speaking Assignment

There is one more cultural celebration in December, and no, it's not Boxing Day.

Here are your tasks:

1. Do this lesson on Kwanzaa.
2. Find a nearby location, indoor or outdoor (dressed warmly), to do a 30-second donut selfie speech:
1. first introducing yourself, 
2. then giving 2 details about what you learnt about Kwanzaa, and 
3. finally, what it means to you personally.

Wednesday's Assignment with Despina

Today we have Despina teaching a wonderful lesson (click on the link)!

Tuesday's Listening Assignment

Some year-end ceremonies in Canada are not happy or merry. What do you think is happening in the picture below?

Do the words Marc Lepine, Gamil Gharbi, Ecole Polytechnique, and Montreal Massacre mean anything to you?

Here are your tasks:

1. Watch this video from 1:46 - 2:34 without CC.
1. Check off the words you hear: donut, friends, Joe, moo, pollis, selling, tennis, women. 
2. Check your findings with 2 partners.
2. In no more than 50 words, write on how families, society, and the police respond to domestic or gendered violence in another country as compared to Canada. Then write a sentence on how you feel as a newcomer to Canada.

Monday's Reading Assignment

This is a month of many Canadian celebrations.

What do you say in December: Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas?

Discuss with a partner.


Here are your tasks:

1. Discuss what was heard and seen at last week’s field trip to CBC, and check out the website.
2. Compare the modern to the traditional celebration. Discuss the following:
1. Which country is mentioned in both readings?
2. What are the similarities?
3. What are the differences?
4. Why?
5. So what?

Thursday's Writing Assignment

Do you think it's easier for older people to experience bone loss?

Check out 5 of these cartoons, and see what true/false assumptions some of them have.

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Breaking an Arm and a Leg
2. Watch 0:00 - 6:30 of this video and create a list of dos and don’ts for a health brochure for new immigrants.
1. Include a great title, an introduction, a table of things to avoid or focus on, a conclusion, and at least 1 picture.
2. Have 3 classmates check it carefully before publishing.

Tuesday's Listening Assignment

What mosquito-borne diseases can you think of?

Do you consider them modern? Why or why not?

How about Zika, eh?

1. Listen to this recording in Medium (N. American English) and one more.
2. Do this spelling exercise and this dictation exercise.
3. Listen to the Medium (N. American English) reading again.
4. On a blank world map, include details about Zika virus in three different areas/countries mentioned in the audio. Include three different areas/countries NOT mentioned in the audio, and mark them differently.

Monday's Reading Assignment

Welcome back! How has your Black Friday and Cyber Monday long weekend gone?

Our theme this week is on Modern Diseases. Can you explain the following picture?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Flexible and Mobile
2. Read your cutout, and publish three T/F statements based on it.
   
1. Indicate which cutout was yours: A, B, C, or D?
2. Go answer your classmates’ T/F statements on their blogs under comments. 
3. Then copy their statements with your answers to your blog.
3. Work with a partner to create a 60-second video or poster on Sitting Disease.

Thursday's Speaking Assignment

What are some things you talk about in a professional relationship?

What can you say about your colleagues and friends?

What can you say about your day in the office?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Socializing at a Reception
2. Vocabulary: Types of People at Work
3. Discuss with a partner how best to answer the question at a reception, “So how was your day today?”
1. Make a 2-minute chirbit recording of your answer.
2. Listen to your classmates’ stories and leave a nice response for each.

Wednesday's Reading Assignment

What are some places you could start at for building a professional relationship?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Having a Business Mentor
2. Check out these associations: 1, 2, 3, 4
1. What are their histories, features, and opportunities? Use Google and take notes for each of them.
2. As a member of one association, write a brief email requesting services equivalent to another association’s, providing the relevant URL evidence.

Tuesday's Listening Assignment

Have you ever met a bully at work? What was it like? Tell a partner.

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: A Bully at Work
2. Listen to this audio.
1. Write down a list of Dos and Don’ts, and compare your list with at least three partners’.
1. Publish this list, and then watch this video (using CC: and adjusting the speed). 
2. Add more points to the first on a second list, and publish.
2. Write down the first 10 or so words at 0:50, 1:04, 1:38, 1:50. Discuss your transcript with a partner before publishing.

Monday's Writing Assignment

If you manage to land a job in your chosen profession, chances are that you would develop some professional relationships.

In the ESL teaching profession, professionals will be meeting this Thursday and Friday at Sheraton Centre downtown.

Do people in other countries go to meetings to develop professional relationships?

Here are your tasks:

1. From this list of meetups, make a list of 3 you would be interested in and 3 you would not.
1. For each meetup, list the group name, cost, number of members, frequency of meetings, and one or two more details.
2. Write a short text message to a classmate to recommend a group, stating key details and reasons for your recommendation.
2. Learn the key vocabulary in this podcast: Not Getting Walked All Over
1. Select a Text-to-Speech website to read it aloud.
2. Finish the paragraph: "In professional relationships, my best experience was when ..."
3. Use vocabulary words you learnt from the podcast, publish, and read your classmates' paragraphs!

Friday's Listening Assignment

If you want to know certain tips and details before applying to any job or industry, try to get it from the horse's mouth.

Watch this video and take notes, first with CC (close captioning) off and then later with CC on.

If you want to hear about such interviews at a slower rate, try this video.

Have you ever conducted an informational interview in your life? Discuss with 2 - 3 partners what you learnt.

Here are your tasks:

1. Listen to this phone call and write down 3 questions about it in full sentences.
2. Compare them with a partner, and write out the answers.
3. Complete the following exercises on Interviews: 1, 2, 3.

Thursday's Speaking Assignment

So far, have you noticed any differences in work habits between Canadians and workers in other countries?

Do Canadian workers speak up more? Do they show up on time? Do they keep their promises? Do they keep their desks clean? Do they take courses to upgrade their skills? Tell a partner your thoughts!

Can you say these words in your L1?

Here are your tasks:

1. Do these exercises on Work Habits: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
1. Practise with a partner how you would tell a work colleague to improve their work habits.
2. Record both ways on Chirbit.
2. Write your self-assessment and reflection under Comment.
3. Then write your constructive comments on 5 of your classmates’ chirbits.

Tuesday's Reading Assignment

How long does it take for a newcomer to find a job in another country? What kind of jobs are on offer--full-time, part-time, contract?

What series of questions and answers do you think led to this answer?

Here are your tasks:

1. Read this article.
1. Identify and share with a partner 10 new words/expressions.
2. Listen to your partner and check for meaning and pronunciation.
2. Ask 3 questions based on the article, and answer them on your blog.

Monday's Writing Assignment

Welcome back! What a great time we had on our feet at last Friday's Remembrance Day Ceremony. For pictures, be sure to check them out here.

Today, we start out on a new weekly theme! Can you guess from the picture below? Tell a partner:

For more job-search cartoons, check here. Tell your partner which three are your most favourite.

Here are your tasks:

1. Learn the vocabulary here.
1. Complete this online exercise.
2. Follow-up with this task.
3. Help this baker.
2. Search for 3 possible jobs you could qualify for in Canada. Publish the job titles, URLs, and relevant reasons/qualifications.

Thursday's Assignment

What happens if you fall or fall sick on a trip overseas? Have you ever bought travel insurance?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Travel Insurance
2. Read the first 3 questions and answers of this FAQ.
1. Then watch this short video. How much does travel insurance cost for a two-week jaunt?
2. Discuss with a partner how this compares with another country’s health care system.
3. Without revealing true details, fill in this form and publish a picture of it.

Wednesday's Assignment

So, as America begins to cut out their "Obamacare," we continue this morning at looking at our health care coverage in Canada.

What can you do when you have dental pain? Or when you just need some dental cleaning? What about your kids?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Seeing a dentist
1. Practise out loud.
2. Practise and record with a partner.
2. Make a phone call to a dental clinic to see if you are eligible for free cleaning or another service (e.g. a root canal or a filling).
3. Publish your findings, including name and contact of clinic, prices, and other details.

Tuesday's Assignment

Who is responsible for starting Canada's universal healthcare system?

Here are your tasks:

1. Take dictation from 1:29 to1:50 of this video.
1. Listen all the way through first.
2. See if you can hear the words: ugliest, prairie, vulnerable.
3. Feel free to slow the video to half speed if need be.
2. Leave a 60-second chirbit on what you think about Canada’s healthcare system and how you feel about Tommy Douglas.

Monday's Assignment

Welcome back from Homework Day and the weekend! Did you get a lot of homework done?

Can you guess our theme for the week?

Here are your tasks:

1. Listen and role play: US Health Insurance Plans
2. Watch this video.
1. Who is covered by OHIP?
2. Who are not covered?
3. What can they do?
4. Discuss with a partner, and propose a solution.
3. Publish a list or a cartoon of your points.

Thursday's Announcement

Please go to Workplace English class for a talk this morning.

1. Elementary, secondary, and post-secondary education options in the area of Consumers Road location
2. Recreation programs available for children and adults in the area of Consumers Road location.

Friday's Assignment

For your long weekend with homework, we consider the topic of retirement planning.

Tell a partner some things you have done already and what you are planning to do.

Did you laugh? Why?

Here are your tasks:

1. Please take this opportunity to review our work for this week. If you have not posted your writing or chirbits in your e-portfolio, please do that first.
1. Make sure you copy the question related to your writing or chirbit.
2. For each day's assignment, add: 
1. your self-assessment (how did you perform--very well? struggling? hard? easy?)
2. a reflection (how do you feel about doing the task? did you learn anything? how is it useful to your life in Canada?)
3. some encouraging comments on a couple of classmates' blogs
2. Role play: Retirement planning
1. Work on vocabulary and pronunciation.
2. Practise speaking out loud, and record a chirbit to compare with the original.
3. Listen to this boring presentation, and identify 5 things new immigrants should take note of. 
1. Create a checklist.
2. Visit 5 classmates' blogs to see if they have the same 5 things.

Wednesday's Assignment

Today is Pizza Day to raise money for United Way.

Can you pay less taxes if you give your money to a charity?

How was it in your country of birth?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Donations
2. Read about donating to MicroSkills.
1. Plan to write an email to future donors to raise funds for MicroSkills, identifying what to include and what not to include.
2. Discuss your list with a partner, and publish your email.

Tuesday's Assignment

Where do some people hide their money? Look at the following cartoon and tell a partner what you think of it.

For more such cartoons, click here.

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Offshore tax havens
2. Read this article on tax avoidance.
1. Write down 5 facts involving $ or % amounts in point form.
2. Identify geographic places mentioned in the article on a world map.
3. Publish your findings.

Monday's Assignment

Welcome back! What could be a better topic for a nice, cold November Monday morning than the heart-warming topic of taxes!

Tell a partner 5 words that come to mind when you hear the word taxes or taxation.

This is why April is not everybody's favourite month in Canada.

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Filing Taxes
2. Check out this article’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights, and read no. 12 by yourself and then with a partner.
3. Record a 60-second chirbit.com audio advising some worried friends on what to do after their house burnt down in March this year.

Friday's Assignment

What are business secrets? How can you protect them?



Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Finding Loopholes
2. Listen to this Dragons’ Den pitch.
1. Write down names, financials, and outcome.
2. Take dictation of the inventor’s words from 3:01 to 3:30, and check your transcript with 2 partners.
3. In fewer than 20 words, describe one business idea that comes to mind.

Transcript:

Thursday's Assignment

Have you ever broken a business agreement? Have you met someone who did? How did you feel?

What could happen if you promised something and then broke the promise in business?

Here's a real-life Humpty Dumpty for you!

Here are your prep tasks:

1. Those who have been in the class for more than 2 months are requested to please leave a testimonial under Comments here.
2. Role play: Breaching a Contract
1. List 5 new words/expressions.
2. Make sentences using those words/expressions meaningfully.
3. Check with a partner before posting.
3. In less than 60 seconds, record yourself on Chirbit.com telling your lawyer friend about a bad car that you bought from a dealer.
1. Give details about the model, make, year, and price of the car.
2. Describe how you feel and hope to achieve, using some of the new words/expressions you have learnt.
3. Publish your audio link, and then comment on three classmates' audio.

Wednesday's Assignment

Welcome back from the field trip to the Small Business Forum! Did you have fun? What was the best thing about the trip?

What other meaning could Small Business Forum have?

So we continue today on our weekly theme on Business Law.

Here are your tasks:

1. Those who have not setup their e-portfolios can do so at blogger.com.
2. Role play: Sole Proprietorships, Partnership, and Corporations
3. Write a report based on your classmates' experience at the Small Business Forum:
1. What did they do?
2. Who did they see?
3. Where did they find the brochures and souvenirs?
4. When did they go home?
5. Why did they visit certain places at the Forum?
6. How would they rate their experience? Was it fun? 

Upcoming Field Trips: Oct 21 and 25

Guess who!

Tues October 25: Small Business Forum

Metro Toronto Convention Centre
222 Bremner Boulevard (Map)
South Building, Level 800, Exhibit Hall F &G
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3L9
Canada 

Tuesday, October 25, 2016 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM (EDT)

Register now


Please meet for a group photo at the Trade Show entrance at 12 noon.

Monday Afternoon's Assignment

Read about the Small Business Forum that you have registered for, and make a checklist of:

1. presentations/sessions you’d like to attend:

1. keynotes, 
2. panel discussions, and 
3. breakouts
2. classmates you will be travelling, attending, or having lunch with; 
3. people you want to talk to; 
4. trade show brochures you’d like to collect; and 
5. souvenirs you’d like to pick up.

Then:

• Create a table in Word and copy it over to your blog.
• Discuss your points with partner, and add at least 5 more points.
• Publish your checklist.

Monday's Assignment

How about last Friday's field trip, eh?

Before going on our field trip tomorrow, let's think about business law.

How important is it to obey the law in Canada?

What can you do if you get in trouble with the law?

How could you get in trouble with the law?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Being Sued
1. Note pronunciation and meaning of key words in bold.
2. Practise by yourself and then with a partner.
2. Write an email inviting a lawyer friend to play a round of golf.
1. Use some of the key words you have learnt.
2. Add pictures/videos.
3. Have two partners check.

Thursday's Assignment

Good morning! First of all, has everybody secured their rides to tomorrow's field trip and signed up for next Tuesday's visit to the Small Business Forum? If not, do that right away.

For recreation, what do we do when the snow hits?

Or, you could go outdoors!

Here are your tasks:

1. Role Play: Outdoor Vacation Sports and Activities
2. Check out this website:
1. Work out the budget for a ski trip to include admission, equipment, and lessons.
2. Compare the budget with a trip to another nearby ski resort.
3. Write an email to a classmate with the information, and include images and videos.
3. Write your replies to your classmates’ emails.

Wednesday's Assignment

Good morning! Does this FB post remind you of anything?

So before our special personal sharing by Dr Menezes, here is something to consider.

Which is the community centre nearest you?

What facilities and programs does it offer?

Here is your morning task while we're setting up: Role play Painting a Community Centre.

Tuesday's Assignment

Now we turn our attention to our field trip this Friday.

How committed are you to your recreational activity?

Here are your tasks:

1. Do these dictation exercises.
2. Compare these 2 venues, and share your findings in your group: Braeben Golf Course vs Britannia Landfill.
3. Plan your car pool for Friday’s field trip, and write your booking on the board.

Monday's Assignment

Welcome back! As the weather cools, what plans do you have for your recreational activities?

How about keeping fit?

Where would you go? Can you name 3 places and 3 activities in your neighbourhood?

Here are your tasks:

1. Open a Full Program Guide from here.
1. Find a barcode that interests you.
2. Then use this link to begin (but NOT complete) registration.
2. With a partner and in no more than 60 seconds, record yourself telling your partner what you just did and why.

Thanksgiving Break Assignment

Go tag yourselves on FB!

Write a field trip report about last week's visit to Queen's Park:

1. Ask at least 2 classmates about their experience.
1. What part of the trip was the best?
2. What was the worst?
3. What was a surprise?
2. Include pictures from our Facebook Album.
1. Leave a comment on a photo on Facebook.
2. Write a caption for your chosen photos.
3. Have 2 partners check your work using the editing checklist before publishing.

See you back bright and early October 17!

Friday's Assignment

So welcome back! Those who would like to access the editing from Wednesday afternoon can click here for the document.

So guess who controls the transportation industry and auto insurance?

What are you paying for car insurance or transport? What percentage of your monthly expenditure is that?

Trick or treat?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Buying Auto Insurance
2. Find your highest and lowest rates here.
1. How do they compare with the rest of Canada (see the table at the end of the article)?
2. Consider this political promise; tell a partner what you think of it following yesterday's field trip.
3. Create a pretend phone recording asking for a quote.
3. Write an email to cancel your insurance policy, giving reasons and using as many of the new words and ideas you have learnt.

Thursday's Field Trip: Queen's Park

This Thursday's field trip is to the provincial seat of government, the Ontario Legislative Building at Queen's Park.



Please be there around 10:30 as the guided tour starts at 11 a.m.
If you are late, you may miss the tour.
But come on time, come with curious minds, and welcome to where laws are made in Ontario!
And after that, who knows, but we might do a surprise walking tour to a surprise destination!

Wednesday Afternoon's Assignment

Do you aspire to be like Miss McIntyre, the retired buyer at Canadian Tire hired to be in charge of the fryers and dryers in the weekly flyer?

What do the acronyms LCBO and OLG stand for? What is common about them?

What's the news about LCBO?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Serving Alcohol
2. Google for the meaning of “LCBO” and click on News. Discuss your findings and feelings with a partner.
3. Check out which job you are most qualified for on this board and create a bogus application.
1. Save via PrtScr screen capture.
2. Create a Career Alert.

Wednesday's Assignment

Today, we'll take a bit of time to talk about our coming field trip to Queen's Park.

Listen to the following short video clip twice. Click on CC the first time. Then turn off CC.

Write down 5 - 10 words that you understand.

Tell a partner what you think the talk is all about.



Here are your tasks, which you'd hopefully find to be fun:

1. How a Bill Becomes an Act
2. Know Your Levels of Government
3. Harder Quizzes: 
1. Rights and Responsibilities
2. Levels of Government
3. Who am I?

Here's your reward: a free e-book on Queen's Park! Look through it, and write your comments below on:

• your greatest concern about the field trip tomorrow
• one or more facts that surprised you
• how you feel about going to the Ontario Legislative Building tomorrow

Tuesday's Assignment

Having had an overview of the Canadian government, we turn our attention to what exactly the provincial government does.

What areas does the provincial government look at?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Parts of a Hospital
2. Identify three main ways for Hep C transmission from this.
3. Take dictation from 01:02:50 to 01:03:21:
1. Prelearn these words: Kalina Hardy, support worker, outreach program, Aboriginal, treatment process.
2. Do the dictation and check your transcript with at least two partners.
3. Write and record a good introduction for a classmate before a class presentation.

Transcript Below:

Monday's Assignment

Welcome to the country with not one, not two, but three levels of government! Discuss the following cartoon with a partner. Check the caption for questions to ask:

Which level of government is depicted? Who are the people in the picture? Is the picture funny and why?

Here are your tasks:

1. Take notes from this video.
2. Role play: Forms of Government
3. Look at the following paragraphs in this document: M5, M11, M12.
1. What parts of life do they cover?
2. How has the government done on each point.
3. Discuss with a partner, and publish your notes.

Friday's Field Trip: Plan A

So, as it's not scheduled to rain, it looks like Plan A is on unless you see something different here on Friday morning.

Plan A: Farintosh Farms

Weather permitting, we'll be headed north to one of our favourite agricultural destinations, at Guy and Karen Farintosh's Farm in Gormly/Stouffville, Ontario. Car pooling begins from Don Mills Station at 10 a.m. Don't be late, and be sure to arrange pickup and dropoff times with your rides ahead of time.

Hey look, who was there last year?

Be sure to dress appropriately for the weather and the terrain. Entrance is free, but bring cash for purchases and a bag for your harvest.

Plan B: Rain Destination--Honest Ed's

Probably our last chance to say goodbye to this ancient landmark of Toronto's kitsch shopping, Honest Ed's offers discounted stuff that this week features ski jackets, hooded popovers, dress shoes, and shoe racks for those dress shoes! What a great place for a rain destination, eh?

Departure from Don Mills Station is at 10 a.m., and you can start grabbing things off the shelves as soon as you arrive. At 11:55 a.m., let's meet at the west side exit doors for a group photo. Those who wish to go for lunch in Korea Town can proceed down Bloor Street West from there.

Thursday's Assignment

So we have seen religious persecution and sexual abuse around the world this week. What do you think the Canadian government should do?

What's going on? Who are the people in the picture?

Here are your tasks:

1. Take dictation of this excerpt from the video here: 0:27 - 0:49.
1. Publish your first draft.
2. Check with at least 2 partners, and update with a second draft.
3. Discuss with a partner where the differences and difficulties are.
2. Read at least 3 areas of government involvement and discuss which areas to: 
1. Stop, 
2. Start, or 
3. Continue.
3. Check out CHRIO’s causes and decide whether you could volunteer with them. State reasons. Then make a chirbit recording of those reasons.

Wednesday's Assignment

What do these men in the picture have in common? Take a guess, and discuss with a partner.

Are you surprised they won $30 million in a court settlement?

While there was much to clean up in Canada, what is it like in other countries around the world?

Here are your tasks:

1. Check out and take notes on these 3 articles: Boko, individuals, and IS
1. Check out these maps for more ideas.
2. Place the information from the 3 articles on a map, and publish.
2. Leave a comment on your classmates' maps.

Does your map look like something this?