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=Welcome to the 5 B Wiki Page. Here you will find links to lessons, spelling lists and discussion pages where you may share your ideas.=

=A Useful Download For Home:= =Using Notebook Lessons= Some activities and lessons are attached that will be in 'notebook' form.

Dear Parents, To access the free download Notebook software, go to []

view web page screen:

Click on Choose a Product under Smart Notebook Collaborative software. Scroll down to Downloads and choose:
== [|SMART Notebook 11 SP1 software for Windows (software only)] == You still need one of the following codes: NB-AEAAA-DIR3D-BFAP7-HICAQ or NB-AEAAA-DSB7B-YPAYX-BKAAP
 * // Important Notice To All Students //**

You are welcome to use the BurrowsBest webpage, to send a friendly and appropriate message to classmates and teachers but once you are comfortable with how to use the Mail function, you will need to use it properly. The rules are: 1. Your messages should be about learning and activities worked on at school, to ask a question about school assignments, to communicate on a group project, or to seek information about what's going on the next day at school. For example:
 * Using the Email Function of Wikispaces Appropriately: **
 * *Here are some questions to ask yourself before posting an e-mail message: **

1. Does my message have a purpose that's __related to school__? 2. Would I feel comfortable speaking this message in front of my teachers or parents? 3. Is my message communicating ideas and/or information as opposed to just " [|chatting] ?"

Discussion forums are different than e-mail messages. Discussion forums are like on-line classroom conversations. Good discussion forums may look something like the following examples:
 * Starting Discussion Forums on the Wiki **

- You can enter a question about a school topic for your fellow wiki members, and then wait for their responses. - You can ask for people's opinions on work you have done and posted for their review. - You can tell your wiki friends about something in school you're interested in, and then ask them to join in a conversation about that. - You can ask wiki friends for help with homework... e.g. "I am having trouble remembering how to reduce fractions. If you think you can explain to me how to do this, I'd like to hear from you."

1. Does my discussion forum topic have a purpose that's related to school? 2. Would I feel comfortable speaking about this forum topic in front of my teachers or parents? 3. Is my discussion forum topic designed to communicate ideas and/or information as opposed to just " [|chatting] ?"
 * *The questions you ask yourself before posting a discussion forum topic are very similar to what you ask yourself about potential e-mail messages: **