Mon Loup Projects
Mon Loup illustrations using Hyperstudio by Grade 2e
Mme. Marceau & Ms. Pearl-Hodgins
February 2002 
  View the Ella's Mon Loup Project from the Yukon IT Fair 2002

Clare

Cody

Conrad

Curtis

Dominique

Ella

Erin

Jake

Jaya

Jeremy

Katie

Kordel

Seamus

Simone

Tylor

Vishnu
by Mme. Cindy Marceau's EWES Grade 2 French Immersion students   Student Mon Loup (Wolves) Activities & Games  
Mon Loup Project Learning Outcomes
  • demonstrate their knowledge of animals in the environment by talking, recording information, and collecting information about them.
  • use media and technology to create and present information.
  • communicate the results of research and inquiry in an appropriate format .
  • describe the structure that enables wolves to survive in its environment.
  • demonstrate the knowledge of what wolves need to survive.
  • demonstrate and understanding of how wolves interact with one another
  • an understanding that wolves are
  • Wolves are predatory animals.
  • Wolves are generally afraid of people and avoid contact with them.
  • Wolves are vanishing due to a variety of causes, including loss of habitat and human intolerance.
  • Wolves rely on their well-developed senses of sight, smell, hearing, and certain observable physical characteristics to survive in the wild.
  • Wolves have a well-defined territory and social structure. 
  • The domestic dog evolved from the wolf.
  • The three essential components of a habitat are food, water and shelter.
  • use both online & text resources to find information about wolves.
  • create a Mon Loup booklet of their research to be used as the basis for their multimedia presentation.
  • learn about food, enemies, defence mechanisms and habitat.
  • make simple inferences based on observations.
  • use online resources to find information about wolves.
  • integrate text and visual images to create a meaningful message.
  • follow a sequence of steps to preform a task using information technology tools.
  • use information technology tools to organize information.
  • use graphics program (Hyperstudio 4) tools to create picture of a wolf and typing tool to enter their research in French.
  • save to file server.
  • create a multimedia presentation (Hyperstudio stack) to demonstrate their learning. 
Updated Monday, October 12, 2009 C. Pearl-Hodgins