Highlights of our week ...

In Social Studies we have been continuing with the Alberta Road Trip project.  Students are starting to put their information together for their posters.  One of the requirements is to put all of the stops of their road trip on to a map of Alberta.  Here they are working on putting information from the big map, on to the little map:







We also went to visit our Kindergarten Buddies and helped them fill out some surveys about what makes them unique.






In Math we have been continuing to analyze the data from our attendance "Would you rather ..." questions by compiling them into pie graphs and writing the corresponding fractions.  We also spent time this week doing some problem solving with the "3-Act Problems" where we practiced our "I see ...", "I think ...", and "I wonder". 

In Science Mr. Barker taught us about the idea of "force".  Ask your child about that experiment!

Creative Movement will continue until the end of next week.  Here is the schedule for the final dance performances, as well as the Spirit Days, for the final week of school:


WE ARE IN NEED OF SMALL GLASS JARS FOR A PROJECT THAT WE WILL BE WORKING ON FOR THE LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL.  They should be about baby food jar sized, and need to be at school for Monday December 18th.  Please send in as many as you are able to spare.


Reminders and Upcoming Events:
- Tomorrow is our book exchange day for home reading and learning commons.  All learning commons books will be due back next Friday, December 15th.
- There is no school this Friday, December 8th, for a PD Day.
- Mr. Barker's last day will be Friday December 15th, we will welcome him back in February.
- If you ordered a poinsettia, they are now available for pick up.  You can drop by after school today, before school tomorrow, or after school tomorrow.
- Popcorn days for December will be December 19th and 20th.
- The last day of school before Winter Break will be Thursday December 21st.  This will be a half day, with dismissal at noon, and report cards will also be coming home. 

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Scientist in the Classroom and Field Trip

Just Keep Swimming, Just Keep Swimming!