Welcome to November!!
We have made it through a five day school week.
Lots has been going on and lots for next week.
This past week:
In Math we have been working through patterns and some fun math challenging dice games.
In ELA, we have just a few chapters left to read before our big movie trip. [Tuesday Nov 5]
We also started a persuasive writing assignment. Students are working on it in class but information can be found on Google Classroom.
Social Studies: Canada Map Quiz – Students have practise sheets to help them study. It will be a standard map knowing the provinces and territories.
Rosh Chodesh Assembly:
Next week
Monday: Progress Reports sent home
Tuesday: We have our movie
Thursday: Noon dismissal and SMART GOAL conferences please book through the link Ellie sent out.
Students are to be part of the conference!
Friday: No classes but more conferences.
SEMAINE 9 – ANNÉE 4 – Le Français avec Madame Sylvie
SEMAINE 9 – Année 5 – Le Français avec Madame Sylvie
Sukkah Hop End of Sukkot
Hello All,
Please enjoy some pics of the events today, but before, a few things.
On Tuesday Nov 5 grade 4-8 will be head off in the am to a theatre to watch The Wild Robot. This field trip is still in the planning phase and more information will be out next week.
We have been working on SMART GOALS, please ask your students what their goals are. We have our Student/Parent/Teacher SMART Goal conferences on Nov 7-8th. – No classes but conferences will occur.
Some homework went home this week and is due on Monday. As a team we are trying to have any homework go from Monday to Monday. It is posted on the Homework Board.
Things to work on for some students include, charged laptops, chargers, headphones (where possible), and kippas for boys.
SEMAINE 8 – ANNÉE 4 – Le Français avec Mme Sylvie
Making flashcards as a Learning Aid
SEMAINE 7 – ANNÉE 4 – Le Français avec Madame Sylvie
SEMAINE 6 – ANNÉE 4- Le Français avec Mme Sylvie
Journée Nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation
Today we paid homage to indigenous children who never returned home from residential schools and to the survivors who are still living with the negative effects of the horrendous treatment they endured.
To commemorate this important day, we all watched a short video by Phyllis Webstad on the history of Orange Shirt Day, followed by a discussion and an art project. It was truly heart-warming to see so many of our students wear their orange shirts to school today.