Tuesday, November 17, 2020

 Updates:

Check out our Scholastic Virtual Book Fair here:

Our school is hosting a Scholastic Virtual Book Fair from November 16th to November 27th. 

The Virtual Book Fair is a fantastic way to continue to give our students access to the books they want to read. We’re excited that you will be able to shop together, selecting the books that inspire your readers, from the comfort of home. All purchases benefit our school and earn Rewards that can be redeemed for books and Education Resources for our school’s classrooms and library. 

When it’s time to shop, visit our school’s Virtual Book Fair site using this link:

https://bookfairs-canada.myshopify.com/pages/5151379

Conferences are this Thursday afternoon, and Friday morning (virtual). Please book your conference with your child's teacher through powerschool.

Thursday is early dismissal. Students will be done school at 12:00 pm



Our day:

We continued to learn about the prairie provinces today and learned about what happens on a farm throughout the different seasons. Students learned about planting and harvesting. Mrs. Campbell's class also worked on a watercolour painting of some wheat stalks.

In math we continued to practice our addition skills by playing race to 50 and race to 100 in Mrs. Campbell's class. Mr. Kai and Ms. Wauthier's classes continued learning about using a number line to help with understanding addition and counting on. 

We continued to read Charlotte's Web and are learning to connect to character feelings and motivations. We worked on a writing response to the chapters that we read today.



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