Thursday December 17, 2020

“The darkness of the whole world cannot swallow the glowing of a candle.”—Robert Atlinger


Reminders:
There are no classes tomorrow, as it is a PD day!

Our Day:

Mrs. Campbell's Class
- We played a snowman race in math! Ask your child how to play.
- We also worked on some fun Christmas puzzle sheets!
- Our class finished watching Charolotte's Web and had music today! 




Ms. Wauthier and Mr. Kai's classes
- We began our day with some holiday writing and wrote stories all about different holiday characters and locations. Ask your child what they wrote about today!
- Ms. Wauthier's class read the book 'The Sharing Circle' and then practiced a sharing circle of our own, talking all about how we feel moving into online learning.
- Mr. Kai's class finished working on their holiday trees.
- We used our Inuit snow goggles on the field during body break. Ask your child why we made these!
- We ended the day with gratitude time and had a chance to see our friends learning from home!
- We had so much fun wearing our pyjamas at school today!











Have a wonderful winter break! We will see you on Google Meet on January 5th, and back in person on January 11th!



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