Wednesday, December 16th

TOMORROW is Pyjama Day! Students are encouraged to wear their coziest or most festive PJ's to school! NO STUFFED ANIMALS please. Please note, Thursday is a full day!

- Mrs. Coulson and the students of EHS have been hard at work putting together winter performances. These performances are ready to be shared with families. To keep the YouTube videos under 15 minutes in length, we are putting these out in several parts. The link to the first video is here:  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-llmB_QhJLc 

- The staff at EHS have put together some winter read alouds for you to view over the winter break. You can find the read alouds here:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-MfsLPCLmc&list=PLMytrQzw4fQrz91Yodmzlz4sz551avM2e 


Highlights from our Day:

Mr. Kai and Mrs. Wauthier's classes:

- in art students began their creations of a spiral Christmas tree - it will be completed tomorrow
- in Roots of Empathy students learned what feeling a sense of pride, or feeling proud means and shared some stories about when they felt proud
- students continued working on their Arctic Survival Guide
- Ms. Wauthier's class had music today

Mrs. Campbell class

- students made some holiday cards that went home today
- students also worked on creating a model of the winter home they designed. Ask your child how their design keeps their inhabitants warm
- in Roots of Empathy students learned what feeling a sense of pride, or feeling proud means and shared some stories about when they felt proud














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