Sunday, June 22, 2025

June 9 - 10

 It's been a busy couple of weeks!  Here's a few highlights:


Making Smoothies with Ms. Boone's Class





Three of eggs hatched.  We were able to hold and cuddle them before they were brought back to Farmer Terry Anne.










We made rooster pictures with chalk pastel that were inspired by Picasso's "The Rooster".







We had our field trip to St. Patrick's Island.  Thank you to all of our volunteers!!!









Reminders:

Tuesday, June 24:

- Activity Day - thank you for sending in permission forms for FitSet Ninja.

- Students will get an ice cream treat in the afternoon


Wednesday, June 25:

- Grade 6 Farewell


Thursday, June 26:

- Last Day of School - Friday Schedule dismissal at 12:41pm.


Tuesday, September 2:

- First day of school for the 2025 - 2026 school year



Sunday, June 8, 2025

June 2 - 6

 


What a busy week!  Thank you to our parent volunteers who came with us to the Sam Centre.  We really appreciated the gift of your time!  We had a great day learning about our community and it's traditions in the past and in the present.  












This week we also had a chance to taste english muffins and see how we can use them to make pizza.   Everyone got a chance to taste the bread, tomato sauce, and mozzarella cheese.







Reminders

Monday, June 9

- Tasting Lesson - Yogurt


Wednesday, June 11

- Fun Lunch (pre-orders only)

- Parent Council Meeting 6:30pm


Thursday, June 12

- Volunteer Tea 9:30am - 10:30pm


Friday, June 13

- Spirit Day - Wear your PJs


Thursday, June 26

Last Day of School - Friday Schedule, dismissal at 12:41pm



Sunday, May 25, 2025

May 12 - 23

 


Over the past couple of weeks we have started a research project on animals from Alberta.  We've been using ebooks on the ipad.  After choosing an animal, we've been learning about how to take notes and then use those notes to write a sentence.  


I Can Create Artwork Based on Natural Forms

Over the past two weeks we have been working on an art project based on the Coast Salish artist, Susan Point.  We used her stain glass work, "The Tree of Life" as a starting off point to start our work.  After looking closely at the work, we noticed that Susan Point included a tree, mountains, and water.  We then started off our own work by creating a basic sketch of a natural scene.  We then carefully glued on strings to trace our lines.  After the glue was dried, we carefully covered our work with tinfoil.  To finish off our work, we coloured the depressions in the foil with coloured sharpies. 







I Can Use Strategies to Help Me Add and Subtract

We've been working up on using doubles facts to help us add and subtract within twenty.  Knowing our doubles and thinking about near doubles (e.g. 3+4) can help us do math in our heads without pencil/paper or manipulatives.  To help cement our knowledge we created a visual journal page showing different facts of our choosing.




Literacy:

This week we learned about when y makes a long i or e sound at the end of words.  We also learned about the ending -le.


Reminders

Wednesday, May 28

- Library Book Exchange


Thursday, June 5

- Sam Centre Field Trip


Thusday, June 26

Last Day of School - Friday Schedule, dismissal at 12:41pm



Friday, May 9, 2025

May 5 - 9

 


This week we went up the hill to the community garden to help clean up garbage in belated honour of Earth Day.  Everyone took their job very seriously and were very competitive in trying to find trash to pick up.  We also had a sharing circle to talk about the gratitude we felt for Na'ha (mother earth)



I Can Recognize How Communities Were Different in the Past Than How They Are Today:

This week in social studies we have been talking about how communities have changed over time.  We took our learning outside to talk about how schools have changed from one-room school houses, to larger buildings like Ramsay school, and how they look of the building continues to change in newer communities.  




Literacy:

This week we worked on the trigraphs - 'tch' /ch/ and 'dge' /j/.  

Our new heart words were: woman, women, move, 


Math:

We finished up our work on fractions (1/2) and have started building on some mental math strategies to help us recall the answers of addition and subtraction with greater automaticity.  We even used the chromebooks and Google classroom to practice doubles.





Reminders

Wednesday, May 14

- Library Book Exchange


Thursday, May 15

- Fun Snack - pre-orders via Healthy Hunger only


Friday, May 16

        - Non-instructional Day - NO SCHOOL for students


Monday, May 18

        - Victoria Day - NO SCHOOL


Thursday, June 5

- Sam Centre Field Trip


Thusday, June 26

- Last Day of School - Friday Schedule, dismissal at 12:41pm

June 9 - 10

 It's been a busy couple of weeks!  Here's a few highlights: Making Smoothies with Ms. Boone's Class Three of eggs hatched.  We ...