Weekly Assignments – June 22-26

It is the last week of school!

This week ends the most unexpected Term 3 I am sure any of us have experienced. I am impressed with the adaptability, patience, and positivity that everyone has shown over the past months. You are all amazing, and I miss you!

This week, the Weekly Assignments Chart – June 22-25 is much shorter than usual, as we wrap up “class.” I will not be marking any of the assignments, so nothing is posted on Teams. However, if you would like to share what you have learned, I would love to receive an email from you!

We will have two more class meetings. Monday’s meeting will include a farewell to Mr. LaPlante, and Wednesday’s class meeting will be a farewell to Division 2! Both are at 11:00. 

Report Cards:
If you are attending school this week, you will receive your report card on the day you attend. Otherwise, you may pick up your report card at your scheduled time on Thursday. I have accounted for preferred times of those who emailed me in advance. If you are unable to pick up the report at your scheduled time, please email me. Any report cards not picked up by Thursday will be held in the school office.

We must follow social distancing protocols, just as we did when you picked up your school supplies and paper work packets. When picking up report cards:

• Please pick up at your scheduled time from the outside door nearest our classroom
• Please minimize the number of people visiting the school to pick up (there will be students from other classes, so the school grounds will be busier than before)
• Please maintain 2 metres of distance from others while on the school grounds

Please see the schedule below. If you have any issues with the assigned time, please let me know. Those not on the schedule have arranged another pickup date with me.

Report Card Pickup	Thursday, June 25
9:00	Serefunmi
9:15	Finn
9:30	Hope
9:45	Betty
10:00	Reyhan
10:15	Paige
10:30
10:45	Helen
11:00	Irelynn
11:15
11:30	Ben
11:45
12:45
1:00	Daniel
1:15	Sonam
1:30	Firal
1:45
2:00	Garrison
2:15
2:30
2:45

Literacy 12.1: Sign up for the Burnaby Public Library’s Summer Reading Club. There are weekly challenges, books, and access to cool activities throughout the summer!

I have added your reviews for Front Desk on the “Front Desk Chapters” page of this website. Check out the page to read your classmates’ reviews!

Front Desk Chapters

Social Studies 12.2: Watch The Story of Cedar by Herb Rice, and answer the following questions: Why is cedar important? Who has used it? What did/do they use it for?

Mystery Message: Can you translate the message from ASL or French into written English? Comment on this post if you can!

 

Bonus: watch this video to learn sign vocabulary for summertime: