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Window Stickies! Have you ever seen store windows decorated with stickies, frosted snow or painted Christmas scenes? Do you remember your favourite?
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Hello parents,
This year I am part of a small group of Burnaby school district teachers that are creating ePortfolios for their students. These will be private pages, only viewable by myself & your families & will contain various examples of your child’s work, including art, projects on iPads, writing & reading samples & much more.
To start the process, I’m asking for you to verify that I have your correct email address. I will be using it to allow you access to their work & to notify you throughout the year about changes to your child’s ePortfolio.
Please leave your name & email address in the comment section below. It will not be visible to anyone but myself.
Thanks so much & I look forward to sharing your child’s learning journey this year with you & your family!
Mrs. James
Posted in Tech


A stocking, ornaments & a stuck flying reindeer!
Do you help your family put up decorations at home? What’s your favourite one?
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Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 12 sea turtles left swimming in the ocean. ![]()
There are 18 sea turtles & 2 swim away. The tiger eats 4 sea turtles. How many are left? ~ Elvis
There are 20 sea turtles swimming in the sea. 4 people catch 2 sea turtles each. How many are left? ~ Julia
There are 14 sea turtles swimming with Mrs. James at 6:00A.M. By 2:00P.M. Mrs. James has 2 sea turtles. How many swam away? ~ Daniel
There is 1 turtle. 11 turtles came then 1 more came. 1 left. How many are left? ~ Nicole
There were 6 sea turtles that were swimming in the ocean & 6 more came & joined them. They swam together out into the ocean to find food to eat . How many sea turtles all together? ~ Casandra
There are 20 sea turtles swimming in the ocean & 1 person took 9 sea turtles. How many left? ~ Cayla
Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Friday!
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A Santa cookie jar filled with the names of division 8 students…
Do you make cookies around Christmas time? With who?
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An advent calendar with Christmas customs from around the world…
Do your parents or grandparents celebrate Christmas customs from somewhere else in the world where they’ve lived?
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ohmigoodness, are you as excited as I am Division 8?! Over the next couple weeks room 203 will be transforming into a bit of a winter wonderland in anticipation for the BEST MONTH OF THE YEAR!!
Tune in here to see the daily additions to your home away from home as I do a 10 day countdown to December!
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Our 1st 50 night Book Beast sheets are now due & Division 8’s grade 3s are on their way to 100% participation!
If you have misplaced your sheet & not recording your reading every night, please click on the bookworm below to link to our library’s page & print yourself off a new Book Beast sheet.

Posted in Library
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 35 poppies. ![]()
I had 40 poppies & gave 5 poppies away. How many are left? ~ Lincoln
There are 0 poppies. A boy gives 35 poppies. How many in all? ~
There are 100 poppies. 10 people take 55 poppies. A cat & dog play with 10 poppies. How many are left? ~ Julia
There are 41 poppies. 3 people take 2 each. How many are left? ~ Daniel
There are 25 poppies & 1 person brings 10 poppies. How many in all? ~ Bariki
36 poppies. 1 got lost. How many left? ~ Cameron
I am wearing 1 poppy. I have 34 at home. How many do I have in all? ~ Sukhman
There were 30 poppies & 5 just came in. How many poppies all together? ~ Casandra
7 rows of 5 poppies are growing in the field. How many poppies are there? ~ Mrs. James
Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Friday!
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Posted in THINK MATH