T is for T-SHIRT

favourite-t-shirtT ~ We created some cool T-SHIRT art,
showcasing our very favourites in food, things, friends, etc.

S is for SUNDAES

IMG_8011S ~ It was time for the most infamous & popular days of the Alphabet Countdown …Ice Cream SUNDAES!!!

We created our very own ice cream SUNDAES with some neopolitan ice cream & the candy from our E is for Estimation day. I hope nobody got a stomach ache…

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R is for REST, RELAX & READ

IMG_7994R ~ We spent some time in the beautiful, sunny afternoon out on Nelson’s front lawn. After finding the perfect spot to REST & RELAX, we shared books with our friends. We had a nice surprise when Mrs. Roberts came out to READ with us. Thanks for joining us!
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Q is for QUILT

Q ~ We also worked on memory squares, drawing a picture of our favourite memory of the school year. Miss Watt will put them together in a QUILT to hang up in her classroom.
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BUILD IT! Summer Reading Club

2015_posterRegistration for the Build It Reading Club starts TODAY, June 15th,  at all Burnaby Public Library branches!
Reading for fun helps kids discover books, & regular reading over the summer helps them maintain or improve their skills. Every club member who reads, or is read to, for 50 days earns this year’s Summer Reading Club medal! Check out the exciting building themed story times, workshops & interactive displays happening all summer long at a library near you!

O is for ORANGE & P is for PUZZLES

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O ~ We wore Miss Watt’s favourite colour – ORANGE!

P ~ We worked together on PUZZLES in the afternoon!
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N is for NELSON NIGHTHAWKS

IMG_7843N ~ We celebrated our NELSON Pride by wearing NELSON NIGHTHAWK tattoos & writing about our latest adventure to Burnaby Village with our NELSON classmates!
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M is for MUSEUM

M ~ Division 7 & 8 spent the day at the Burnaby Village MUSEUM learning all about life in the 1920s! Highlights were the carousel, blacksmith shop &  the school house, where Miss Watt picked up a few tips about discipline!
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BookBeast Success!!

IMG_7706CONGRATULATIONS DIVISION 8 BOOKBEASTS!!

I’m so proud of our 100% 50 Nights participation! An extra congrats to our 200 Nights readers: Cole, Ira, Oliver, Cecilia, Amadeo, Trinity, Benjamin, Anki, Michael, Anna, Kristina, Amber, Emily, Ken & Yi!
That takes a lot of commitment & shows a lot of responsibility!

WAY TO GO GRADE 3s!!!
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THINK MATH ~ 22

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is the sum of 8 Sports Day stations. relay-race-smiley-emoticon
There were 6 stations & then Miss Watt & Mr. Phillips made 1 each but 1 of the stations didn’t have the right pieces then Miss Watt helped Mr. Phillips with his cookie game. How many in all? ~ Kristina
There were 6 Sports Day stations. Miss Watt said, “That’s not enough stations! We need a running station.” So then they got a running station. Then Miss Watt said, “Let’s add another station. How about a skipping station?” How many Sports Day stations in all? ~ Ira
On Tuesday they set up 3 stations. On Wednesday they set up 5. How many stations set up? ~ Emily
There were 3 Sports Day stations ready & 5 were late to be set up. How many in all? ~ Cole
There were 5 Sports Day stations so the teachers thought they should have 3 more. How many all together? ~ Benjamin

IMG_7623Here’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 this Friday!
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