After weeks of practice and hard work the Grade 3s in Division 8 and 9 ghoulishly performed the Monster Mash.
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After weeks of practice and hard work the Grade 3s in Division 8 and 9 ghoulishly performed the Monster Mash.
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I hope everyone is looking forward to celebrating the spooky season at Nelson tomorrow! It’s going to be a busy, exciting day!!
If your child would like to wear their costume at school, please have them arrive at school wearing it so they are ready to go at the bell for the festivities. No masks and weapons allowed. They are more than welcome to come with a change of clothes so they can change out of their costume after the assemblies and keep it clean for Trick or Treating or other activities Friday evening.
I will keep them safe and dry in the classroom.
We will be having a Halloween assembly at 9:15 during which we will be performing a dance to the Monster Mash with Div. 8’s Grade 3s! You’re welcome to join us at the assembly to watch us perform. I will also be taking a video of it for families that are unable to attend. I’m so proud of the work all the work your kids have done learning the dance during the past few weeks. A video with the dance moves can be found on our class website.
After recess, we will be walking to St. Michaels care home to sing to the residents there. Its a tradition I continued on with after Mrs. Lentz retired from our school and we have been doing it now for over 25 years! The seniors love seeing the kids in their costumes and look forward to our visits every few months.
Because of the amount of rain we are expecting, your child is welcome to leave their costume at school when we make our trip to St. Michael’s.
Any questions, please contact me at stephanie.watt@burnabyschools.ca
As always, thanks so much for your support!
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Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 25 Halloween creatures in a haunted house.![]()
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50 students are in the haunted house. 25 of them were so scared they left. How many students left in the haunted house? ~ Bosco
26 Halloween critters. 1 is sick. How many are left? ~ Nila
22 Halloween creatures in a Haunted House. 3 more came in. How many in total? ~ Jonathan
There are 20 monsters in the Haunted House. 5 more moved in. How many are there now? ~ Chloee
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 Monday!

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Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 26 students colouring in a map of Canada. ![]()
1004 kids at school. 978 kids wwre sick. How many kids colouring a map of Canada? ~ Collin
29 students were colouring the map of Canada. 3 of them were not at school. How many students were colouring the map? ~ Bosco
4 classes have 5 kids. 1 more class with 6 students. How many colouring the map? ~ Hunter
27 kids in a school. 1 kid is sick. How many in school? ~ John
29 students werre supposed to be colouring a map of Canada. 3 people were not there. How many were colouring? ~ Nila
There are 30 kids who are supposed to colour the map of Canada. 2 kids were away sick and went home. How many are left? ~ Jordan
30 kids at school. 2 kids did not come. 1 ran away and ate pizza. How many left? ~ Gwenda
26 students were colouring the Canada Map. Then 8 kids ran away to eat pizza and hot dogs? ~ Sanaaya
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 Monday!

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Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
8 pumpkins left in the pumpkin patch. ![]()
20 people at the pumpkin patch. 12 people stole pumpkins. How many left? Devon
There were 200 pumpkins in the patch. 100 people were at the pumpkin patch. 92 people picked 1 each. how many left? ~ Sanaaya
16 students went into the pumpkin patch. 8 of them took pumpkins. How many pumpkins left in the patch? ~ Bosch
10 pumpkins were in the patch. 2 people stole 2 pumpkins. How many left? ~ Eva
20 Pumpkins are in the pumpkin patch. 2 people took 12 pumpkins. How many pumpkins are left? ~ Kenza & Jody
There are 700 pumpkins on the pumpkin patch. 692 were gone. How many were left? ~ Jordan
5 Pumpkins in a patch. 3 people returned their pumpkins to the patch. How many pumpkins left? ~ George
10 pumpkins in a pumpkin patch. 2 pumpkins got stolen by Ms Watt. How many left? ~ Collin
1 person in the pumpkin patch. 10 pumpkins in the patch. He/She took 2. How many left? ~ Hunter
1000 pumpkins in the pumpkin patch. 900 were stolen. 100 were sold. And 8 were returned. How many now? ~ Hatidje
60 kids are in a pumpkin patch and 52 picked pumpkins. How many left over? ~ Sabrina & Lucy
There were 1000 pumpkins, but 992 went to space for a picnic! How many left? ~ Nila
There are 10 pumpkins, but 2 got stolen. How many left? ~ Hatidje
10 pumpkins at the patch. 2 kids took pumpkins. How many left?~ Gwenda
10. Pumpkins are at the pumpkin patch. 2 people picked 2 pumpkins. How many are left.? ~ Bella
3 rows of 4 plants planted in Nelson’s garden. How many in all? ~ Ms. Watt
The answer is 26 students colouring in a map of Canada.
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 Monday!
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Today is one of my favourite days of the school year when we get to visit the grade 7s in the gym and learn about all of their great accomplishments, hobbies, interests and favourite things. It’s so exciting for me to see my past students so confidently display themselves for the visiting classes.

Way to go grade 7s! So proud of who you’ve become. Division 9 students, what was your favourite thing you saw today on display? Was there a grade 7 that had very similiar hobbies /interests as you!? What did you have in common?
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