Halloween at Nelson

I hope everyone is looking forward to celebrating the spooky season at Nelson on Thursday! It’s going to be a busy, exciting day!!
If your child would like to wear their costume at school, please have your child 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 Thursday 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 Ghostbusters 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 20 years! The seniors love seeing the kids in their costumes and look forward to our visits every few months.
After lunch we will be joining the other primary classes for a Spooky Dance in the gym. Ms. Wen’s class will be leading the primaries in different dances and there will be lots of time to free dance as well.
For the last hour of class, we will be celebrating Halloween with some free time in the classroom. If your child would like to bring something to share with the class during our afternoon party, you’re more than welcome to but its absolutely not required. Please ensure it’s individually bagged or packaged.

Any questions, please contact me at stephanie.watt@burnabyschools.ca
As always, thanks so much for your support!

Pumpkin Patch on Wed Oct 23rd!

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Charlie is a STAR!

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THINK MATH ~ 3

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 8 pumpkins left in the pumpkin patch. rolling-pumpkin
There were 10 pumpkins. Ants came and ate 2. How many pumpkins are left? ~ Adam
800 pumpkins in the patch. 700 people took the pumpkins. 92 pumpkins got taken too. How many are left? ~ Bradley
16 pumpkins. Brianna dropped 8 pumpkins. How many are left? ~ Briana & Kylie
20 pumpkins got planted. 12 pumpkins turned into pumpkin pie. How many now? ~ Sana 
Ben had 10 pumpkins. He dropped 2. How many left? ~ Pete
Ms Watt took us to the pumpkin patch. We saw 16. We took 8 pumpkins to class. How many pumpkins left? ~ Janelle
12 pumpkins were planted then 4 got removed. How many are left? ~ Charlie
There were 107 pumpkins in the pumpkin patch. The staff took 9 pumpkins and the students took 90 pumpkins. How many pumpkins left? ~ Crystal & Aurora
There were 10 pumpkins then 2 got cooked to a pumpkin pie. How many left? ~ Genevique & Justine
There were 80 pumpkins and a lion ate 60 and then a cat ate 12. How many left? ~ Andia
5 farmers planted 12 pumpkins but 5 pumpkins died. After 1 pumpkin randomly grew, how many pumpkins are left? ~ Ganesh & Elijah 
There are 16 pumpkins. 8 were taken out of the patch. How many pumpkins are left in the patch? ~ Ryan
17 pumpkins were left. 9 were taken away. How many pumpkins were left? ~ Taiden

IMG_1087 (1)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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THINK MATH ~ 2

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 12 plants planted in Nelson’s garden.
16 plants planted but for died because it was too hot. How many plants now? Justine & Kylie
4 plants planted from division 11. Eight plants planted from division nine and eight. How many in total? Ben
20 plants were planted by Ms. Boyes class but 10 died. Ms, Tsumori’s class planted 5. Ms. Watt’s class took out 3. How many plants are there in the garden now? ~ Crystal & Aurora
The farmer planted 9 plants and the next day he planted 3. Next day the 3 plants died. The farmer planted 3 more. How many were planted? ~ Gunesh
Ms. Watt planted 6. Ms. Cobbett planted 4. Ms. Tsumori planted 3. 1 died. How many plants are there in all? ~ Bradley
15 plants planted. 3 plants died. How many does Nelson have? ~ Faith & Sana
Ms. Watt’s class planted 6 plants and Ms. Cobbett’s class planted 6 plants in Nelson’s garden. How many in all? ~ Briana & Genevique
Div. 9 went to water the plants with their little buddies and they saw a coyote and it ate 8 plants. There was 20. How many left over? ~ Andia & Janelle
12 plants. 7 died. 7 got planted. How many plants in total. ~ Samyar
2 groups of 6 plants were planted. How many in Nelson’s garden? ~ Ms. Watt 
3 rows of 4 plants planted in Nelson’s garden. How many in all? ~ Ms. Watt

IMG_0945Here’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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Adam is a STAR!

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epic! October Calendar

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Aurora is a STAR!

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Orange Shirt Day 2024

Orange Shirt Day is an event that started in 2013.
It was designed to educate people and promote awareness about the Indian residential school system and the impact this system had on Indigenous communities for more than a century in Canada.
The date was chosen because it is the time of year in which children were taken from their homes to residential schools.
On Friday, Division 9 participated in a beautiful assembly where students from our class helped present a territorial acknowledgement.
On Tuesday we will continue our learning by speaking about the story Shi-shi-etko that was read during the assembly. In the story, Shi-shi-etko collected “memories” for her memory bag in order to remember her home, her land and her family. Students will be asked to imagine having their own memory bag to store things that help them remember their home. They will draw and label these items and explain why these items are special to them.

Nelson students, what was your favourite part of the assembly and how will you ensure that other students at school always feel like they matter, they are cared for and they are important?

THINK MATH ~ 1

Thank you to all the students who took a chance and created a question to our 1st Think Math answer:
The answer is 200 kids raising money for Terry Fox.or
100 kids from Nelson donate. 25 kids from South Slope. 75 other people donate. How many people donate in all? ~ Crystal

IMG_1223Here’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 more answers next Monday!
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