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Meet the Seniors!
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 8 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?
Click HERE for more pics of my past students.
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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.
There is 1 class that has 10 people with pumpkins. 2 of them are away. How many left with pumpkins? ~ Violett
9 pumpkins. 1 died. How many are left? ~ Owen
There are 15 pumpkins at the pumpkin patch. 7 are missing. How many are left? ~ Ruby
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 Tuesday!
Posted in THINK MATH
THINK MATH ~ 4
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.
There were 13 students colouring the map of Canada. 13 more students came to colour. How many are there in all? ~ Ryan
20 students are colouring in a map of Canada. 6 more are colouring. How many are there in all? ~ Ruby
There were 28 kids that are colouring in their map of Canada. 2 kids stop colouring in their map. How many kids are colouring? ~ Mikayla
28 students colouring in a map of Canada. 2 stopped. How many left? ~ Amari
There were 27 stduents coloiuring a map of Canada. 1 person got hurt. How many students colouring a map of Canada? ~ Violett
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 Tuesday!
Posted in THINK MATH
Aryadit is a STAR!
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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.
There is one class that has 14. 2 of them are away. How many are planting? ~ Violett
There were 14 flowers and 2 of them died. How many flowers are left? ~ Sameera
There were 6 plants at Nelson School. A class planted 6 more. How many are there in all? ~ Ryan
13 plants were planted. 1 plant died. How many are there? ~ Aryadit
3 groups of 4 kids planted plants in Nelson’s garden. How many were planted in all? ~ Ms. Watt
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 Tuesday!
Posted in THINK MATH
Olivia is a STAR!
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Division 8 is continuing to get to know each other. This week we created Acrostic poetry with our name and a few interesting facts about ourselves. Click on the poem to get to know your classmates a little better!
Posted in Class Activities
Orange Shirt Day 2022
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. This week, Division 8 students participated in Orange Shirt Day in a couple different ways. On Tuesday, we tried to put ourselves in the shoes of Phyllis Webstad and created art based on what t-shirt we would want to wear on the 1st day of school and discussed how it would feel if it was taken away.
Today, a beautiful primary assembly was presented by Ms. Boyes, Ms. Tsumori, Ms. Edwards, Ms. Cobbett, Mr. Tesan and Mr. Hamilton. We ended with saying “Huy ch q’u” (“Hi-ch-ka,” giving of thanks, with our hands held in front at heart leave with palms open and facing upwards).
Nelson students, what was your favourite part of the day and how will you ensure that other students at school always feel like they matter, they are cared for and they are important?
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