A whirlwind last week, but lots of fun and good spirits!
We wish you all a wonderful and restful winter break… and a very happy and bright 2026!
See you in January!
Mrs. Walji & Mrs. Nagy
Sip & See #1!
Thank you to the families who made time to join us this morning for our first Sip & See event! Your children were so excited to have you as guests; we hope you enjoyed your time with them.
It was delightful to have you join us in our morning circle and to see some of your child’s literacy activities they have been working on. Our next Sip and See in the new year will have a Numeracy focus. Be prepared to test your mathematical skills 😄
We hope to see you all at the next one!
Winter Concert 🎶❄️
Div. 20 was excited to perform “So much snow!” for you (for two shows!)
Bravo to our three volunteers with speaking parts- you were able to memorize many lines and deliver them with enthusiasm! Everyone sang their hearts out… and with such bright smiles!
Thank you families for coming out to enjoy the concert. We are all grateful to Ms. Seah, our music teacher, for helping our class prepare and perform!
All about Heat Transfer- Conduction, Convection, and Radiation!
To understand how heat transfers in science, we made popcorn in two different ways today!
We learned that we can transfer heat to the popping corn kernels by:
- CONDUCTION– which means there is direct contact to heat the kernels (stovetop- in a pot)
- CONVECTION– which means heat moves from a gas (air) to heat the kernels (air popper)
Heat turns the kernels inside out into the popcorn we can enjoy…which we definitely did! We also turned our popcorn into yummy and festive popcorn marshmallow balls!
We will be making popcorn by way of radiation very soon! Ask your child how we will be able to make popcorn this way!
Watch the heat transfer intro video again together at home > here