It is so nice to see the progress the students have been making over the past few months.\u00a0 They are putting forth a positive work ethic and enjoying the many activities they have been part of. Learning about the temperate and tropical rain forests was highlighted by the ScienceMadeFun Synergy Shannon scientist.\u00a0 She brought the canopy, understory and forest floor to the classroom. Taking part in the Legacy Walk, wearing purple and proudly displaying the Orange Shirt Day signs made a very powerful statement in the community.\u00a0 We are so very excited to have our indigenous artist support our reconciliation path to reconciliaction by engaging the students in the planning of a mural that he will create for our school.\u00a0 The mural launch assembly will take place at the end of the month.\u00a0 Having opportunities to work with a variety of classes has been rewarding for Division 9.\u00a0 They work with the Division 5 buddy class regularly, participate in P.E. class with Division 11 once a week and have enjoyed time spent with Division 8 and our camouflage hunts.\u00a0 Working with the entire school on Rangoli drawings to create awareness and understanding about Diwali made for a memorable afternoon.\u00a0 And what a crazy day we had on crazy hair and hat day.\u00a0 The teachers really enjoyed participating as well.\u00a0 As we look toward December, the class is getting excited about welcoming the staff into our classroom for hot chocolate\/tea and a sweet treat.\u00a0 They have already created the invites.\u00a0 Appreciating and giving back to the community will hopefully open up their hearts as well.<\/p>\n
December will be full of experiences too. We look forward to soccer lessons, an Urban Safari visit, Peter Pan, gingerbread cookie decorating, pajama day, pancake breakfast and the sing-along.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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