In science, we have been learning about living and non-living things. Some things we ask when deciding if something is living is:
We each got a picture and had to decide if our picture was a living or non-living thing.
Mrs. Chin borrowed our district’s button maker and let us use it for our art class! We created our own designs and then loaded the machine and pressed it together with some help from Ms. Jung.
We learned how to draw a penguin and then created backgrounds for them using oil pastels and watercolour paint! It was so magical seeing the oil pastel snowflakes show up when we painted over them!
Ms. Moore had leftover boughs from her Christmas tree and did an exploration with us and we created our own trees! Thanks Ms. Moore!
We read the story, “Gingerbread Man Loose in the School” and were surprised with a scavenger hunt around the school to find our gingerbread man! We made some posters to help us find our gingerbread man, then we followed different clues that took us to places like the gym, library, music room, and office, and after our hard search, we found our gingerbread man hiding in our class!
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We decorated gingerbread houses! Thanks to our PAC, we were given pre-made gingerbread houses to decorate with our buddies!
When it snowed, we took our black construction paper outside and caught so many snowflakes! The black paper made it easier for us to see the snowflakes up close!
We had a special guest, Xwalacktun, teach our class how to make animals using a Coast Salish style of drawing!
We collected parts of nature in our school’s forest area and created faces using what we found!
