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The Force Awakens!

As a celebration, students in divisions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 will be attending “Star Wars: Episode 7: The Force Awakens” rated PG at SilverCity Metropolis on Friday, Jan. 8, 2016 at 8:30AM in the morning.

***The early morning time is so we can be back at school for hot lunch program by 12:00 noon.

Students may purchase popcorn and drinks as pre-orders only. Students may not order food on the day of the field trip. The concession stand is not open! Pre orders are also at a reduced rate.

the force awakensPlease return notice with payment by Wednesday, December 16th.

Payment may be made ONLINE or EXACT CHANGE only!

Students continue to work on their blogs!

Students have been working on self-editing and getting peers to help proof-read their blogs before posting. We’re also working on providing feedback and using the site to comment on each other’s blog posts. This term, our posts have focused on the novel we are reading, Hatchet.

Parents: don’t panic when you see students’ most recent blog, which has them writing from Brian’s perspective. We have been exploring Brian’s darkest moments while stranded in the Canadian wilderness canadian wildernessand some posts are quite dramatic! Take a look at your child’s blog by finding their name in the column to the right.

 

Letter To Mom and Dad

Dear mom and dad,

Today I feel empty and I plan committing suicide. I want to end it all, because nobody is going to save me. When I saw the rescue plane leave, my heart shattered into a million pieces. I am hopeless. I can’t survive out here forever. I want to go home. It has been 47 days since the crash and I’m still here, still not saved. There is a  hissing madness in my brain. I am too depressed to eat, sleep or do anything. This is just a goodbye letter. Nothing is ever going to be the same. If you’re reading this then I’m probably dead. Mom and dad I can’t deal with living in the wilderness anymore. Disappointment filled all  my dreams when a saw the plane leave. I want to go home , but that’s only a dream. I love you. Now I am going up the hill to commit suicide. This time goodbye is forever.

 

Love Brian

dear mom and dad

Dear, Mom and Dad. I’m still alive near the lake. I’m still hoping that someone will save me. After a few days I wanted to end my life. I was depressed, cloudown and lonely. I didn’t think I would survive this long. After the plane crashed I fell in the water. I woke up and saw myself in the water. I felt scared and afraid of dying. After a few days I was starving and had nothing to eat I had to figure out what to eat. I saw birds flying in the sky and eating berries I realized that I was starving. I thought I can eat them too. I didn’t have a shelter I didn’t have protection from, mosquito, rain, sun and harmful animals. I saw a big rock and it look like a cave I build my shelter close to the ridge. I also made fire it was hard to make. I tired lot of thing but it couldn’t work it was painstaking. Mom and Dad if you ever find this letter I want you to know that I am sorry for all the things that I’ve done.

dear daddy

Dear dad

Hi dad I was stuck in woods and was hoping that you would save me but too late as you can see that am dead I saw a plane flow by but it did not see me so that’s when I end it all. My fire went out and I saw a wolf and a bear but it did not hurt me I made a lean-to and fire and got fish and got eggs and then eat it and made a bow and that how I got a fish and did so many more stuff that you wood of loved .And I got hit by a porky pine and a skunk and I was blind for a moth and almost died in water I shod of died I flow a plane I did not know where I am I was on the plane for like two or four hour until I crash in tree and into the water and was hoping that I was going to get out of this place but it’s not real like Santa and it’s like a big game that I who’d not win and I was never going to get out life is a game but you never win so am going for fit

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Dear mom and dad, I’m suck out here in the woods felling hopeless, and I don’t think I’ll make it out. At least I still remember all the good memories he had all the good dinners ah. It would be nice to have that here all those spices to make it taste a whole lot better. But at least I have food I’m not going to complain, I least I have food. I have a lean-to and that’s where I sleep and that’s where my fire was. It’s hard out here all alone no one to talk to about how I feel and no one to show them what I accomplished. It would be nice though, but yeah it is very hard doing this all on my own I’ve been here about forty seven days and I managed to get through. I’m feeling very depressed, this is because a couple days back I plain past me without noticing I was here the struck he with a very sharp feeling of hopelessness and I was losing it. My fire already went out and I already tried committing suicide. This is very hard like I said before, me in the wilderness is even harder since I’m a city boy and don’t know too much about survival. If I grew up in the country I think I would have been off to a way better start. I’m thinking of just ending it all. When I saw that plain pass me I knew they weren’t coming for me and it just left me scared the whole was though that they weren’t coming. When it passed me I forgot about everything I was just thinking about me never getting out of here. And that did not help me at all, I forgot to add wood to my fire I forgot to eat I am falling apart.

My letter for Mom and Dad

Dear Mom and Dad

I’ve crashed landed in this lake, and lost in this forest. I feel extremely hopeless. I also feel absorbed in my own funk. The one and only chance I could see you again was gone. I feel like ending it, ending my life. All the things I’ve done was for nothing. At first I was motivated and hopeful of what Mr. Perpich said. But when the plane ignored me I felt suicidal and down. You are probably wondering how I survived in this forest for 47 days. I used the hatchet you bought me to make a lean-to. I also used the hatchet to make fire. I also found raspberries and caught fish. But I still feel hopeless. It is extremely hot in some days so I built my lean-to near the lake so I can get water if I need to and to hide me from the sun. It has been really hard in the wilderness, a porcupine stabbed me in the leg and a skunk farted on my face.

Letter to my Mom and Dad

Dear Mom and Dad,
On June 2 2012, I was stuck in the wild, stuck without anything but a hatchet.
So now I’m writing this message for whoever finds this letter.
It has been 47 days, since the plane crash, now I have shelter, food, fish and raw turtle eggs.
It is really hard to survive the wild, I might commit suicide.
I’m trying my best to survive, but it’s too hard.
I feel it’s the end of me, the end of my life, end of my family.
I’m hopeless.
This message is here to tell you that I’m done, done for good.
Goodbye Mom and Dad.

A Letter To Mom and Dad

Dear mom and dad

I have been in the woods for 47 days now, I feel depressed because my plane has crashed and I really miss you. Ever since the plane crashed, I’ve changed, I feel like I died and came back to life a new me. I’ve become in a funk because I had seen a plane during 1 of the days and I thought it had seen me because it had stayed in the air where I was for a period of time but then left me behind and didn’t turn around. I’m very blue and gutted and suicidal, I don’t know if you guys know how bad I’m feeling  and if you do, I bet you wouldn’t know how bad I’m feeling as bad as I am right now. There have been times when I have been very rude and hateful to you and when you whenever you were not looking, I would swear at you, and whenever you punished me I’d wish you weren’t even alive but I still loved you. I do not think you will find this letter and if you do, please read it. I feel like I should end it all because I’ve been hopeless and nobody will ever find me and if you do find me, you won’t find me alive. I just wanted to tell you these last words before I leave this world, I love you both. – Brian

Let’s go SNOWSHOEING!

Hey Div. 3 — don’t forget to get your field trip forms into me by Friday. We’re no longer looking for parent drivers, so don’t worry about that. However, we still need a few extra trail chaperones. If you are interested in joining us for a fun snow day please contact me.

The permission form can be found here. If you are unsure about what to wear, please check the permission form for more info. We ask that any clothing or outer wear that you need first be sought among friends and family. Often a cousin or friend has what you’re looking for and is willing to lend it out for a day. Good luck!

Erica Koltenuk greets the sun by jumping for joy while showshoeing in Utah's Wasatch Mountains.

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