We Can Measure

We have been learning how to measure linear objects.  After measuring books, toys and other objects around the classroom, the students decided that they wanted to measure a student.  They chose one larger unit and one smaller unit.  Soon, they discovered that it took a lot longer to measure him using the smaller unit (e.g. the snappy cubes).  Reflecting on the problem, many students decided it was best to use larger units to measure larger items.  The student we measured is 61 snappy cubes long, or 8 markers long.

Terry Fox Run & Orange Shirt Day

September 29th was our school’s Terry Fox Run, as well as Orange Shirt Day.  Ms. Price, our Aboriginal Resource Teacher, visited our classroom to tell us the story about Phyllis’ experience at a residential school.

Having Orange Shirt Day on the same day as the Terry Fox Run was a good opportunity to talk about Terry Fox’s Métis ancestry.  Thank you Parents for your donations to the Terry Fox Foundation.  As a school, we surpassed our goal and raised…

More photos from the run:

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