
The teams did so well working together and cheering each other on! A special thank you to the Grade 6/7s for organizing all the stations. What a fun and exciting day!
with Ms. Lai & Ms. Loungsay

Division 10, 11 and 12 have been learning about quails! We learned baby quails are called chicks. We also learned about the basic features of quails and their life cycle.
Fun fact: In the wild, the female quail lays the eggs and the male bird sits on them to keep them warm.


We named the chicks Rose, Blossom, Tulip, Sunflower, Petals and Daisy.

We have been measuring objects using non-standard units (e.g. blocks, shapes, paper clips) to help us understand measurement concepts such as length, height and capacity.
Scavenger hunt- We had to find objects that are exactly or to the closest number of hearts.
We compared the lengths of objects and then we ordered them from shortest to longest or longest to shortest.
We Measured things found in nature with our heart rulers.
We measured how wide the trees are with Kindergarten kids!

Division 12 had a busy month learning, playing and exploring! Here’s a little glimpse of what we did in February…
Reading in the Dark
Over and under the Snow- In Story Workshop, we created our own Over and Under the Snow stories. Please ask your child to tell you their story.
We went on a nature walk to look for homes animals could hibernate in during the winter.
We made birdfeeders for animals that adapt to the weather in the winter.
We went to our forest to look for animal tracks.
Valentine’s Day Fun!
“I Am From”- we each wrote a poem about things, places and words that are important to us. Some of us shared our poem to the Parkcrest community at our Celebration of Learning assembly.
Dear Families,
We enjoyed the amazing performances at last week’s Winter Concert! It was wonderful to see so many families join us for this event. The kindergartners did a fabulous job singing and dancing with instruments! And thanks to Ms. Vaesen for coordinating everything.
We had a fun few weeks of Christmas events, songs, stories, and art projects. From Twin Day to PJ Day, door decorating, ornament-making, and Santa visiting our classroom after pancake breakfast, we have not had a dull moment! We hope you enjoyed your Christmas presents from the children.
Happy Holidays to you and your family! Wishing you and your family a restful and joyous season. We will see you in the New Year on January 8th!
Math in the Fall was all about exploring with numbers and making patterns using different materials. These mathematicians were busy counting, comparing, building and writing numbers!
We can count with different objects.
We can count and make numbers with playdoh.
We can match numbers with pictures.
We can count and trace numbers.
We can count, match and write numbers.
We can make patterns with loose parts.
We can make patterns with playdoh
We can make patterns in nature.