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Do you take photos in nature?
Do you like to capture the beauty of humble flowers rising up in local woodlands? Add a comment if you like or maybe add a photo. It was really nice catching up with all of you and hearing all about your homes. Everyone sounds so content, and handling this BIG change in living. You are all to be commended, Division 6 and parents for the range of activities, and balance of recreation to work that I hear everyone incorporating into their days. I am thankful that everyone is healthy. I will see you online on Monday. Stay tuned for instructions. With gratitude, Ms. T.G.
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A view of our room
It is very quiet and calm in our classroom. I picked up a few items and then I returned home to call all the grade 3’s from Division 6 today. You all sound so good and you are handling this change very well! I am so impressed with all the activities the grade 3’s are involved in at home — Wow. Grade 4’s I will be calling you tomorrow and I can’t wait to hear how you are doing. Have a nice evening.
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Checking in with families
Dear students and families I will be calling you today and tomorrow to see how you are doing, and talk about our new remote learning plan. I miss you all very much and look forward to hearing your voices soon.
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I Read Canadian Authors
Today Division 6 read Canadian authors with their buddies.
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Heart week
Students are working together to improve their time to run 2 laps as a whole class, and also learning some group dancing. Encouraging each other and demonstrating teamwork. Sweet!
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Finishing up with basketball last week
Dribbling, passing and shooting practice in the gym.
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Math in room 200
Mr. McKillop dropped by with some tools to help us work on a community project in math today. Matthew makes a great sawyer.
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Winners of the door decorating!!!
Students put together an excellent display of our class Read Aloud book during Literacy week. Please come in and see all the gold nuggets of writing. Congratulations on the win, I am so proud of all the hard work.
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Ms.Frizzle Visits for Literacy Week
Seat belts, everyone!
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Print Making
The Burnaby Art Gallery provided a lesson on Coast Salish and Haida artwork on January 14. Then students were asked to create their own spirit animal using inspiration from the artists presented. Students used pre-cut shapes such as circles, crescents, ovals and more to build a block to make prints from. Here are the results— beautiful.