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Video: Navigating Mazes With Sphero

During Tech Day on Thursday, our class constructed mazes out of cardboard in small groups.  We then had to code Spheros to navigate through the mazes without touching the walls or running into any obstacles. Some of the challenges we faced were constructing the obstacles within the maze and then coding the Spheros to be able to navigate through the maze.  We had to learn how to adjust the speed, distance and angles to get the Spheros to navigate successfully through our maze and over ramps and bridges. We also had to learn to work together and divide tasks equally so that everyone was able to participate and take turns coding.

Written By: Carina, Emma, and Laurie.

 

I Am Poetry

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Don’t forget to check our your child’s I Am poetry and give them feedback on their writing.  Poems will be uploaded to their blogfolio later this week.

During the first week back we read the book “Say Something” by Peter H Reynolds. The central theme of the book is that the world needs your voice and that a single voice can make a big difference.   Following the reading of the book students were tasked with making cursive name creatures and asked to use their voice to say something to inspire others. Don’t forget the world needs your voice too so don’t be afraid to use it.

It is with great pleasure to announce Gianna was chosen and awarded one of the four JAL Foundation Grand Prizes in Canada in this years 16th World Children’s Haiku Contest for 2019-2020. Gianna’s submission has now been sent to Japan to be considered by their Haiku judges.  Selected haikus will be posted on JAL Foundation’s website and featured in their inflight entertainment programming on Boeing 787 international Japan Airlines’ flights. Her writing will also be published in the contest’s anthology “Haiku by World Children Vol. 16” early next year. Well done Gianna!

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Thank you for all you help and support throughout the year especially during Term 3 as you helped your children transition to remote learning.  I truly appreciate everything you do and I have thoroughly enjoyed working with you and your children this year.

June 1st marked the beginning of Indigenous Peoples Month  and Indigenous Peoples Day will be observed and celebrated on June 21st.  Listen and/or read along to this selection of stories and books to learn about Indigenous traditions, culture, and history.

https://vimeo.com/4314398

This video is about the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, whose traditional territory we reside on and touches many shores of the Burrard Inlet.  See how they care for their land and community.  What can you learn from their teachings and ways of knowing?

https://safeYouTube.net/w/glG7

Before Spring Break we were exploring the structure of comics and graphic novels. We explored how text and visual features work together in graphic novels to tell a story. From organizing the panels and gutters, to different perspective shots, and various ways to create feeling, suspense, emotion, drama, connection.

We looked at what features are important to a story and explored the various elements of a plot.  We looked at different ways to introducing characters and develop the setting.  We also examined how rising actions build up to a climax and how conflicts are resolved through falling action.

Using the resources listed below you can finish your graphic novel assignment in paper or digital format.  Once you have completed your assignment please upload a copy of your finished work to your Blogfolios for assessment.

“SOCIAL MEDIA AWARENESS, DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS & CYBER-BULLYING IN THE AGE OF COVID-19” 

Friday, May 22, 2020 from:
9:00am – 10:00am PST

11:00am-12:00pm PST OR
1:00pm – 2:00pm PST

This 60 minute student presentation, brought to you by the Ministry of Education, in collaboration with Safer Schools Together, will focus on lessons and content most applicable to today’s new world of online remote learning. This presentation will cover all things digital, from digital citizenship to fake news and to the growing anxiety of the unknown with the COVID-19 pandemic. Some of the most prominent concerns currently surrounding a student’s use of social networking sites and smartphones will be discussed including suggestions for reporting worrisome behaviours.

This session is being offered at 3 different times during the day on May 22.Please visit the following link to register for whichever session works best for you:

9am – 10am: https://event-wizard.com/SocialMediaAwarenessStudentMay229am/0/register/

11am – 12pm: https://event-wizard.com/SocialMediaAwarenessStudentMay2211am/0/register/

1pm – 2pm: https://event-wizard.com/SocialMediaAwarenessStudentMay221pm/0/register/

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