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THINK MATH ~ 7

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 35 poppies. poppy-emoticon
1025 poppies. Ms Watt took 990. How many left? ~ Collin
40 poppies. 5 people took 1 each. How many left? ~ Melvin
35 poppies. 10 poppies joined and then 3 took vacation. 7 ate spaghetti. How many left? ~ Bosco
40 poppies lying in Flanders Fields. 5 got plucked. How many left? ~ Nila
50 poppies. 15 got stolen by Ms G. How many left? ~ Hatidje
75 poppies. 40 got stolen by Ms Watt. How many left? ~ Hatidje
55 poppies were in Flanders Fields. 20 got picked by Ms Watt. How many left? ~ Sanaaya

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Monday!

Halloween 2025

I hope everyone is looking forward to celebrating the spooky season at Nelson tomorrow! It’s going to be a busy, exciting day!!
If your child would like to wear their costume at school, please have them arrive at school wearing it so they are ready to go at the bell for the festivities. No masks and weapons allowed. They are more than welcome to come with a change of clothes so they can change out of their costume after the assemblies and keep it clean for Trick or Treating or other activities Friday evening.
I will keep them safe and dry in the classroom.
We will be having a Halloween assembly at 9:15 during which we will be performing a dance to the Monster Mash with Div. 8’s Grade 3s! You’re welcome to join us at the assembly to watch us perform. I will also be taking a video of it for families that are unable to attend. I’m so proud of the work all the work your kids have done learning the dance during the past few weeks. A video with the dance moves can be found on our class website.
After recess, we will be walking to St. Michaels care home to sing to the residents there. Its a tradition I continued on with after Mrs. Lentz retired from our school and we have been doing it now for over 25 years! The seniors love seeing the kids in their costumes and look forward to our visits every few months.
Because of the amount of rain we are expecting, your child is welcome to leave their costume at school when we make our trip to St. Michael’s.
Any questions, please contact me at stephanie.watt@burnabyschools.ca

As always, thanks so much for your support!

Nelson pumpkin patch!

THINK MATH ~ 19

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 33 Easter Eggs in 3 Easter Baskets. paintsmiley
66 Easter eggs were in 3 baskets. 6 got vaporized by a dragon. 30 got thrown out the window and 3 came back. How many in all? ~ Pete
33 Easter eggs in 3 baskets. 2 bags got stolen by Ms Pearl. 5 got eaten by Ms L. 1 got smushed by a big monster. 8 more came. 1 Easter basket got returned. How many altogether? ~
Briana & Andia
99 Easter eggs. 9 kids got 33. A bunny got 33 but it fell down a cliff. 9 kids at the bottom saw the eggs land. She got the 33 eggs then a kid got the last 33 eggs. How many now? ~ Samyar
There are 11 Easter eggs in each basket. Ms Watt bought 3 baskets. How many Easter eggs in all? ~ Aurora & Crystal
There are 63 Easter eggs. Then 2 dropped and broke. Then 3 cracked for no reason. Then 4 went missing. Then Genevique stole 5 to eat. Then a thief stole 7. Then Justine took 8. Then 1 more dropped. ?  ~ Justine
32 eggs are in the basket but my little sister came and put 1 egg in 1 basket. How many in all? ~ Janelle
30 Easter eggs in 1 basket. 3 more got put in. 20 Easter eggs in the 2nd basket. 13 more got put in by a little kid. Then a little kid ate 10 chocolate Easter eggs. How many in all? ~ Gunesh & Taiden 
There were 100 Easter eggs in 3 baskets. Then 19 got lost. Then 20 got lost by Ms Watt. Then 16 got lost. Then 12 got lost. How many left? ~ Genevique & Faith 
22 Easter eggs. Bradley took 2 and the bunnies took 2. Ms Watt gave 6. Aurora gave 9. How many in all? ~ Bradley 
66 Easter egg. 33 were eaten by Adam. How many left? ~ Ryan & Adam 
99 Easter eggs in 3 baskets. Then 2 people took 33 eggs. How many left?  ~ Charlie
11 Easter eggs in 1 basket. 9 in the 2nd basket. 13 in the last basket. How many all together? ~
Kylie & Sana

IMG_3876Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Monday!
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Bradley is a STAR!

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Hip, Hip, Wee we have almost made it through Grade 3!

Congratulations Division 8,

It has been such a fun and exciting year of learning and growing! This is the last week of school, and as such you should be really proud of your progress and accomplishments throughout this year. We want to say a big thank you from Ms. Watt and Mr. Ewert for your learning efforts in spite of the unique circumstances of term three. Just a few reminders before the end of this week:

  1. I will post a few assignments for this week on the blog that you can work on if you would like.
  2. Report card pick up will be on Thursday in the gym. Please read over this letter from Mr. Hamilton (principal) about your pick-up time (June 2020 newsletter).
  3. If you do not pick up your report card, it will be mailed to you in the upcoming weeks.

Once again, thank you from Ms. Watt and Mr. Ewert for being a wonderful class and a positive contribution to the Nelson Elementary Community.

Have a great summer!

June 8th is Pro-D Day!

Good morning students and families!

Just a quick reminder that Monday June 8th is a Pro-D Day, so your new online learning content for this week will be posted tomorrow – Tuesday June 9th.

I had a lot of great assignments handed in last week, and I am looking forward to seeing more this week!

Our Zoom meeting is still scheduled for this Wednesday at 10am!

Wishing you all a great day!

Welcome to June!

Hello Division 8!

The month of June is here! 

You have most certainly probably noticed that with the nicer weather this time of year we see greener grass, more leaves on the trees, and flowers and plants growing and sprouting! The next time you are out on a walk with your family, take notice of the new growth you see that might not have been there last month! to fit with this, we will be starting a new unit on Plants, that I think all of you are going to both enjoy and do a great job at participating in!

Very important to note, is that we will be covering the same material online as we will in-class. For those of you attending class in-person starting this week, please do not complete the online material in advance as this is what we will be covering in-class.

Our Wednesday 10am Zoom meeting is still on, and all students (whether you are planning to attend in-person or continue with online learning) are welcome to attend! I look forward to seeing you and hearing your temperatures and bouquets, and possibly finishing up with a few games!

Please remember that in terms of assessment, there will be no difference to your report card whether you chose to continue with online learning or if you chose to return in-person. Please just continue to approach your assignments with your best efforts either way!

For parents: should there be any change regarding your choice of where your child is learning, please let myself or the school office know immediately.

This Week’s Number ~ 638

Please complete the form below (new one!) and email a picture or the answers to grant.ewert@burnabyschools.ca and every Friday one will be randomly selected for a prize! 
This week’s number is: 638
Click on the link to print off a copy of the sheet! Number of the Week


Optional: Extension activities
1. Use 638 and create a story problem
2. Find objects or items around the house to estimate 638 things
3. Draw a picture of 638 cents in as many different ways
4. Draw a picture of 638 using different base ten block symbols
 For example: 5 hundreds,  13 tens and 8 ones