Ms. Watt's Class

Today we uit school and went to go see a movie!
Click HERE to see some pictures of us at the theatre
and then after lunch at Bonsor Park.

Looking forward to singing at t. Michaels tomorrow!

~ We wore Ms. Watt’s favourite colour – ORANGE!
~ We worked together on PUZZLES throughout the day!

Looking forward to celebrating with a Let’s uit School and See a Movie Day tomorrow!

~ To celebrate some school pride, Division 9 students received Nelson Nighthawk bracelets to take home in Nelson’s colours, purple and yellow. I hope everyone wears theirs proudly!

Looking forward to celebrating with range and uzzles tomorrow!

~ MOVIE! In preparation for our field trip to see Inside Out 2 next week, we enjoyed watching the original version while eating some freshly popped
 ~ KERNELS of popcorn!.
We popped some popcorn in an old fashioned hot air popcorn popper, the one that Ms. Watt used as a Grade 3 student herself! It was so cool to see it close up instead of waiting outside a microwave!

Looking forward to celebrating ourelson Nighthawk pride tomorrow!

 ~ We wrote LETTERS to next year’s class, giving them the low down on what it means to be in Ms. Watt’s class. Ms. Watt will be sharing them all with her new students in September!…or maybe just the ones that were kind… 😉

Looking forward to celebrating with ernels and a ovie tomorrow!

~ We took the opportunity today to shade ourselves from the sun, break school rules and wear our favourite HATS all day long!
~ JUMPY Poppin Rockets! Science with baking soda & vinegar!
We created a chemical reaction in a film canister! The vinegar reacts with the baking soda and produces carbon dioxide gas. Pressure builds up until the small canister can no longer contain the gas. The lid pops off, the canister shoots up into the air, the gas escapes, and the pressure is released.

Looking forward to celebrating with etters to Next Year’s Class tomorrow!

~ ICKY messy fun with Oobleck! Science with cornstarch and water!
Oobleck is a non-newtonian fluid. That is, it acts like a liquid when being poured, but like a solid when a force is acting on it. You can grab it and then it will ooze out of your hands.
Oobleck gets its name from the Dr. Seuss book Bartholomew and the Oobleck where a gooey green substance, Oobleck, fell from the sky and wreaked havoc in the kingdom.
Click to see our fun!

Click on the picture below to get the recipe!

Looking forward to celebrating with umpy Science tomorrow!