THINK MATH ~ 2

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 60 kids wearing Orange Shirts.
There are 80 kids. 20 kids were not wearing orange shirts. How many kids wearing orange shorts? ~ Bosco
800 kids wwere wearing orange shirts were at school. 740 got sick. How many kids wearing orange shirts are left? ~ Jordan
167 kids were getting ready for orange shirt day. 67 were sick. 40 got sent to a private school. how many are left? ~ Hunter
1000 kids were at school. 940 kids did not wear orange shirts. How many kids wearing an orange shirt? ~ Collin
100 kids in 1 school. 40 kids are away. How many left wearing orange shirts? ~ Eva
There were 80 kids. 20 were on a field trip at the beach. How many kids left over wearing orange shirts? ~ Nila
40 kids at Nelson School and 1 more school with 20 kids. How many in all wearing orange shirts? ~ Ruby
1 school had 30 people. 30 new people came. How many kids wearing orange shirts? ~ George
40 kids are on a field trip. 100 in the school. How many left wearing orange shirts? ~ Sabrina & Hatidje
There were 100 kids at school. 33 kids were at home. 7 kids were sick. How many kids wearing orange shirts? ~ Devon

IMG_0945Here’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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Shoes! 👟

Division 9 families,
Please ensure your child has shoes to wear in the gym and in the classroom on rainy days. Boots are not allowed in the gym and it keeps our classroom cleaner during rainy days. Thank you so much! Any questions, please ask!
Ms. Watt stephanie.watt@burnabyschools.ca

THINK MATH ~ 1

Thank you to all the students who took a chance and created a question to our 1st Think Math answer:
The answer is 200 kids raising money for Terry Fox.or
800 kids, but 200 kids were sick. 200 kids and 200 kids were at home. How many raising money? ~ Devon
100 kindergartens running for Terry Fox, and 100 Grade 2s running for Terry Fox. How many kids running for Terry Fox? ~ ?
100 students from 2 schools running to raise money for Terry Fox. How many in all? ~ Nila & Gwenda
300 people in one school. 100 people away. How many left raising money? ~ Sabrina & Eva
There were 900 people in one school. 700 left. How many raising money? ~ Ayo
There were 100 kids and one school and 100 kids in another school. How many kids? ~ Sanaaya & Ruby 
4 schools have 50 each. How many kids raising money for Terry Fox? ~ George
600 kids are at the school. 400 are sick. How many kids raising money? ~ Bella
400. Kids were at school. 200 kids went home. How many kids left raising money for Terry Fox? ~ Collin & Jordan
400 kids. 200 kids on vacation. How many kids left raising money? ~ John

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 more answers next Monday!

Gwenda is a Star!

Click on the photo to learn more about our friend, Gwenda!

Lucky Ducks! 🐤

Each week a student’s name will be drawn to be the Lucky Duck the following week. They will lead the Calendar, create an All About Me poster and have the opportunity to bring in a favourite book and/or toy to share.
Click on the Duck to see some examples of Lucky Duck/Star Student posters of the past.
I can’t wait to learn more about everyone!

TERRY FOX RUN 2025

Nelson students participated in our annual Terry Fox Run on Friday. Sept. 19th. After one week of fundraising, bringing in Toonies for Terry and donating online, we raised a great amount of money for the Terry Fox Foundation! Way to go Nelson!!
We have participated in the Terry Fox Run for 35 years and as of last year have a fundraising grand total of $43, 597.19!!
Nelson students will find out what their fundraising total this year is soon and will be rewarded for all their hard work!

CLICK on Terry to see our Division 9
runners in action!

BOGGLE

Meet our classroom Boggle Board!
Boggle encourages you to make as many words as you can from a random assortment of letters. This Boogle Board will be updated weekly with a new set of 16 letters. Here is a copy of our classroom Boggle sheet. Print one off for you and a family member. Compete against a sibling or parent and see how many words you can make! Sheets are also available on our Calendar board for you to work on alone or compete against your friends. Have fun!!

🇨🇦 Where Am I? 🇨🇦

Where Am I? is a weekly Canadian geography question that will posted in our classroom and on our website. Questions will be posted on Monday mornings, students can submit answers during the week and a name will be drawn to win a prize on Friday mornings after Calendar. Check out next week’s Where Am I? by clicking on the WHERE AM I? tab above!
Good luck Division 9!

Number of the Week

Each week 3-4 clues to a number are posted both in the classroom and on this website. Clues to a new number will be posted each week on Friday morning. You will have the opportunity to submit your answer in our classroom before Monday’s Calendar time. One correct answer will be pulled out of a hat for a prize and then we’ll work together on additional math activities in the classroom based on the number.
Good luck Grade Threes!!