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Please check out our picture of our 2nd literacy celebration,
Print on Your Shirt Day, by clicking on the
LITERACY CELEBRATIONS tab at the top of the page!
Posted in School Events
Another year, another great BOWLERAMA!!
A huge thank you to Mr. Gurniak & his students!
After a week of practice we participated in the official event & had a blast knocking down those pins!
Click on the bowler below to see pictures of us bowling!
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Check out our top scorers!!!

Posted in School Sporting Events
CONGRATULATIONS DIVISION 8 BOOKBEASTS!!
How exciting to be recognized by Mrs. Roberts at our April Celebration of Learning!
I’m so proud of our 100% 50 Nights participation! An extra congrats to our 200 Nights readers: Emmet, Avery, Aqsa, Emily, Owen, Sunny, Marian, Helen, Ella L & Ella S!
That takes a lot of commitment & shows a lot of responsibility!
WAY TO GO GRADE 2s & 3s!!!![]()
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 15 classrooms cleaning up the community for Earth Day. ![]()
There are 17 classes going to do the Community Cleanup but the 2 grade 6 & 7 classes are so tired so they don’t go. How many classes are left? ~ Ella L
There were 20 classes cleaning up for the Community Cleanup. 5 were kidnapped by unknown. How many left? ~ Sunny
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 this Friday!

Posted in THINK MATH


After beating the Philadelphia Flyers in 6 games, the Pittsburgh Penguins are onto Round 2 against the Washington Capitals!
Congratulations to Rishi, Ella S and Ismael for correctly predicting the outcome of Round One! Go Penguins!!!
Posted in Class Activities, Community Events
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 21 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 
There were 30 Earth Day projects. Some limited edition Earth Day project bald bandit stole 3. Then 6 broke. How many left? ~ Sunny
There were 33 students going to do Earth Day projects. Then 12 left on vacation. How many left over? ~ Kayla
There were 18 Earth Day projects. Then 3 more students came back from vacation. They made 1 each. How many in all? ~ Kayla
Alissa had 20 friends over at her house. Alissa made 1 Earth Day art. Then 5 of Alissa’s friends made Earth Day art. Then 5 other friends made Earth Day art. Then 5 other friends made art. Then 5 more of Alissa’s friends made art. Then they put all the Earth Day art on the wall. How many altogether? ~ Ella L
There were 32 Earth Day projects. 11 got stolen by the makers. How many let over? ~ Ismael
There were 19 Earth Day projects on the wall. Then Avi and Emily finished. How many in all? ~ Avery
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 this Friday!

Posted in THINK MATH
In May, division 8 has some exciting adventures planned!
On Monday, May 7th, we will be visiting our neighbour school, South Slope Elementary, for their spectacular musical, Alice in Wonderland. This is a free dress rehearsal performance that we have been invited to see and all parents are welcome to join us! We’ll be leaving at ~12:30 and be returning before 3pm.
On Tuesday, May 8th we will be visiting Burnaby Village Museum for the day. Although we will be taking a bus there, we are looking for parents to join us and help lead a small group around the village.
Please let Ms. Watt know by commenting on this post or writing in your child’s planner if you are able to join us!
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Thanks again for your continued support! 🙂
Posted in Field Trips
Nelson spent Friday afternoon cleaning up our community and enjoying the sunny afternoon with our buddies.
With bags full, we returned to school and were spoiled with a freezie treat.
Thanks PAC!!
Posted in Community Events, Field Trips
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 46 chocolate Easter bunnies eaten in all. ![]()
There are 23 children. Each ate 2 chocolate Easter bunnies. How many did they eat in all? ~ Joaron
There were 30 chocolate Easter bunnies that were eaten. Then 10 more people ate 16 chocolate Easter bunnies. How many in all? ~ Ella S
There were 46 chocolate Easter bunnies. All of them were eaten. How many bunnies eaten in all? ~ Marian
Ella ate 16 chocolate Easter bunnies, Vi Vi ate 10 chocolate Easter bunnies and May ate 20. How many eaten altogether? ~ Ella L
There’s an Easter party that has 46 kids. At the end of the party they hand out chocolate Easter bunnies. The kids wanted to eat them so they did. How many eaten in all? ~ Ella L
There were 40 chocolate Easter bunnies. 6 more were found. They were all eaten. How many in all? ~ Ismael
There were 50 chocolate Easter bunnies. A limited edition bald Easter bandit stole 1. Dogman ate 1. John Cena ate 2. How many left? ~ Sunny
There were 36 chocolate Easter bunnies. 4 bunnies came and then 6 more. They were all eaten. How many in all? ~ Kayla
There were 100 chocolate bunnies jumping around. 54 bunnies say they are tired. The rest were eaten. How many bunnies were eaten? ~ Gurmannat
There were 30 chocolate Easter bunnies. 16 got found and they were all eaten. How many in all? ~ Ella S
There were 100 chocolate Easter bunnies. Easter bunnies ate 54 chocolates. How many in all? ~ Avi
There were 56 chocolate Easter bunnies. 6 were eaten by Sunny, Chace, Rishi, Joaron, Cruise and Jay and 4 were eaten by 2 cats and 2 dogs. The rest were eaten. How many in all? ~ Emmet
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 this Friday!

Posted in THINK MATH
The NHL Playoffs have begun!
We have voted to follow the matchup between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Philadelphia Flyers!
After each game, we’ll graph the game winning team on a pie chart, the score on a bar graph and keep tallies of the Penguins players goals and assists. I wonder whose prediction will be correct at the end of the 1st Round!?
Posted in Class Activities, Community Events