Wednesday February 14, 2017


Math
We finished writing our Math stories about our bunk bed sleep over problems. Students were asked how many different ways they could make a given number.
Ask me about... What number did you choose?  How many different kids were on the top bunk?  How many were on the bottom bunk?

Inquiry
We are discussing and debating services in our community. What services are essential?  How do you know that one service is more important than another? 
Ask me about... What do you think the most important service is in your community and why?

Literacy
Next week we will be story writing. We have read the story by Ezra Keats, “The Snowy Day”  We discussed Peter’s snowy day and created some snowy day art to represent our understanding of the story. Students have brainstormed ideas about things they like to do on a snowy day.  Next we will become authors and create our own snowy day story adventures.
Ask me about… What is the best thing about a snowy day and why?


Circle of Courage Spotlight
Moulik & Mason
February 23

To learn more about the Circle of Courage Spotlight click here.





2018 - Winter Olympics
We encourage you to keep track of Canada’s medal standings. What sport did you like watching the best??


****Home Reading****
Please send back clear home reading book bags every Tuesday and Thursday to get your new books! The volunteers exchange the books in the morning so it is important that students hand them in first thing when they arrive.


Important dates: All month in February is Kindness Month! How many different ways can you show kindness today?
Thursday Feb 15 - Teacher's Convention - Non-Instructional Day. No school for students
Friday Feb 16 - Teacher's Convention - Non-Instructional Day. No school for students
Monday Feb 19 - Family Day. No school
Thursday Feb 22 - 2018 School Council PJ Movie Night
Wednesday Feb 28 – Pink Shirt Day (Anti-bullying awareness)
Monday Feb 26- Thursday Mar. 15 – Artist in Residence in Grade 1, Sharon Fartowsky.

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