Learning how to play "Capture 5"

Merci to Room 165 for showing us how to play:)

This morning the French Immersion grade 5 class showed us how to play a math game called "Capture 5".  We had a lot of fun learning and some of us even captured 5!  We are looking forward to playing it in our classroom next week during math class.


Thank you for your KIND deed!

Vaughn, Ryder and Jayden decided to help the environment during lunch recess today.  They came across some litter and wondered if there was more on their playground.  From there, they discovered that there was enough garbage to fill a plastic shopping bag.  Thank you to these boys for this brilliant idea.  Your curiosity has cleaned up our school playground environment.  Hopefully other students will put your positive example into action as well.  Good JOB!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Bully Prevention Presentations

Ms. Chodak came into our classroom yesterday to watch our Bully Prevention presentations that we prepared for her.  She was very impressed by all the work we put into them and all the learning we showed.  There were quite a variety of projects to present.  For example, Karly and Arianna made calendars, Ashley made a magazine, Deanna, Delaney, Peytyn, Nicole and Kady made a poster, and Presley, Carter and Dylan made a game all about bullying.  We all found them interesting and Ms. Chodak mentioned that we had very creative ideas.  She may even use them as suggestions for next year's grade 5's.

Christmas Concert

Hi Everyone!
It's that time of year that we are busy practicing for our number at the annual Christmas Concert.  Our performance will be Wednesday, December 13th at 2:00pm and at 7:00 pm.  We have a fun song and play to share with you.  We hope you will enjoy! 

 

Merry Christmas Happy New Year!

Mr. Starkey's Presentation

Mr. Starkey invited us to come to the display case, by the front office, for a presentation on Vimy Ridge.  He had collages of pictures and artifacts to talk about and show us. Some of the artifacts were up to 100 years old. We all agreed that it was very interesting to learn about the events that took place and how significant it is to our country.  Many soldiers lost their lives in order for us to have freedom today and that is something we should never forget.  We are proud of Mr. Starkey, who started serving in the military when he was 17 years old.  He had to get his parents permission to join.  Mr. Starkey is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to wars and missions that the Canadian army participates in.   Thank you to Mr. Starkey for taking the time to talk to us and thank you for your service to keep us free.

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