Ronan presented on King Tut

Nathaniel also researched King Tut

Brittanae's presentation on Pharaoh Nefertiti was interesting as well.

Cheyenne did a diorama presentation on King Tut

Hunter and Luke did a presentation on King Tut

Students have been learning all about Ancient Egypt in social studies.  Here are some of their presentations they completed and presented to the class.

Sydney and Lucas' presentation on mummification.  They ended it with "mummifying Lucas".

James did a presentation on his research of how pyramids were built.  It's amazing how they were able to build it so long ago.

We are going to the ZOO on Friday, May 31st.

Students have been researching an animal of their choice that is presently at the Assiniboine Park Zoo, in Winnipeg.  All their information, with pictures, has been put into a beautiful brochure that students have presented to the class.  We are hoping to make many connections with the additional information that we will find out at the zoo on our field trip.  We are all super excited!!!

Thank you for making Grandparents Day a SUCCESS!

It was so special to see the students reactions when their grandparent or grandparents came to our door.  They greeted them with hugs and welcomed them into our classroom.  Students offered their guest punch and a dainty very politely and started on the activities that we had planned for them.  Thank you to the grandparents for taking the time to come to our school.  It was extra special!

Activities in the classroom:)

Showing  our music skills:)

Tour of the School Bulletin Boards

It was interesting walking around our school and reading what is posted on the different bulletin boards for "I Love to Read Month".

I LOVE TO READ MONTH

THANK YOU TO ALL THE GUEST READERS THAT HAVE VISITED OUR CLASSROOM SO FAR!

Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Feilberg,  Mrs. Hixt, Mrs. Haylako and Mrs. Tait came to read us.  It was interesting to hear what reading looks like for them.  Mr. Feilberg loves to read, but not every genre.  He enjoys non-fiction or factual books that he can learn from.  Mr. Stevenson likes books that have to deal with numbers, riddles and jokes and books that teach us a lesson, like it's ok to make mistakes.  Mrs. Hixt read two home made books that she made for her kids when they were young.  It was neat to see.  Mrs. Halayko gave us something to think about and Mrs. Tait entertained us with a book about an old woman.

Mr. Stevenson reading to the class.  We enjoyed his expression and enthusiasm.

Mr. Feilberg read us an interesting true railway story and he tried to scare us with a ghost story, but it wasn't scary at all.

Mrs. Halayko read us a book about "Sticky Fingers" and about always being honest and never to take something that doesn't belong to us.  We enjoyed listening to her teach us a lesson on being true to yourself.

Mrs. Tait came to read to us a story about a old woman who named all her things, like her bed because she knew they would never leave her.  We liked how she read with expression.