Friday October 7th

 


October 3-6, 2022

It might have been a short week but we packed in so much learning! 

This week we started the week with our Terry Fox run  it was so nice to do something as a whole school  

- learned about scientific sketching & made sketches of leaves. 

- finished our Book timelines & started on our Worst Picture Day Ever stories, thinking of 3 bad things that could happen in our stories & building on who our main character is.  

- we went on a walk with Ms. Rowley’s grade 3/4 class to look at signs & the various qualities that they have.

- Grade 6's worked on multiples in math which has been a great review of our multiplication facts. Grade 5's worked on their multiplication skills.

- On Thursday, you should have recieved an email from your child regarding their first month at school. Included in the email is what they have liked about school so far, learning they are proud of, and something they want to work on. 

We will be continuing on our weekly Wednesday walk next week. 

Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving! See you on Tuesday.



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