October 31, 2019

Thursday



"We had music."  Rebecca
"We worked in our pumpkin booklets."  Ethan
"We made bats."  Ezekiel
"We drew a picture of a cat and a pumpkin."  Karis
"We took the seeds out of our pumpkins."  Kyle

We had a lot of fun doing our pumpkin math this week!  Thank you very much to Nyssa, Karis, Ella, James and Rebecca for their pumpkin donations!

A reminder that there will be no school tomorrow.  

Have fun trick-or-treating!

Blog Challenge:  Put your candy into groups of ten and count how much you have.



































October 30, 2019

Wednesday



"We did pumpkin math."  Varia
"We went to music.  We sang O'Canada."  Dru
"We put some work in our books."  Adi
"We worked in our blue books."  Braelyn
"We did our treasure books."  Karis
"We went to the gym.  We played a game with balls."  Jordyn
"We had a fire drill."  Ezekiel

Today students are bringing home some work to show you.

Your child is also bringing home his or her picture.  Picture orders are due by Tuesday, November 5.

A reminder that tomorrow there will be an early dismissal at 11:45 am.

Students are welcome to wear their costumes tomorrow!

Here are some pictures of our pumpkin math:










October 29, 2019

Tuesday


"We went to the gym.  We played airplane tag and a game called Frogger."  James
"We started our pumpkin math."  Brix
"We drew our October self-portrait."  Jordyn
"We did patterns in math."  Kyle
"We worked in our treasure books."  Karis
"We practiced how to print our names properly."  Kade and Ms. Lang
"We started drawing a monster."  Logan
"Ms. Lang read with some groups."  Braelyn

Today we practiced another reading strategy called Lips the Fish.  Click on the following link to learn more:

Lips the Fish

Blog Challenge:  Read a story tonight.  Show your parents how you can use the lips the fish reading strategy.

October 28, 2019

Monday



"We went to the gym.  We played Frogs vs Fish."  Ella
"We had an indoor recess."  Fatima and Logan
"We worked in our treasure books."  Dru
"We wrote thank you letters to our parent volunteers."  Kyle
"We worked in our visual journals.  We drew pictures."  Karis
"We did GoNoodle."  Ezekiel
"We got some new blue books."  Braelyn
"We exchanged our library books."  Adi

On Thursday there will be an early dismissal at 11:45 am.  On Friday there will be no school.

October 25, 2019

Friday



"We went to the gym.  We played a tag game with noodles."  Kade
"We had music.  We sang O'Canada."  Taylor
"We worked in our treasure books."  Kyle
"We learned about Diwali."  Braelyn
"We worked in our visual journals."  Karis
"We learned about the Magic Milk experiment."  Logan

Does your child know all of the letters and letter sounds?  An important first step in learning how to read is knowing all of the uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet and the sounds that they make.  We have been practicing in class.  Please take some time to practice at home.  During our conference I gave out a copy of your child's alphabet assessment.



Blog Challenge:  We have been learning about colours in science.  Try the Magic Milk experiment at home.  Take some pictures and email them to Ms. Lang to show the class.  Watch the following videos:






Magic Milk Experiment

Magic Milk Examples

Treasure books have gone home again for the weekend.  Please return the book to school on Monday.

Our oil pastel batiks that we made during our field trip turned out very nicely!  Here are some pictures:






October 24, 2019

Thursday


"We went to music.  We sang O'Canada."  Lacie
"We worked on our pattern fish."  Adi
"We saw our buddies.  We played a math card game."  Taylor
"We wrote in our journals about our field trip."  Braelyn
"We worked in our treasure books."  Ezekiel
"We did the calendar."  Dru
"We did GoNoodle."  Aahil
"We worked in our colours booklet."  Kyle
"We watched a video about the Eagle Eye."  Ella
"We had a sharing circle."  Kade
"We did yoga."  Karis

We have been practicing a reading strategy called Eagle Eye.  Here is a link to a video that explains how it works:

Eagle Eye

Blog Challenge:  Read a story with your parents.  Show them how you can use picture cues to help you read.  Show them the Eagle Eye reading strategy.




Scholastic book orders are due tomorrow.





We still need five more pumpkins!  If you are able to donate one to the class please send me an email.