Dear Mom and Dad:
Today for Read-a-thon week was “D.E.A.R” day (drop
everything and read day) I can color 10 more squares in my reading log today.
We had to have a book with us at all times and when we heard the chimes over
the intercom we had to stop what we were doing and read. We also had the chance
today to do author’s chair where we share our books and writing with the class.
Its great to see all the books that are
being read and all the writing that is happening.
In the afternoon we did a writing prompt where we looked at
a picture and had to create a story. Ask me to tell you what my story was
about.
We did some boot camp excercies in gym today! Ask me to tell
you and show you what all the stations were and what we had to do at each one.
Ask me to tell you which characters I saw today for “dress up as your favorite
character” day!
Mrs. Ly’s class met our “roots of empathy” baby today. Ask
me to tell you what her name is! We will be documenting and recording her progress
throughout her first year of life.
Mrs. McEvoy’s class had music today
Question of the day: Post on the blog the importance of
Remembrance Day.
Love,
The Rainbow Triad
Housekeeping:
On Friday is our Remembrance Day Assembly at 9am. Students
will be receiving a poppy and it would great if you could send a small donation
to go to the Poppy Fund. Students are welcom to wear their scouts, beavers etc
uniforms on Friday.
We
are going on a field trip to the Telus Sparks Centre on Wednesday November 19
for the entire school day. We will need volunteers, please let your child's
teacher know if you would like to volunteer. We will be sending field trip
forms next week with all of the information. Thank you very much! ** Mrs. Ly’s class need at least 2 more
volunteers at the moment for this fieldtrip, if you would like to join us
please e-mail lmnguyen@cbe.ab.ca. Thank you.
We
will be starting our inquiry for building in a few weeks. We are looking for
materials that students can experiment with. If you, or your neighbors have
items such as: cereal boxes, paper towel rolls, coffee tins, pringle cans,
cardboard etc. Anything that we can build with! We will be asking students to
bring these items on the week of November 12. It would be great if you could
start collecting now. Thank you!
Fiona says that the soliders fought for us in the war
ReplyDeleteSam says its for the soldiers that died
ReplyDeleteOwen - remember the people that keep us safe.
ReplyDeleteTo remember the soldiers who fought in the war for us and the soldiers who keep Canada safe and free today. Emma. P.
ReplyDeleteremember ance day is about when you remember about the people who fighted for our life.
ReplyDeleteJack: Because we remember someone we haven't remembered in a long time. Someone that died in a war.
ReplyDeleteAnya says people died in the war part of your family can fight and die in the war too. Remembrance Day is to remember the soldiers who fought and died for us. And you wear a poppy on Remembrance Day.
ReplyDeleteTo remember the soldiers that died in war.
ReplyDeleteAva says: To remember the soldiers that died in the war to keep Canada free!
ReplyDeleteCiara says the importance of Remembrance Day is so we can remember all the different soldiers that fought in the war.
ReplyDeleteAaron- remembering the soldiers who were killed by the bad people.
ReplyDeleteTaylor says Remembrance Day is so we can remember who died in the war and those that came back as well.
ReplyDeleteSienna says on Remembrance Day you remember the soldiers that fought and died in Flanders Field.
ReplyDeleteMorgan says that we need to think about the soldiers that fought for us and we are thankful for this.
ReplyDeleteLincoln said its about the soldiers who died for us
ReplyDeleteNoah said to remember that solders died in the war for us
ReplyDeleteLexi says "Soldiers fought for us to have freedom and keep us safe".
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