Dear Mom and Dad:
Ask me to tell you what I am working on in word work.
We completed a visual journal page about polar bears. I used
captions and labels to add information about my polar sketch.
Question of the day: Post on the blog some facts that you
learned about polar bears.
Please take some time to read our housekeeping items!
Love,
The Rainbow Triad
Housekeeping:
- We are going on a School
Winter Walk this Friday at 9am. Please ensure that your child is dressed
appropriately for our walk: snow boots, snow pants, jacket, gloves, mitts,
hats, toques, scarves etc.
- If you are interested in
bringing valentine’s cards for your child’s class, we will be handing them out
on Wednesday February 11. We would
recommend you write just “From: (your child’s name)” instead of writing all the
names of each student. This will make it easier for them to hand it out to
students. Please note that bringing cards is optional! We will be
handing out cards separately per class so brining enough cards for everyone in
your child’s class would be recommended. Thank you!
Mrs. Ly = 21 students
Ms. Deobald = 19 students
Mrs. McEvoy = 22 students
- Bonjour
mes amis!
We are
looking for parents to assist with our Carnival activities on Tuesday Feb 10.
There will be stations set up between 10:30 and 1:30- led by teachers with your
support. Volunteers are asked to meet in the hub at 10:30 for a quick debrief,
assist a classroom with station set up, stay with that station, and then assist
with transporting station materials back in again.
If you
are interested in joining us for our winter celebration, please email Shannon
McMaster at Cranston.Volunteers@Outlook.com
Merci
Beaucoup!
Owen E - Polar bears share their food with arctic foxes.
ReplyDeleteRiley said he learned that polar bears skin is clear
ReplyDeleteNathan C. learned that polar bear brothers and sisters live together. Also polar bears live mostly in the snowy north.
ReplyDeleteJack: Polar Bears like to eat seals. They know how to swim really fast.
ReplyDeleteFiona says that polar bears have thick blubber under their skin. They also like to eat ring seals.
ReplyDeleteMorgan knows that polar bears have black skin and clear hair. They have tiny ears and tails so the blood doesn't go to those parts of their body and it can keep the polar bear's body warm.
ReplyDeletePolar bears are endangered. The cubs are mostly twins when they are born. The mother bear can't eat or drink when the cubs are born.
ReplyDeletePolar bear babies are twins. Emma. P.
ReplyDeleteLexi says polar bears have 3 inches of blubber under their skin. They eat ring seals and fish, sharing their food with Arctic foxes.
ReplyDeleteSadie polar bears front paws are as big as dinner plates. They are usually born twins. When they are 2 years old they leave the den.
ReplyDeletePolar bears have black skin.They eat seals.Their front paws are as big as dinner plates.They are only one pound when born.
ReplyDeleteTori: Polar bears eat seals and fish. They live in ice dens in the Artic. They are born very small and have to leave the den once they reach 30lbs.
ReplyDeleteNathan.T. Polar bears have fur on the bottom of their feet. They are the fastest four leg swimmers
ReplyDeleteThey live in Iceland and they eat fish.
ReplyDeleteAaron- polar bears share their food with artic foxes. Polar bears eat the fat and skin of the seal and leave the rest for the artic foxes.
ReplyDeleteDayna says that their fur is actually clear and that their skin is black. The babies stays with their moms for two years and then they leave their mom.
ReplyDeleteThey live in ice dens that are warm, they eat fish and have twin babies :)
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