This week has been very artistically inspired. We found ways to represent our learning about nature and the role it plays in the oral legends told by the Indigenous people.  Looking at others illustrations helped us create mood and accuracy in our settings.

Going outside to the naturalization area was a good idea, as we were able to really explore sketching what we were seeing in nature.

In math we have moved on to fractions, and will learning about decimals and how division is connected to fractions... keep watching.  

Botany has also been a new area, we will add our findings next week.  Please comment on the new format.

Cheers - Ms. Greaves

Welcome Back

Welcome Back!

We worked in our literacy journals, writing about our learning. We also told of our adventures when we are away last week.

We used Rube Works on the iPads to solve simple machine problems.

    

Practicing math facts with playing cards... we focused on addition and multiplication skills.

Making owls of peace seemed a great idea for practicing our sewing and running stitch.

We were inspired by the Peace Assembly that we went to.

Every student made the connections to peace and better treatment of ourselves and each other.

Working together connects us at school, at home and in our communities.

How will be connect our work to the real world? Let's see what we can do...