Good afternoon everyone!
I hope everyone had a
wonderful night! The mornings are becoming cooler, so please make sure your
child is dressed for the weather! Please forgive me for not posting pictures.
My computer is saying I have no room to download! I will be having it looked at
this weekend!
November hot lunch, scholastic
orders, and after school activity forms were due today.
Sibling pictures will be done
in February when graduation pictures are taken.
Harvest/Halloween Spirit Day
is just around the corner. Students may come dressed in their costume or in
harvest colours – orange, brown, etc. Please no send students with scary
costumes or masks. Weapons will also not be allowed. If you care to send in a goodie
bag with candy or pencils/erasers, you may do so. Please do not send in
cupcakes! Candy will not be eaten at school, but will be sent home with
students. It will be a fun day of Halloween/Harvest activities and a dance.
Please note that after care
invoices have been sent via Freshbooks. After care payments are due Saturday,
October 28 **My apologies for the change in date. Completely my falult. Please
pay as soon as possible to avoid interest charges. Please also note that we
are no longer accepting cheques as a method of payment. Thank you in advance
for your cooperation!
I sent home the Polar Expressions Publishing letter and
information a few weeks back. I strongly encourage students to enter on their
own time. One of my students placed third last year in the short poem category.
Please keep in mind the due dates – poetry deadline is November 15 and the
short story deadline is November 30. Good luck!
Upcoming Dates & Events
Tuesday, October 31 – Harvest/Halloween Spirit Day – please no scary costumes/masks and no
weapons. If you do not celebrate Halloween, please feel free to come dressed in
fall colours – orange, brown, black.
Friday, November 3 – November hot lunch payments due
Tuesday, November 7 - Light Scientists in the School
Workshop (12-3)
MATH:
Today our OWA writing assessment took a long time, so we ended up using
our math period to finish our OWAs. Those who finished their OWA early were
challenged with a question in math.
Homework:
LANGUAGE:
Today we wrote our OWA post assessment. We were given a sheet with
information on a particular Canadian animal to read and highlight important
information. We were required to write
an introduction, three body paragraphs (physiology, habitat and range), and a
conclusion. Students were also required to paraphrase, which is still causing
some great distress!
Homework:
-Read for 40 minutes
UNIT OF INQUIRY:
Today we worked on our ‘How to
protect your hearing’ poster. Student need at least four ways to protect your hear,
a title, pictures, and colour!
Homework:
-Finish safety poster
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Mrs. Hocevar J
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