Good evening everyone!
I hope everyone had a
wonderful night.
Information on Student-Led Conferences (students will take the
lead) was sent home last night. The site is now open for registration. Please
follow the step-by-step instructions on the form to sign up for a time. Spots
are filling up quickly!
March Break Camp registrations have been sent
home. If you are interested in registering you chid for our amazing March Break
camp, please send in the completed March Break camp registration form, along
with the $20 one-time non-refundable deposit. Please note that lunch is also
included each day!
A note from our Librarian,
Ms. Hayward - Our Very First Book Fair is
Coming Soon – Yee-Haw!
Keep an eye out for more information here on your teacher’s blog, on Facebook, and on the Library blog: https://libraryatsja.blogspot.ca/
The student crew is getting ready to run a
few games starting Friday and into next week. One of them will stop by each of
your classes to introduce the game and give each student their "free"
guess ballot or to play the game. Extra
guesses can be bought for $.025 each
or 5 guesses for a $1, so please let your students know to bring their change
if they'd like to participate.
A note from Student Council – Personalized Christmas Ornaments will be on sale from now until
Friday, December 8. Prices are as follows - $6.00 for one or $5 each, if more
than one is purchased. Only cash payments will be accepted. Please see order
form for more information.
The
St. Jude's community places a lot of emphasis on giving and conducting acts of
charity. In light of the Christmas season which is fast approaching, we are
happy to announce that we collaborating with Peel Regional Police for their
'Toys for Tots' charity. We will be conducting a toy drive from December 7th to
December 21st. Members of the St. Jude's community may donate new, unwrapped
toys, cash or Canadian Tire money to make an underprivileged child's Christmas
one to remember. All proceeds will be handed over directly to Peel Regional
Police on December 21st. We are also pleased to announce the Toys for Tots
charity is the first major project our Student Council will be conducting this
academic year. Toys can be donated at the front desk by placing them under
the Christmas tree. There will be a tracking sheet provided to record the
student who donated. Upon collecting the toys, a police officer will allow one
lucky student to pie him/her in the face. As such, it is important to record
the names of each student to give everyone a chance. Alternatively, toys may be
handed to class teachers. To educate our PYP students about the importance of
giving, house points will be awarded for each toy donated.
We look forward to your donations, all of which will be greatly appreciated. Tis the season for joy, happiness, love, and sharing. Have a Merry Christmas!
Thank you.
We look forward to your donations, all of which will be greatly appreciated. Tis the season for joy, happiness, love, and sharing. Have a Merry Christmas!
Thank you.
Upcoming Dates & Events
Wednesday, December 6 – Thursday, December 21 – SJA Toy Drive
Thursday, December 7 – Student-Led Conferences
Thursday, December 7 – Thursday, December 14 – SJA’s first book fair
Friday, December 8 – December hot lunch payments due, spelling test, $2 Western Spirit Day
& math test
Tuesday, December 12 – JK-2 Christmas Concert
Tuesday, December 19 – Casual Day
Wednesday, December 20 – 3-8 Christmas Concert
Thursday, December 21 – Christmas Spirit Day and Last Day of School Before Christmas Break
MATH:
Today we worked on our math review. We will take it up
tomorrow. Math test will take place on Friday.
Key points to remember:
-
1 mm = 0.1 cm & 1 mm = 0.01 dm
-
1 cm = 10 mm (x by 10), 1 cm = 0.1 dm & 1
cm = 0.01 m
-
1 dm = 100 mm (x by 100), 1 dm = 10 cm (x by
10) & 1 dm = 0.1 m
-
1 m = 1000 mm (x by 1000), 1 m = 100 cm (x by
100) & 1 m = 10 dm (x by 10)
-
1 km = 1000 m (x by 1000)
Perimeter – is
the outside of a figure and can be found by counting the units along the
outside. We can also add up, or measure and add up, each side to find the
perimeter.
Area – is
the inside of a figure and can be found by counting the square units inside the
figure.
To find the perimeter
of a rectangle, we multiply the length x 2 and multiply the width x 2 then
add those numbers together (2 x length) + (2 x width).
To find the area of
a rectangle, we multiple the length x the width (4 x 5 = 20)
Homework:
-Unit 9 math test is on Friday, December 9
-Finish review
LANGUAGE:
Today we spent some extra time discussing Christianity and began
getting organized for Student-Led Conferences.
Homework:
-Reading for 40 minutes
-Lesson #13 spelling test Friday
UNIT OF INQUIRY:
Today we discussed Christianity. We watched a video on the birth of
Jesus, read some important information about Christianity and made an anchor
chart on some important facts. Religion Rules will take us until the end of
January.
Homework:
-Bring in your device, as we will be researching symbols and festivals
celebrated by Christians
I hope you have a wonderful night!
Mrs. Hocevar J
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