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Important Dates

Parent-teacher Conferences Parent-teachers conferences are coming up next week.   December 5th - 4pm to 7:30pm. December 6th - 8:30am to 12:30pm. Please follow this link to access the School Conference. - Select your child’s teacher to book a time.   - There will be a Scholastic book fair at the school during that time! Upcoming Dates: December 5 - Parent Teacher Conferences (evening) December 6 - Parent Teacher Conferences - No School for students  December 10 - Winter Celebration December 13 - Special Holiday Lunch for all students  December 19 - Last day of Class prior to the Winter Break December 20 - Professional Day - No school for students January 7 - Classes resume
Highlights Students really enjoyed Pajama Day yesterday. The three classes came together for stories in each of the different Grade 1/2 classrooms displaying a real sense of BELONGING.   Students have been really engaged in our study of the Blackfoot people. We found it interesting that women were in charge of making tipis and that they rubbed animal brains into the bison hides to protect the tipi from the elements. Our focus in math this week was subitizing. We will move this concept into building mental math strategies for addition. A sticker was sent home with the oldest child attending our school regarding the Winter Celebration.  Please look for it in your child’s agenda and fill it out accordingly.   Upcoming Dates: November 28 - Fun Lunch - for those students who ordered  December 5 - Parent Teacher Conferences  December 6 - Parent Teacher Conferences/No School for students  December 10 - Winter Celebration AM/PM December 19 - Last day of Class prior
Spelling Homework Begins!!   Spelling homework will be coming home with your child on Monday, November 18.  The homework is designed so that your child will be working on it a little each night, rather than having a full evening of spelling homework to do.  Each week, your child will have five or six spelling words. Your child will write a sentence with each word. It is important that students receive some guidance at home.  Ensuring that sentences start with an uppercase letter and end with the correct punctuation is very important as the homework is also meant to reinforce the written work that is happening in the classroom. Book Orders are due on Thursday, November 21. Thank you for supporting our home reading program.   It is exciting to see the growth students are making in reading.  This growth is due to students reading as much as possible. You may not be aware that we have a number of parents and grandparents who volunteer their time to come in each morning to read w

Rembrance Day

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Today we acknowledged the sacrifice others have made for our country.  Student behaviour during our Remembrance Day Assembly indicated the understanding our students have of the importance of this sacrifice. Please enjoy our Remembrance Day Poppy Art  Upcoming Dates: November 11 - Remembrance Day - No school for students November 22 - Non-instructional Day - No school for students December 5 and 6 - Parent Teacher Conferences  December 19 - Last day of Class prior to the Winter Break