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Christmas Cards and Halloween - in the same post!

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A few important things:  CHRISTMAS CARDS We did not display our Christmas cards for the fundraiser during Parent-Teacher meetings, and so I have posted pictures of the students holding his or her creation.  Please take a look at the wonderful cards, and then complete the order form which was sent home with your child today.  If your child was part of the SWAT team touring the School Board Trustees today, the last photo contains his or her card. Order forms are due back by November 4.  Thanks! HALLOWEEN Our Halloween festivities will be on MONDAY, OCTOBER 31.  Students are encouraged to wear their costumes to school as our costume parade, in the gym, will be first thing in the morning.  Please come and watch this with us!  We will continue back to our classroom to do some Halloween activities and some Halloween themed learning.   After our regular lunch , (which each student is responsible for bringing his/her own) we will be

Garbage Day

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Friday was our garbage sorting day.  Enjoy the photos below, and ask your student about what was going on... We found we had over 7 kilograms (15.4 pounds) of wasted food! This was in addition to the recyclables, plastic and paper waste we created. This week we have challenged ourselves to a garbageless lunch and snack week.  If today is any indication, we have a long way to go to become garbageless!  Hopefully now that we have been reminded, there will be less garbage in our class!   Hope you enjoyed the photos and your student's accompanying story...  

October Update... to the 14th!

   Welcome to October...although it may appear to be more like December! Hopefully it warms up a bit so this snow can melt and the farmers can finish the harvest.     Since the snow and cool temperatures have hit,  I encourage you to remind your child that warm winter clothing is required in weather conditions like these. Many of 4C's students have not been wearing coats, boots, hats or mitts/gloves, and when recess is over these students are cold and wet.  We do not have any heaters to dry articles of clothing between recesses, so if a student is wet from the first recess, they are even wetter after the lunch recess.   This does not allow them to focus on their work, as they are too uncomfortable to concentrate.     Our Language Arts program has been focussing on subjects and predicates - locating them in sentences, completing them, identifying simple subjects or simple predicates within complete phrases.  We have also discussed adjectives helping to identify subjects, adverbs

October Update... to the 14th!

   Welcome to October...although it may appear to be more like December! Hopefully it warms up a bit so this snow can melt and the farmers can finish the harvest.     Since the snow and cool temperatures have hit,  I encourage you to remind your child that warm winter clothing is required in weather conditions like these. Many of 4C's students have not been wearing coats, boots, hats or mitts/gloves, and when recess is over these students are cold and wet.  We do not have any heaters to dry articles of clothing between recesses, so if a student is wet from the first recess, they are even wetter after the lunch recess.   This does not allow them to focus on their work, as they are too uncomfortable to concentrate.     Our Language Arts program has been focussing on subjects and predicates - locating them in sentences, completing them, identifying simple subjects or simple predicates within complete phrases.  We have also discussed adjectives helping to identify subjects, adverbs