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Class Pledge: When we care about each other and our classroom we share, take turns and help each other learn. We listen carefully, always trying to do our best. We work hard. We give each other praise and have fun together. We know that everyone makes mistakes so we don't laugh or make fun of them. We think about what is right and try our best to be fair and kind. This is who we are when no one is watching.
Class Pledge: When we care about each other and our classroom we share, take turns and help each other learn. We listen carefully, always trying to do our best. We work hard. We give each other praise and have fun together. We know that everyone makes mistakes so we don't laugh or make fun of them. We think about what is right and try our best to be fair and kind. This is who we are when no one is watching.
Bible (Miss Bertrand): Thanks for a great year everybody!!!!
Memory Work (Miss Bertrand): I hope you enjoy the summer and keep reading your Bible!!
Science (Mrs. Dykstra): Students have finishing with their unit about living things. Next, we will be looking at different animals in God's amazing creation. This week's focus is the dolphin.
Socials (Mrs. Dykstra): We are spending some time reviewing what we have learned about different helpers in our community. Students will be making a building to go in the community that we are making together.
Spelling (Mrs. Cegelnik): New list words were sent home on Monday via student lists and Facebook Messenger!
Music (Mrs. Cegelnik): Students are busy preparing 2 songs for the Spring Concert!
Language Arts (Mrs. Cegelnik): Our current unit of study is a review of long vowel words, consonant blends and digraphs. New mini readers are coming home again! This a great opportunity for students to practice reading skills at home.
Math (Mrs. Cegelnik): Our current unit of study is on imperial and metric measurement.
French (Miss Booy): Students are getting used to the gestures, they are learning lots of words in French. Here are a few: Bonjour! Au revoir!, Comment ça va? Ça va bien/mal/ comme ci - comme ça, saute, marche, court, tombe, arrête, va, vient, and more! Students have also been introduced to the story we will focus on this year: La Poule Maboule. It's about a chicken who thinks the sky is falling. It contains a lot of repetition to help students learn the vocabulary and expressions.
P.E. (Mrs. DeBoer): The students will be playing a few of their favourite games for the remaining classes.
Health (Mrs. DeBoer):
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