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For familes working from home, or families at school wanting extra practice, you can refer to our links section at the top of this page. There you will find the online programs we will be using in class. I encourage you to complete the monthly homework calendars and check out the French info from Madame listed below. You will also find the question of the week along with videos to support learning in the classroom on this page. I encourage a journal write once a week, if your child is away for an extended period of time and to continue with the nightly home reading program. Spelling lists can be found under the Spelling List tab above.
For familes working from home, or families at school wanting extra practice, you can refer to our links section at the top of this page. There you will find the online programs we will be using in class. I encourage you to complete the monthly homework calendars and check out the French info from Madame listed below. You will also find the question of the week along with videos to support learning in the classroom on this page. I encourage a journal write once a week, if your child is away for an extended period of time and to continue with the nightly home reading program. Spelling lists can be found under the Spelling List tab above.
Please reach out with any further questions you may have regarding supporting your child from home.
Please reach out with any further questions you may have regarding supporting your child from home.
Inquiry of the Week...
Inquiry of the Week...
Giant pumpkins can be used as boats! The inventor of the pumpkin boat probably got the idea when they saw pumpkins float! Think like an inventor. What if you had a giant version of a fruit or vegetable? What could you use it for? A giant walnut shell could work as a bicycle helmet. A giant stalk of celery could work as an umbrella. Create your own invention! Make a drawing of it!
Giant pumpkins can be used as boats! The inventor of the pumpkin boat probably got the idea when they saw pumpkins float! Think like an inventor. What if you had a giant version of a fruit or vegetable? What could you use it for? A giant walnut shell could work as a bicycle helmet. A giant stalk of celery could work as an umbrella. Create your own invention! Make a drawing of it!
Some Videos To Support Learning
Some Videos To Support Learning
Canada in My Pocket Song
Canada in My Pocket Song
Growth Mindset for Kids
Growth Mindset for Kids
The Easter Story
The Easter Story
Lexia Core 5 Home Information
Lexia Core 5 Home Information
*Please Refer to the front of your child's planner for their QR Code to access the site*
*Please Refer to the front of your child's planner for their QR Code to access the site*
Core5_Home_Activity_Sheet.pdfFamily_Newsletter_Grade_3.pdfLexia_Student_Choice_Board_Grade_3.pdfFall/Christmas Activities...
Fall/Christmas Activities...
RightsandResponsibilitiesCanadianCitizenGrade23-1.pdfHalloween Fun Booklet.pdfAll Saints Day Word Search.pdfAll Saints Day.pdfRemembrance Day.pdfAdvent-Activities-PDF- Primary.pdfNew Year's Activities...
New Year's Activities...
New Year Booklet.pdfMixed New Year Activities
Mixed New Year Activities
Winter Break Writing.pdfWinter Break Writing
Winter Break Writing
Lenten Activities To Do At Home...
Lenten Activities To Do At Home...
Lent is a season of reflection and preparation before the celebrations of Easter. By observing the 40 days of Lent, we replicate Jesus Christ's sacrifice and withdrawal into the desert for 40 days. It is a special time in the church year when we focus on spiritual things and do things that bring us closer to God through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. This school year, Lent begins on February 10th, 2027.
Lent is a season of reflection and preparation before the celebrations of Easter. By observing the 40 days of Lent, we replicate Jesus Christ's sacrifice and withdrawal into the desert for 40 days. It is a special time in the church year when we focus on spiritual things and do things that bring us closer to God through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. This school year, Lent begins on February 10th, 2027.
FREELentenActivitiesforPrimaryandElementarySundaySchoolorHomeschool-1.pdfHoly Week and Easter Activities...
Holy Week and Easter Activities...
Each day of Holy Week commemorates the events of the final days of Jesus' earthly life. Palm Sunday marks his entry into Jerusalem. Holy Monday and Tuesday recall his teachings. Holy Wednesday remembers Judas' betrayal. Maundy Thursday recognizes the Last Supper. Good Friday is his crucifixion, and Holy Saturday, his burial. Easter Sunday marks the end of Holy Week and Lent, symbolizing victory over sin and death, renewal, and eternal life. The Easter season lasts for 50 days, ending with Pentecost.
Each day of Holy Week commemorates the events of the final days of Jesus' earthly life. Palm Sunday marks his entry into Jerusalem. Holy Monday and Tuesday recall his teachings. Holy Wednesday remembers Judas' betrayal. Maundy Thursday recognizes the Last Supper. Good Friday is his crucifixion, and Holy Saturday, his burial. Easter Sunday marks the end of Holy Week and Lent, symbolizing victory over sin and death, renewal, and eternal life. The Easter season lasts for 50 days, ending with Pentecost.
Holy Week Writing.pdfHe is Risen Colouring page.pdfResurrection Rolls.pdfVarious Catholic Prayers/Activities...
Various Catholic Prayers/Activities...
OurFathercutpaste-1.pdfOur Father Cut & Paste
Our Father Cut & Paste
HailMarycutpaste-1.pdfHail Mary Cut & Paste
Hail Mary Cut & Paste
Rosary p8,9,11 (1).pdfHow to Pray the Rosary
How to Pray the Rosary
Pink Shirt Day is February 25th
Pink Shirt Day is February 25th
Bullying is a major problem in our schools, workplaces, homes, and over the Internet. Each year, on Pink Shirt Day, we are encouraged to wear something pink to symbolize that we as a society will not tolerate bullying anywhere.
Bullying is a major problem in our schools, workplaces, homes, and over the Internet. Each year, on Pink Shirt Day, we are encouraged to wear something pink to symbolize that we as a society will not tolerate bullying anywhere.
It is so important that victims of bullying know they are not alone and there is help and support available. Wearing a pink shirt on this day sends a strong message to them that others care. Often, the simple act of wearing a shirt can start conversations - conversations can be a big step towards healing and helping!
It is so important that victims of bullying know they are not alone and there is help and support available. Wearing a pink shirt on this day sends a strong message to them that others care. Often, the simple act of wearing a shirt can start conversations - conversations can be a big step towards healing and helping!
Design a Pink Shirt.pdfThe 7 Regions in Canada
The 7 Regions in Canada
- The Canadian Shield
- The Western Cordillera
- The Canadian Arctic
- The Appalachian Region
- The Interior Plains
- The Hudson Bay Lowlands
- The St.Lawrence Lowlands
Fun STEM Activities to Teach about Thermal Energy
Fun STEM Activities to Teach about Thermal Energy
The following hands-on science activities from Science Buddies' library of STEM Activities for Kids can be used with students to explore thermal energy and heat science.
The following hands-on science activities from Science Buddies' library of STEM Activities for Kids can be used with students to explore thermal energy and heat science.
- Bake Your Ice Cream: discover how meringue can serve as an insulator to prevent ice cream from melting in the oven.
- Build a Pizza Box Solar Oven: experience how the reflection, absorption, and radiation of solar energy can be harnessed for cooking.
- Build a Solar Updraft Tower: investigate how solar energy can be absorbed and converted into kinetic energy.
- Measure Up with a Homemade Thermometer: explore how thermal expansion of liquids is used to make a thermometer.
How to Make Window Decals to Help Migrating Birds
How to Make Window Decals to Help Migrating Birds
In Canada more than 25 million birds are injured or die from collisions with windows because they cannot see them. You can help reduce this by creating decals and placing them on your windows to help birds see the glass. Help keep migrating birds safe, while also encouraging your child’s creativity at the same time. With this fun activity, your child will see how their actions can help make a difference.
In Canada more than 25 million birds are injured or die from collisions with windows because they cannot see them. You can help reduce this by creating decals and placing them on your windows to help birds see the glass. Help keep migrating birds safe, while also encouraging your child’s creativity at the same time. With this fun activity, your child will see how their actions can help make a difference.
Materials Needed: White glue, Liquid dish soap, Food coloring, Paper plates, cups, or other small containers, Paint brush, Plastic page protector, plastic baggie or wax paper, Cookie cutters (optional)
Materials Needed: White glue, Liquid dish soap, Food coloring, Paper plates, cups, or other small containers, Paint brush, Plastic page protector, plastic baggie or wax paper, Cookie cutters (optional)
Directions:
Directions:
- Pour 2 tablespoons of glue and ¼ teaspoon liquid dish soap into a container for each color decal you’d like to make.
- Add a few drops of food coloring into each container to create different colors. Stir each container until the colour is mixed in completely.
- Use your paintbrush to paint designs with the colored glue mixture on your plastic sheet. Keep the designs thick enough that they won’t break when you peel them off. They might spread out a little as they dry so leave space in between your decals.
- If you have cookie cutters, you can also pour the colored glue mixture into the cookie cutters to create specific shapes.
- Allow the decals to dry overnight.
- Slowly peel the decals off the plastic and press them on to the inside of your window. They can be peeled off when you are finished with them.
- To help migrating birds, keep decals a few inches apart across wide window spaces so that birds don’t accidentally fly into the clean glass.
Wildlife Wonders BC SPCA Humane Education...
Wildlife Wonders BC SPCA Humane Education...
Inside this handout, you will find videos and activities to help support your child's learning at home. The following questions will be asked of us as we learn about our local wildlife over the next few weeks.
Inside this handout, you will find videos and activities to help support your child's learning at home. The following questions will be asked of us as we learn about our local wildlife over the next few weeks.
- How are wild animals impacted by humans?
- What can we do to ensure wildlife have a high quality of life?
- Can our daily decisions impact wildlife?
NEW Wildlife Presentation Package for Teachers (with links).pdfIntroduction to Tundra's Wolf Education Program...
Introduction to Tundra's Wolf Education Program...
Please take the time to read how wolves enhance biodiversity wherever they live. We can all benefit from learning their important role in the ecosystem. Kindly included in the handout are further resources to enhance your learning.
Please take the time to read how wolves enhance biodiversity wherever they live. We can all benefit from learning their important role in the ecosystem. Kindly included in the handout are further resources to enhance your learning.
*Check out the website below*
*Check out the website below*
Click on the link to Vimeo videos, which is at the top of the page.
Click on the link to Vimeo videos, which is at the top of the page.
Select Tundra's Journey, which is a very good video.
Select Tundra's Journey, which is a very good video.
Tundra's School Program on Wolves.pdfCreative Ways to Teach About the 3 States of Matter...
Creative Ways to Teach About the 3 States of Matter...
- Start with an anchor chart
- Read books about the states of matter
- Sort and match states of matter
- Discover the states of matter with water
- Color and learn about states of matter
- Use cereal to represent atoms
- Drink root beer floats
- Churn ice cream in a bag
Hands On Ways for Kids to Learn Mapping Skills...
Hands On Ways for Kids to Learn Mapping Skills...
- Read a map book or watch the map video above
- Introduce map skills activities through imaginative play
- Learn to read a map grid
- Follow directions through a grid
- Find your favorite characters' homes on a map
- Map your yard or playground
- Put together a map puzzle
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