Student Showcase
People Research Project
By: Ms. McKenzie's Grade 3 class
Photo credit: Ms. McKenzie
The grade 3's did this project as a conclusion to their study of global heroes. The grade 3 students learned about being good global citizens, they looked at a number of heroes including Gandhi, Malala, Greta Thunberg, Mother Theresa, and a few others. They learned that global citizens are passionate, peaceful, inspiring, and educated people that feel strongly about an issue. Students and found someone they thought demonstrated these characteristics and researched them.
Chris Hadfield
By Grade 3 student
Frida Kahlo
By Grade 3 student
Jane Goodall
By Grade 3 student
Marie-Curie
By Grade 3 student
Malala Yousafzai
By Grade 3 student
Ada Lovelace
By Grade 3 student
Bill Gates
By Grade 2/3 student
Helen Keller
By Grade 2/3 student
Osprey Nest's
They are made by Ms. Barker's K/1 class during At Home Learning. They observed the osprey cam in Exshaw, Alberta and then recreated the nests with plasticine (from inside), grass, and sticks (from outside)
You can watch these ospreys on the live link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDSjmpIicpk
Photo credit: Mrs.Barker
Photo credit: Mrs.Barker
Photo credit: Mrs.Barker
Photo credit: Mrs.Barker
Nor-way
By a grade 4 student
The Trees
By a grade 4 student
Norway~ The student named it Norway because it's the Northern Lights in Norway. She used acrylic paint and a used picture canvas. Picture canvas is where you take the photo and then print it onto the canvas. She used these because there were extra's of them.
Tree's~ This piece of stunning artwork is called the trees is because it looks like you're in the trees. She did this by using acrylic paint and many sizes of tape. She first took the tape and then put it onto the canvas where she wanted the trees to be, then she painted around them with purple, green, and blue all mixed together. Then she waited for it to dry, then you carefully peel the tape off, and then we get to see the beautiful masterpiece above.
Fraction circle art
By Mrs.Kelly's grade three students.
The grade three's Fraction circle Art Project is where they cut circles into halves, quarters, eights and a few students challenged themselves and made sixteenths too!
Photo credit: Mrs.Kelly
Photo credit: Mrs.Kelly
