Remembrance Day Poem and Art
Remembrance Day Poem and Art
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We spent some time discussing Remembrance Day and reading the following books:
We spent some time discussing Remembrance Day and reading the following books:
As a follow up activity, the students were asked to think about what peace means to them. They used these ideas to write a poem entitled "Peace Is." The students also completed a quick art project where they cut heart shaped petals from cardstock and arranged them to create a poppy. They finished them off with a black button in the center. The projects were on display in the gymnasium for the Remembrance Day ceremony.
As a follow up activity, the students were asked to think about what peace means to them. They used these ideas to write a poem entitled "Peace Is." The students also completed a quick art project where they cut heart shaped petals from cardstock and arranged them to create a poppy. They finished them off with a black button in the center. The projects were on display in the gymnasium for the Remembrance Day ceremony.
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Coding
Coding
Mr. Maltais joined our class for an afternoon of MICRO:BIT CODING. The students enjoyed spending time programming their Micro:bits to send flashing hearts, name tags, smiley buttons, dice, and radio inputs.
Mr. Maltais joined our class for an afternoon of MICRO:BIT CODING. The students enjoyed spending time programming their Micro:bits to send flashing hearts, name tags, smiley buttons, dice, and radio inputs.
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Region Resources and Alternative Energy Presentation
Region Resources and Alternative Energy Presentation
This week in Social Studies, we dove further into the study of Alberta’s regions by learning about the resources located around the province. We cut and paste the symbols that represented Alberta major natural resources into the appropriate areas. The students also worked in partners and were assigned either wind, hydro or solar energy to research. They compiled their ideas onto a slide and added pictures to present to the class.
This week in Social Studies, we dove further into the study of Alberta’s regions by learning about the resources located around the province. We cut and paste the symbols that represented Alberta major natural resources into the appropriate areas. The students also worked in partners and were assigned either wind, hydro or solar energy to research. They compiled their ideas onto a slide and added pictures to present to the class.
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Members of the Grade 4 Leadership Team reciting
Members of the Grade 4 Leadership Team reciting
'In Flanders Fields'
'In Flanders Fields'
IMG_7739.MOVCongratulations to our November Home Reading Raffle Winner!
Congratulations to our November Home Reading Raffle Winner!
Reminders
Reminders
November 11 - Remembrance Day
November 13-17 - Midterm Break - No School
November 22 - Wellness Wednesday
November 24 - RBES Movie Night
November 27 - 30 - Skating
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