We continued our exploration of ancient inventions and recreated an image of one of the many Roman aqueducts.
The gym was fun of laughter during the Edmonton Epilepsy Association puppet presentation "New Kids on the Block" where students learned what epilepsy is and how to support someone who is going through a seizure.
Students are beginning their social studies year by focusing on some ancient civilizations and their inventions that we use today. One of the inventions is papyrus which evolved into modern day paper. Students had the opportunity to create their very own complete with hieroglyphics!
We created beautiful monochromatic paintings of landscape scenes using only our natural paints that students harvested the materials and created on their own!
JB Farrier Services was kind enough to come out for the afternoon and teach the grade 5s all about being a farrier. Students asked insightful questions about the importance of hooves and how to become a farrier. They loved getting to see him in action and were amazed by the amount of smoke.
We have been working on creating natural dyes this year. When exploring what we can use our beets from the garden for and students mentioned how they thought you might be able to paint with them. They were challenged to find other items to make dyes out of too!
To start of the year and get familiar with the animals, we headed to the barnyard frequently to help move pens and get to know each of the animals' routines.