Dear Children and Families,
Reminders:
-Return Swimming Permission Forms, pay your fees online
-Tree Homework due back next
Wednesday: bring in or email a tree photo and your gray paper
-Home Reading
-Half Day Tomorrow
Important
Words:
POWER WORDS: practice any 5 you
like!
These are words we are learning to read
and spell.
ACADEMIC WORDS: Arctic
Inukshuk
Research Tree Lodgepole Pine
These are words that we are learning to
understand the meaning of in math and social studies.
Today:
We read to self, read to
someone.
We read for 30
minutes.
We searched our
books for facts that could help us answer our questions about trees. Researchers start learning something new by
starting with what they already know.
Remember to complete your homework about a Tree in your Community!
In word work we listened for
blend sounds.
In math we used place value
blocks to help us add. We tested out new math centres.
We played a great game during gym.
During social studies we searched for
facts about the provincial trees of Alberta and Nunavut.
Blog
Question: Why do you think Nunavut does not have a
provincial tree?
Tomorrow’s
Class Leader:
Grayden (remember to bring a stuffy to share!)
Ms Collins will be with the students
Friday, Monday and Tuesday. See you Wednesday!
:) Ms.
MacMillan
403 777 6267
trees can't grow in ice or snow and it would be really cold too.
ReplyDeleteNunavut is snowy and icy that's why it's not easy for tree to grow. There is a lot of ice on the top of roots.
ReplyDeleteAnd the air is also very cold that is why tree cannot grow there. Retaj Khan