Today we had the best day ever with our substitute teacher. Today in Science, we continued learning about liquids. We started listing all of the liquids we could think of. We had a lot of fun doing curling in gym. We also learned about bossy r.
Tomorrow is library and fun lunch.
Crazy Sock Day is on Friday, March 18. Come with your craziest socks!
Tomorrow is the deadline for Yearbook Cover entries!
We had a practice lockdown today. It went really well and we got to see a police officer!👮🚓
We have officially made it to "Art Afternoon" in our class rewards jar. Srta. Bertolesi is super impressed and excited to announce that tomorrow will be our art afternoon! Don't forget your creative minds!🖌🎨
Today we made our own fantastical creatures using the vocabulary we learned about animals in Spanish. Here is our whole class example! Ask me to describe this animal for you!
Happy International Women's Day!
A reminder to set your clocks forward one hour this week due to the start of Daylight Savings Time on Sunday, March 13 at 2am. More sunshine and light are coming our way!
Friday, March 18 is our next Spirit Day at Dalhousie School, Crazy Sock Day! You are welcome to create/wear your craziest, boldest, brightest socks.
Some of us got cards back for writing kindness cards to the dental office! It is so cool when you write a letter and someone writes back :) thanks!
Today we attended a virtual book launch for the book "Howdy, I'm Flores LaDue." The story is about Flores LaDue, a woman who was an undefeated rodeo trick roper and co-founded the Calgary Stampede. She is a very impressive woman who has not always gotten the appreciation that she deserves.
We also wrote an opinion writing piece about whether or not we should have school on weekends. We read the book "A Fine, Fine School" first. Click here if you want to hear it!
Tomorrow is library day! Please remember to return your library books if you want to take out new ones.
Join the next School Council/Parent Society meeting held through Teams on March 9 at 6pm. All are welcome to attend.
A reminder that conferences will be held next week on March 10 & 11. Please see the email that was sent out. There is no school for all students on March 11. Additionally, there is no school for students on Friday, March 10.
Spring break will be March 21-25. The last day of classes before the break will be March 18. Classes will resume on March 28.
Save the date! A Scholastic Book Fair will be held virtually the week of April 11. Details to follow.
Today some of us finished our Dioramas! We will continue working on it tomorrow but we have all at least begun!
Tomorrow is the first day of Room 14's Pares-Teacher Conferences! Señorita Bertolesi is excited to speak with all of you :)
Tomorrow we will have a STEM tower building challenge! We will also be getting our pencil prizes tomorrow (for managing to keep our pencils for TWO WHOLE MONTHS!)!!!
Book order forms are going home today! If you order anything, please use the class code RC514886 to give 20% back to the class.
We are still working on our research/sentences/planning/dioramas. Most of us are getting pretty far into the project 😍
Today some of us started our Arctic Animal dioramas. Our priorities are:
1. finish the research
2. put our research into complete Spanish sentences
3. plan our dioramas
4. build our dioramas
We also started learning about opinion writing. We learned about the differences between Facts and Opinions. We read a book called "Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots." If you want to listen to the book, click here
We also did today's WORDLE! Our class worked together and we got the word in three tries! (It took Srta. five tries when she did it this morning). 😱
We also got to see a picture of the joy that one of our kindness posters delivered! It was awesome. The rest of the kindness cards are going home today, so if you are one of the kindness distributors, please check your child's backpack for them.
Today we started planning our arctic animal dioramas on a piece of paper. It was really fun! It's important to plan first so you know what you're doing and what order to do things in.
We also did a team-building activity where we tried to lower a hula hoop to the ground using only straight fingers. It required team work and good communication. It wasn't easy, but it sure was fun, fast, and loud!
