November
29th Edition of
The K/1 Class
News
Hello Everyone!
On Monday the class practiced
printing, went the library (after a couple missed weeks) and practiced “just
right” reading.
Tuesday the class was very excited
to meet baby Max (our Roots of Empathy baby). Baby Max is 3 months old and was
curiously looking around at the children. On Tuesday we also played in the gym,
wrote our names in nature and practiced making life cycles in our Oral Language
groups. The kids were all given a book to take home called, “Good Morning
Canada”, this is yours to keep courtesy of scholastic!
Wednesday was a half-day to accommodate the student
led conferences. The children had a chance to practice each station during the
day and were excited to show their families what they have been learning.
On Thursday the class went to Whole School Meeting
where many children brought in their spare change to donate to cancer research.
We collect change each Thursday if you ever feel like sending some in for your
child to contribute. On Thursday we also made bird feeders with our buddies and
had Music class.
Please remember to bring in any lightly used items
to the Re-gift Fest donation room. We encourage families to donate the same
number of items as the number of people in their immediate family.
The lyrics to “Santa Bring Me Snow” were sent home
on Thursday. If you find time to help go over the words with your child it
would be appreciated. Here is a link to the song if you would like to hear it:
Thanks to those who have returned
the Roots Of Empathy consent form. If you have any questions about the program,
don’t hesitate to ask
Important dates to remember:
December 6 Fieldtrip to
the Christmas tree farm
December 7 Re-gift Fest
“shop”
December 19 Christmas
Concert 6pm
December 22 Winter Break
begins
Enjoy your weekend!
Ara and Kaz
avanriel@sd64.bc.ca
klundgren@sd64.bc.ca
Making life cycles in our Oral Language groups
Writing our names with sticks!
Roscoe was proud of his "hi" he wrote in nature.
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