Congratulations to Karma, who was the 2D Student of the Week!
The focus at RBES assemblies this month is spreading love and kindness. Today we were busy creating Kindness masterpieces in Art.
In Math, we completed our 3D Shape unit by making 3D shapes using marshmallows and toothpicks. This weekend, challenge your child to find objects which have these shapes: rectangular prism, sphere, cube, pyramid, cylinder, and cone.
Friday, 23 February 2018
Thursday, 22 February 2018
February 22, 2018
In Math students made our 6 3D shapes using playdough. Making a pyramid and a rectangular prism are far more challenging than you may have thought!
During Daily 5, I had the pleasure of working with small groups of students on Making Words. Students were provided 7 letters and challenged to create words based on specific instructions.
During Daily 5, I had the pleasure of working with small groups of students on Making Words. Students were provided 7 letters and challenged to create words based on specific instructions.
Wednesday, 21 February 2018
Student Led Conferences
The 2D Students Led Conferences will take place on Wednesday, March 14 from 3:06-6:30. Your children are very excited to share their learning with you; I look forward to seeing you all on the 14th!
Tuesday, 20 February 2018
February 20, 2018
I hope you all had an amazing Family Day!
Our gym has been set up to represent the Olympic grounds in PyeongChang. Students will be working on their long track speed skating, bobsled, luge, skeleton, biathlon and curling skills. I see many future Olympians in 2D!!
Today was Tasty Tuesday. In keeping with the Olympic theme, students made Gold Medals. They were a tasty alternative to real version!! Thank you to Mrs. Marrelli for providing the ingredients for today's recipe.
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Our gym has been set up to represent the Olympic grounds in PyeongChang. Students will be working on their long track speed skating, bobsled, luge, skeleton, biathlon and curling skills. I see many future Olympians in 2D!!
Today was Tasty Tuesday. In keeping with the Olympic theme, students made Gold Medals. They were a tasty alternative to real version!! Thank you to Mrs. Marrelli for providing the ingredients for today's recipe.
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Friday, 16 February 2018
February 16, 2018
Happy 100 Days of School!
Today students created a brilliant piece of writing about what it will be like when they are 100. These hilarious masterpieces are available to read on the bulletin board outside our classroom. They also represented 100 in a variety of ways and made edible necklaces.
Today students created a brilliant piece of writing about what it will be like when they are 100. These hilarious masterpieces are available to read on the bulletin board outside our classroom. They also represented 100 in a variety of ways and made edible necklaces.
Thursday, 15 February 2018
February 15, 2018
Today was our last day of skating. A huge THANK YOU to each and every parent who was able to come out and tie skates or join us on the ice. Your support is appreciated! Be sure to check out all of our pictures from skating in the 2D Photo Gallery.
Our afternoon was filled with Polar Bear Poster creating. Over the past month, students have been researching Polar Bear topics: facts, habitat, diet, cubs, characteristics, etc. Today they began transforming their point form notes into a digital poster using Google Drawings.
Our afternoon was filled with Polar Bear Poster creating. Over the past month, students have been researching Polar Bear topics: facts, habitat, diet, cubs, characteristics, etc. Today they began transforming their point form notes into a digital poster using Google Drawings.
Wednesday, 14 February 2018
February 14, 2018
Happy Valentine's Day!
We had a great time being active at the rink and then also at Jump Rope for Heart! Thank you to all of the families who supported this great cause through fundraising and toonies!
In the afternoon, we had our Valentine's Day themed activities.
We had a great time being active at the rink and then also at Jump Rope for Heart! Thank you to all of the families who supported this great cause through fundraising and toonies!
In the afternoon, we had our Valentine's Day themed activities.
Tuesday, 13 February 2018
February 13, 2018
3D Shapes are all around us! Today we looked at real life objects that are in the shape of: cylinders, rectangular prisms, and spheres.
Remember your toonies/fundraising envelopes for Jump Rope for Heart and valentine's day cards tomorrow! Also, 100 day items can be brought in anytime before Friday.
Remember your toonies/fundraising envelopes for Jump Rope for Heart and valentine's day cards tomorrow! Also, 100 day items can be brought in anytime before Friday.
Monday, 12 February 2018
February 12, 2018
We were back on the ice today! Thank you to the parents who came to help tie skates today, it is greatly appreciated!
In Math, we began our 3D Shape unit. Students learned the names of 6 different shapes (sphere, pyramid, cone, cylinder, rectangular prism and cone).
In Math, we began our 3D Shape unit. Students learned the names of 6 different shapes (sphere, pyramid, cone, cylinder, rectangular prism and cone).
Update:
I have good news! The 100th day of school is actually on Friday. That means that we will be able to celebrate our special events on separate days!
Wednesday is Valentine's Day & Jump Rope for Heart. Remember to bring:
- Valentine's Day Cards (a class list is available in our February newsletter)
- a toonie for Jump Rope and your pledge forms
Friday is 100 Day. Prior to Friday, please send in a Ziploc bag containing 100 items (pre-counted at home). A sandwich size Ziploc is coming home today; if your child's items do not fit, feel free to use a large size Ziploc bag from home.
Wednesday, 7 February 2018
February 7, 2018
Today was the perfect day to talk about what to pack in our suitcases for Iqualuit. Their temperature was -39C today and we decided that it would be best to pack everything that came to school for our winter walk - snow pants, jackets, mittens, toques, scarves, boots, warm socks, long johns. The puppets that the students made were dressed for the cold temperatures of the Far North!
It was a little chilli for Winter Walk Day, but we walked quickly and kept as warm as possible. Thank you to the town of Devon for the delicious hot chocolate that we enjoyed after our walk.
Reminder that there is no school for the reminder of the week, as all teachers from North Central Alberta are off to Edmonton for Teacher's Convention. I am excited to spend two days immersing myself in professional development, I have opted for sessions focused on mental health and student wellness. I look forward to sharing my learning with you all on the blog next week. Have a wonderful extra long weekend with your little ones!
It was a little chilli for Winter Walk Day, but we walked quickly and kept as warm as possible. Thank you to the town of Devon for the delicious hot chocolate that we enjoyed after our walk.
Reminder that there is no school for the reminder of the week, as all teachers from North Central Alberta are off to Edmonton for Teacher's Convention. I am excited to spend two days immersing myself in professional development, I have opted for sessions focused on mental health and student wellness. I look forward to sharing my learning with you all on the blog next week. Have a wonderful extra long weekend with your little ones!
Tuesday, 6 February 2018
February 6, 2018
After several weeks of working with shapes and learning about sides and corners, they amazed me with their knowledge today on their 2D Shape Assessment!
We continued our discussion of Iqaluit today. Students learned that it is located in the Territory of Nunavut and will take us 7 hours to fly there next week when we "depart" for our monthlong adventure of the community.
Reminders:
- Tomorrow is Early Dismissal
- Tomorrow is the Winter Walk - be sure your child wears their warm clothes and comfortable boots!
Monday, 5 February 2018
February 5, 2018
Today was the final official whole group visit by our buddies. We have had an amazing few months with the NAX girls and hope to see them over the last few months of school, as they have offered to pop by occasionally and help. Thank you to Coach Cassea and her fabulous team for making this partnership a success!
The Little and Big buddies each created a mascot that they then turned into a stuffie. It was amazing to watch the faces of the little buddies as they turned their paper drawing into a special keepsake.
The Little and Big buddies each created a mascot that they then turned into a stuffie. It was amazing to watch the faces of the little buddies as they turned their paper drawing into a special keepsake.
Friday, 2 February 2018
February 2, 2018
Congratulations to Sashli, who was the 2D Student of the Week!
I was away today, but heard that 2D was amazing for the substitute. They spent time today on a shape hunt around the school and also learning about Iqaluit, the next community we will be studying in Social Studies. In Science, they talked about the importance of taking care of the environment and the impacts of global warming on our planet.
Thursday, 1 February 2018
February 1, 2018
Today we learned a new math game, Flip to Make 10. All you need is a deck of cards and you can practice basic fact at home in a fun and slightly competitive way! Ask your child to teach you this game tonight!
In Daily 5 we launched our final rotation, Listen to Reading; we have 4 iPods in the classroom that are loaded with books that students can either listen to or follow along with the physical books. According to the Daily 5 website, "Listen to Reading provides pronunciation and expression models that can only come from hearing fluent and expressive examples."
We love science experiments! Today we used Susie's mitten to solve the question, "Are Mittens Warm". We quickly realized that a mitten alone does not have an elevated temperature, but when Susie's hand was also in the mitten, the temperature rose. This meant that the mitten is not warm, but that it is a good insulator and trapped the heat from Susie's hand.
In Daily 5 we launched our final rotation, Listen to Reading; we have 4 iPods in the classroom that are loaded with books that students can either listen to or follow along with the physical books. According to the Daily 5 website, "Listen to Reading provides pronunciation and expression models that can only come from hearing fluent and expressive examples."
We love science experiments! Today we used Susie's mitten to solve the question, "Are Mittens Warm". We quickly realized that a mitten alone does not have an elevated temperature, but when Susie's hand was also in the mitten, the temperature rose. This meant that the mitten is not warm, but that it is a good insulator and trapped the heat from Susie's hand.
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