Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Gym - Mr. Slyk

Calendar- students used a q-tip and 'erased' random letters on the board by tracing them properly. Vignesh counted the days in April for us this morning.

Language - the students had fun playing 2 games. First we completed a worksheet together as a class where they had to roll a die and whatever number it landed on they had to colour the 3 letter word in that row. Then they sounded it out. After we played musical chairs in which 3 letter words were placed on chairs and once the music stopped, they had to pick up that word and sound it out.

French - Mlle. Jessica

UOI - Students had to first guess what sounds different modes of transportation made and then they had to draw a picture of where they would want to fly to if they could choose anywhere in the world.

Then we watched the afternoon spring fundraiser assembly.


Music - Mrs. Kerr

Pack Up


Have a great evening!
Ms. Bannon

Dear Parents,

 

The SJA Parent Guild is excited to announce that we have very special guests joining us for the Summer Fiesta- Paw Patrol!  There will be members of Paw Patrol at the Summer Fiesta on May 28th to meet with the children and have photos taken.  The purchase of a $25 wristband includes a child's visit and digital photo with Paw Patrol, unlimited access to all the bouncy castle, games and more!  Wristbands go on sale to the public tomorrow, April 28th.  Please see the attached flyer for more information and to help us spread the word to your friends and family throughout the community!

Dear SJA Families,

The Grade 6 class invites you to attend the Exhibition on Friday, May 6, 2016, from 9 am to 11 am, or from 6 pm to 8 pm in the auditorium.

The Exhibition is the culminating task of the IB Primary Years Programme. It is where students work collaboratively to explore a local issue that interests them.  This year’s Grade 6s have chosen the following topics to explore:

Poverty

Terrorism

Industrialization

Animal Abuse

Declining Bee Population

Racism

Issues Facing Aboriginal Peoples on Reserves

Climate Change

Some great reasons why you should attend if your child is NOT in Grade 6 include:

·         Supporting and celebrating with the Grade 6s

·         Learning about these issues

·         Being aware of what will be expected of your child when they are in Grade 6

We hope to see you then.

Sincerely,

The Grade 6 Class