Highlights
-In Science, we are working on building boats
out of Lego. We will be testing our
boats later in the week to see if they will sink or float.
-In Math, we are starting to talk about
graphs. We made concrete graphs using
silver and coloured paper clips and talked about what information we can get
from graphs. Students also compared
their graph with a partner’s graph.
-Please return your field trip permission
forms by Thursday, if you have not already handed them in.
Important Information
Volunteers
Wanted for Trickster Theatre
A note was sent home asking for parent volunteers for our
Trickster Residency, which runs from June 5-9.
If you would like to help, please sign up according to the directions on
the note. Thanks!
Important Dates
May 16 -
Volunteer Tea 1:30-2:30pm
May 18 –
Healthy Hunger lunch (Little Caesars)
May 19 - PD
Day (No School for Students)
May 22 -
Victoria Day (No School)
May 24 –
Bird Sanctuary field trip
May 25 -
Multicultural Event Night 6:30-8:00pm
Homework
-Reading/Raz-Kids (Don’t forget
to sign the reading log sheet)
-Math: practice addition and subtraction facts to 18 (what strategies
can you use so you don’t have to rely on counting with your fingers or using a
number chart?)
Ask
Me About:
Why do you think
some boats can float? Why do you think
boats sink?
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