Lily - Orange Shirt Day comes from the story of when a First Nations girl was told that she had to go to a school far away. Her Grandma gave her a new orange shirt but then they took it away and gave her a uniform. And she never saw her shirt again. We wear orange shirts to represent what she was wearing and to promise to never have residential schools again.
Tobe - We went to the wetlands and saw some animals like muskrats, ducks, and even a dead bird. We also explored the plants and water. We saw a big pile of feathers on the ground and we don't know what happened.
Simon - We did a math problem about flashing lights.
Bryan - We learned about animal classification. That is how scientists sort different animals.
Olivia - Today we are meeting our Grade 1 buddies!
Reminders:
- Our Friday journals came home today. Please read and comment if you'd like!
- Picture day notices came home today. Picture day is October 12th.
- Scholastic orders are due Monday.
- There is a volunteer notice in my backpack.
- Tuesday, October 2 is our Terry Fox Run. We are collecting Twoonies for Terry.
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| Meeting with our Grade 1 Buddies! |
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| Math Problem Solving |
Wetland Visit!
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| Orange Shirt Day! |
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