Hello
Parents/Guardians!
W.O.W (Words of the Week)
Words:
- over
- just
- going
- walk
- think
Weekly Highlights:
- We started our week off with our
Glenbow Museum field trip. Thank you to all of the volunteers who
came with us and made this trip possible! We had a wonderful time
learning about Indiginous culture, life in the past, observing different
artifacts, and having our very first Museum tour. We created a
visual journal page to represent the many things we learned.
- This week in Math we focused on
creating related addition and subtraction facts and learned about Fact
Families. When creating our number sentences we were reminded that
we add the two parts to get a total and always subtract from the total
(the largest number). We also played a fact family scoot game where
we went around the room and created number sentences for 3 given numbers.
For example a card would have the numbers 10, 1, 11. On our paper we
would record 10+1=11, 1+10=11, 11-10=1, 11-1=10.
- Fact
Family Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaI175kp-zQ
- Jack
Hartmann Addition Facts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqQ1VkBvuRs
- It was pink shirt day on
Wednesday. Many of us participated by wearing a pink shirt to
support anti-bullying and demonstrate kindness. We were reminded
that even though pink shirt day is only one day in the year, kindness
should continue everyday all year long!
- We completed a writing sample
related to winter. When writing, we continue to work on reading what
we have written and revising it to make it better. Some of the
things we are looking for in our writing are:
- Making
sure that our sentences make sense and are not missing any words.
- Finger
spaces between words
- End
punctuation (periods, exclamation marks, question marks)
- Starting
sentences with an uppercase letter
- Stretching
out the sounds in the words to record as many letters as possible.
This makes our writing easier for others to read. Rather than just
recording the beginning and end sounds, we need to make sure to include
middle sounds. Every syllable in a word should have a vowel (e.g.
hibernate: h, hbn, hibnt, hibernt, hibernat).
- Printing
in lowercase letters unless you are writing a name, day of the week, etc.
- Writing
the word I using an uppercase letter
- Spelling
word wall words correctly (our W.O.W words)
- We finished our 3rd inchie for our
Winter inchie project. We created a winter birch tree using green
painters tape to create a tree shape. We then sponge painted over top with
blue and purple to create a frosty background. We then added dots of white
paint to represent snowflakes. After peeling off the tape, we
completed the tree by adding black lines on the tree to create the
bark.
Reminders:
Glenbow Museum:
Thank you again to our
volunteers for coming with us!
Parent – Teacher (Student)
Conferences:
There has been a change to
the times for the March 19th and 20th Parent – Teacher (Student) Conferences.
Thursday, March 19th will be a short day with dismissal at 1:30 pm (like a
usual Friday). Appointments will be available for the following days/times:
Thursday March 19th: 2:30 – 4:30 pm and 5:30 – 8:00 pm.
Friday March 20th: 9:00 am – 12:30 pm.
You will be notified when
conference times are open for bookings.
Panago Pizza Night with
Simons Valley School:
Tonight, Friday February
28th, when you order Panago pizza from the Beacon Hill location, you will
receive 15% off any regular priced menu items using the code PANA15.
Beacon Hill Panago Pizza will also donate 15% of the net orders placed on this
date back to our school!
You can order: ONLINE, BY
PHONE, or IN PERSON.
Order online at www.panago.com
Order in person at the
Beacon Hill Panago Location (#108, 11658 Sarcee Trail NW)
**Please note-this discount
will only be available at the Beacon Hill Panago Pizza Location and this offer
is not valid with any other promotional offers.
Ask Me About:
- 5 Facts I learned at the Glenbow
Museum?
- If you have time, have your child
write about something they enjoy doing. Have them remember to check
their work for the things listed above.
- Have your child write number
sentences into their communication book for the following fact
families:
- 9, 4, 5
- 4, 12, 8