Friday, 13 October 2017

Congratulations to: 
Alexia for being chosen for the WWJD lunch

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Homework
Read for 10 minutes
Mathletics 3x per week
Narrative final draft - overdue
Math
Health Video - overdue -please bring phone cable by Mon
Health Test  - Tues Oct 17
Band test - Wed
Social Studies Presentation- Thurs Oct 26


Reminders 
-Book orders- Tues
-School Wins Twice Tickets- Due Oct. 30 or earlier if possible 

Upcoming Dates
October  
Mon Oct 16 - Education week begins
Tues Oct 17 - Ecosystem walk at Hyde Park with Meewasin Valley Authority biologist, Kenton Lysak -please ensure that they dress for the weather- it is recomended that they wear a winter jacket, mitts, toque etc. We could use a parent volunteer. Please let me know if you can join us. You can come for the entire time or just meet us for the hike.
Approximate Schedule
12:25-1:20 - In class presentation
1:20-1:35 - Walk to Hyde Park
1:35-2:45 - Interpretive hike around Hyde Park Pond
2:45-3:00 - Walk back to St. Luke School

Fri Oct 20 - Family Carnival
Tues Oct 24 - WorldVuze Webcast -10am (See below for more info)
Thurs Oct 26 -
Celena visit
Fri Oct 27 - Ecosystems Presentation by Glenn Wagner (Mr. Wagner's dad) retakes
Mon Oct 30 - Our class begins leading prayer on intercom- please help your child practice their part
Tues Oct 31 - Halloween celebration TBA


Volleyball Practices
Girls - Thurs
Boys - Tues


WorldVuze WebcastWe're taking part in a live national webcast featuring 4-5 classrooms representing provinces across the country, in collaboration with the team at A Kids' Guide to Canada.

In partnership with WorldVuze, the webcast will be a showcase for how classrooms across the country have investigated the theme of "Canadian Identities", as part of 
The Next 150 discussions happening on WorldVuze this fall.

Our class will have the opportunity to present their findings or artifacts based on accomplishing this 
"Nightly News" activity, which prompts students to reflect and make sense of diverse points of view and experiences of their fellow Canadians.

While the discussions and perspectives can be found on WorldVuze, the artifacts created as a result of our student's investigations (in this case short videos) can be presented and displayed on 
A Kids' Guide to Canada, an interactive and multilingual guide to Canada produced by kids and for kids!


School Lunch Schedule 2017-18

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