October 12, 2022

 Good afternoon!

This morning we worked hard on our beginnings to our stories! Students will be receiving feedback on their beginnings and how to add to them. We will be moving on to the middle of our story and the problem. This is where we will add more detail. 

In math, we did a math catch up period, where students worked hard to complete practice worksheets. Students who were done got to play Place Value Yahtzee. They had a blast!


We started some pre-reading information about our new novel Thirst. We learned all about the setting of the new novel. The book takes place in Mumbai, India. We will be learning about the different culture from the book. 






In makerspace, the students got creative and made interesting creations from the Kinetc straws, the bobbles that suction to surfaces, beads, buttons, and popsicle sticks. They were really creative. 

We finished colouring and labelling our map of Canada and its provinces. We learned about the capitals of each province and the abbreviations of the provinces. 


I hope you have a lovely evening.

Miss. Hillier 


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