It's been another busy week of growing our brains in grade 2H!
We celebrated our second star student, Owen.
In religion we continued to build community and develop friendships in our classroom.
We explored a few new centres this week. The students are getting more independent and after we practice for one more week, we hope to start full centres that will include guided reading.
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| Chopstick Reading Big Books |
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| Magnetic Mountain |
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| Sorting Vowels |
For our Daily Physical Activity we are trying to enjoy as much of the beautiful fall weather each afternoon before the winter weather sets in.
In Language Arts we read the story The Kissing Hand and worked on retelling the beginning, middle and end.
In art we created repeating and increasing patterns.
In social we continued to work on mapping to add to our lap books.
We started to explore Touchmath this week for Fun Fact Friday.
In science with Miss Adams, the students loved their bubble gum experiments.
I had help on supervision this week. One of the prizes the students can buy with the money they earn is an opportunity to accompany me on supervision in a very official supervision vest.
In beautiful fall sunshine we did the Terry Fox run on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Moore wore her Terry Fox shirt in support of this worthy cause. Thank you to everyone who generously donated to this worthy cause.
To end off the week we got to watch a drum presentation to celebrate the many cultures in Fort Saskatchewan.
A few reminders:
Library is Thursday
Reading duotangs and reading books must come to school each day so that we can silent read after lunch for a short period of time.
Spelling duotangs must also come to school each day as we work on our spelling words each day in the classroom.
Signing the agenda each day is a great way to let me know that you see our daily agenda message.
A huge thank you to Mrs. Ballentyne who has offered to attend the Parent School Council Evening Meetings to represent 2H.
Our October Calendar is posted on the school website.
It's hard to believe we're almost at the start of October!
