Last week we talked about Mother Duck turning her eggs several times a day. This helps the bird not to stick inside the shell. We mark our eggs with an “X” and “O” to help us with turning. We discover the first part of the duckling embryo to grow is the eye! Check it out 🦆
Today is day 5 of our duck eggs incubation cycle. We notice the eggs have veins and an air sack! We are excited to see what changes we will discover in the coming weeks! @SMCDSB_SCH
Lots of magic happening in the virtual camp class today! Bears and Cubs had a great time trying to figure out the “how” of these magical moments! https://t.co/RWO1zrso7x
Today marks the Second Sunday of Advent. Today we light two purple candles, the purple candles symbolize our waiting, hoping and longing expectation for the arrival of Christ.
“No Act of Kindness No Matter How Small is Ever Wasted -Aesop Camp Circle messages to start our day with a smile and gesture of friendship! @SMCDSB_SCH
Lessons of kindness and art tucked away in this weeks work! Students attention to detail and beautiful use of colour and shape inspired by Paul Klee’s famous painting “The Cat and Bird!” @SMCDSB_SCH
Peace Is... https://t.co/CnuKmQ7xxi via @YouTube We remember. We are grateful for all who have served and continue to serve our country. Thank you. @SMCDSB_SCH
Woke up to a beautiful message from a parent this morning. Thank you to all my virtual ���camper” families, your support is appreciated. Together we make a great team! @smcdsb_smcvse
Students have been working on sharing in conversation without the assistance of teacher direction. This requires active listening, thoughtful sharing and waiting for “natural breaks” in conversation to share. I’m so proud of how far the “campers” have come!
Heading into the weekend after a great STEM Friday challenge. Lots of cracked eggs, but a greater understanding of the importance of protecting your brain! Happy Friday Everyone :) https://t.co/MrRMnRnZqv