Today we experimented with “floaters” and learned about how surface area affects drag using paper that was the same size and weight. #HaysboroLovesLearning
Na’a is greening up all around us, today our land-based learning included a closer look at the Wild Rose and listening to a Kainai story about Coyote and rose hips. Ask your child to explain the lesson. @Indigenous_cbe #HaysboroLovesLearning
I’m so thankful I was able to attend an @ATA38 PD session with Chantal @Stormshadowsong I learned so much about the Medicine Wheel, with its interconnectedness and balance. I also appreciated the opportunity to make my own Medicine Bag. #gratitude
Cube art inspired by @ThankYouX using some optical illusion techniques we learned including curved lines, shading and light reflection. We drew the cubes ourselves using protractors to demonstrate acute and obtuse angles. #HaysboroLovesLearning