Grade 5/6βs finished their case study on Martin Luther King and concluded that civil rights means fairness for all. Students then wrote their own βdreamsβ for a more equitable and inclusive world π
Junior students studied Wayne Thiebaudβs still life drawings and were inspired by his use of bold colours to create these sweet treats just in time for Valentineβs Day ππ°π§π₯
If a door could lead anywhere, what would you want to see on the other side? ππ Students took a tiny viewpoint and dreamed BIG- of oceans, outer space, soccer fields and more!
Grade 5βs practiced representing and extending growing patterns today. Grade 6βs had their first taste of algebraic expressions. Ms. Maury ensured no one mixed up an Expo marker with a Sharpie. Success all around ππ
To celebrate the New Year we read βThe Most Magical Yetβ by Angela DiTerlizzi and made posters to display our goals for 2026. ππ―
Grade 5/6βs are dreaming big and ready to take on the world!
The Grinch has some serious competition! Junior students worked hard on their procedural writing unit to plan the ultimate Christmas heist: tools, tips and tricks included π²π
We made it through the marathon of the 12 Days of Christmas and put on a successful concert for all our friends and families. πΆπ π» Now how many more days until winter break?
Feels like we are living in a snow globe, both in and out of our classroom today!
Grade 5/6βs combined their visual art and descriptive writing skills to guarantee creations that you can almost taste and smell βοΈ
Junior students had a blast with @DP_math βs 6-7 themed Problem of the Week. Students worked in partners to complete challenges such as βhow many jumping jacks can you do in 67 seconds?β and βhow many ways can you represent $67.67?β
βThe Best Part of Meβ is always one of my favorite lessons. We chose to get into the Thanksgiving spirit by showing gratitude for all the amazing things our bodies do for us πͺπ»π§ β€οΈ
Thank you to all the amazing parents and guardians who joined us for Open House Night! π«β¨ Our Grade 5/6 students were so proud to show off their classroom and hard work over the last few weeks.