Mrs. Bonis is going to the International Space University and will visit Johnson Space center. Her email this summer will be [email protected] and she will be headquartered at Rice University. 3,2,1 Blast off!
Watch live in about an hour the historic joining of two commercial Spacex astronauts with the ISS crew 400+km above the earth. God bless America....accomplished in the middle of a crisis pandemic.
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the Snowbirds Jets will leave London at 5pm (already been delayed due to weather in Barrie (?) Operation Inspiration is to honour all essential workers and our health care heroes.
What a Mother's day if I get to see them!!!
Students can write their global pandemic questions & send them to [email protected]. Use the subject line “Students Ask CBC News” and include your school’s name and location! Grade 8s, Mrs. Levert just sent this to me. Send in a question 4 a snail mail prize from Mrs. B.
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Mr. Siroky, famous music teacher of SIL just shared this amazing use of simple machines with his classes, now I am sharing with you! Bonis question: is the little boy wearing shoes? (which boy???). Snail Mail prize for first person to tell me correctly
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Your kids can send questions for Jenni in the comments sections of Twitter posts. Our astronauts will answer in a live YouTube session Thursday, May 7, 1:30 p.m. ET in English
I just posted a link to a petition for a school name being changed to honour Constable Heidi Stevenson. I signed to support the initiative but also for LISA McCULLY an elementary teacher who was also slain in Nova Scotia. Please consider signing the petition in honour of all.
Quiz: How much do you know about Stonehenge? Try this short quiz intermediate science students and families. I am thinking of doing this as my next personal science study. Please tell me if you receive this message.
Ramadan Mubarak. Have a peace-filled weekend
Happy Earth Day. One of my teachers is a physicist. She helped me understand nutrinos (a little more) back in 2002 then later virtually in 2017. Earth is being pelted with a plethora of particles. Science is teaching us about things we can't "see". Be observant on Earth Day.
These were Mrs. Bonis' students in China when she went away earlier this year. They were learning about flight like our grade 6s. Distance learning brings people together from different cultures.