❗️ Update for this week: Recognizing that cases are increasing, we know there are families who may prefer to keep their child(ren) home for these last few days of school. This is why we're offering flexibility to this week’s schedule. Read about it here 🔗 https://t.co/jDgh978JVc
@PortWellerPS We are so proud of you Pirates!
11 overflowing barrels of food, toys, personal care goods, winter warmth items. Student Council was a HUGE help in collecting items, organizing and promoting our winter drive.
@MrKSDyck I’m not sure which one of us was more startled - myself at suddenly coming face to face with a snake, or the snake at suddenly hearing me shriek! So glad the snake is living in your room and not mine.
If your family needs technical support to participate in the Learn From Home program, please either contact your child's homeroom teacher by email or leave a message on our school's answering machine. The DSBN is currently working on putting a support plan in place.
If you go outside in your yard today, lie on the ground and look up. What does a tree look like from underneath? When you go back inside tape a piece of paper to the underside of a table and draw/paint what you saw. @carrissaece@PWPerrier@nfavotto@TMcCann3@mrs_dt
Have you gone for a walk today? Have you seen sign of spring? Take some pictures and share them. Can you name everything you see? Can you make a digital collage with the pictures? @PWPerrier@TMcCann3@nfavotto@carrissaece@PortWellerPS@mrs_dt
Starting today, kids everywhere can instantly stream an incredible collection of stories, including titles across six different languages...All stories are free to stream on your desktop, laptop, phone or tablet. https://t.co/h1NWv4p4j3
Some ideas to help with “homeschooling” over the next couple weeks:
Language - writing: daily journal, story writing (for something different try starting at the end of the story and work backwards, write a letter to your future self, make lists of things to do next month
Reading: if you don’t have books at home look for online books that you can borrow from libraries. Many platforms are making books free for the next couple weeks. You can also listen to books being read on YouTube. Turn off the sound if you want your child to read independently
Some ideas to help with “homeschooling” over the next couple weeks:
Language - writing: daily journal, story writing (for something different try starting at the end of the story and work backwards, write a letter to your future self, make lists of things to do next month