As announced yesterday by @ONgov, students will not return to in-person learning following Spring Break (April 12-16). #HDSB students will move to teacher-led remote learning effective Monday, April 19.
View information for HDSB families here: https://t.co/dHqqm5xJrE
As announced by @ONgov, all #Ontario schools, including #HDSB, will move to teacher-led remote learning beginning Mon., April 19, 2021. We have no additional details at this time. We will provide additional info to families & staff once we receive more. Stay tuned!
I hope all school boards recognize the importance of teacher librarians and why they are critical to staff and student success. They are needed now more than ever.
Last week in Art, we focused on different kinds of lines. Today in Art , we combined our knowledge of lines and tied it into warm and cool colours! How amazing did their “Warm Sky, Cool Sea” art turn out?
After reading Turkey Trouble, the grade 1s and their families were asked to create a disguise for their turkey so it wouldn’t get caught by the farmer! These turned out AMAZING!
On the weekend I dyed some pasta! Today the grade 1s had a blast using them to make patterns. They were asked to make a pattern, label the pattern and circle the core. I’m impressed! Good job grade 1s!
#OrangeShirtDay is Sept 30. It's a day for honouring the #Indigenous children who were sent away to residential schools in Canada, and for learning more about the history of those schools. Learn more about Orange Shirt Day on CBC Kids: https://t.co/6jhm4kyu8K | #cbckids
Just a reminder that tomorrow, Wednesday September 29, is Orange Shirt Day! We will be learning about why we wear orange and familiarizing ourselves with this important day!
What feelings might you experience in each zone? Grade ones did an awesome job discussing the different emotions someone may experience in the red, blue, red or green zone!