Mme Lesinski

Gr. 7/8&7/8 Extended French teacher. all things Science, History and Geo

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Solutions or mechanical mixtures? EF7 Students experimented combining household substances, practiced making a hypothesis, and found out if they were right! @stchris_dpcdsb

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#tbt to our Coraline themed Halloween! Featuring our gorgeous pumpkin for the pumpkin decorating contest. We didn’t win, but we had fun! @stchris_dpcdsb

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Some really beautiful cell models by EF8 this year! Thank you students for your hard work, it definitely paid off! @stchris_dpcdsb #science

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Some cool shots of our wet-mount onion slides, as seen through the microscope! Grade 8s worked on making sure there were no air bubbles when preparing their slides. We’re getting really good! @stchris_dpcdsb #sciencerules

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Intro to micro:bits! Learning to code hearts and smiley faces. Up next: step counters! #latepost @stchris_dpcdsb

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More amazing pop art, for your enjoyment! Way to go EF 7/8 A&B. @stchris_dpcdsb

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Pop Art! Students chose an object that represents what they love, and created pop art versions of themselves. Here are some amazing pieces! @stchris_dpcdsb

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These are the building blocks of our classroom community! 7/8 students put in a block, sharing what they want to see in their class this year. Together we built our class contract. #latepost @stchris_dpcdsb

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@ONTSpecialNeeds @DPAWestonPhD Yes, it is real.

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@VEverettmfl @sCORE_French Yes! There are rules for adjective placement in French: I find this helps a lot!

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Lest We Forget. @stchris_dpcdsb

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Some of my amazing students made name tags for everyone in our class! Great job! @stchris_dpcdsb #StrangerThings #hangingoutintheUPSIDEDOWN

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Happy Halloween from us in EF 7&EF7/8. #StrangerThings @stchris_dpcdsb

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Here are some paper jungles, inspired by the work of Henri Rousseau. Incredibly impressed with the hard work put in by Grade 7&8! @stchris_dpcdsb

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Believe it or not, this is still a work in progress! Here is a sneak peak of Grade 7/8s creating paper jungles, inspired by #HenriRousseau @stchris_dpcdsb

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Grade 6s also learned to blend oil pastels, on a slightly larger scale! We drizzled our art with spectacular stars! Wish you could all see them in real life, these photos just don’t do justice to our space art. @stchris_dpcdsb

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From a galaxy far far away… Gr. 5 students practiced blending oil pastels, and littered our galaxies with millions of acrylic stars! These photos do not do our galaxies justice! @stchris_dpcdsb

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Sneak peak of our next project! Can you guess what the 7/8s are making? #Rousseau @stchris_dpcdsb

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@stchris_dpcdsb Gr. 6B has been waiting for their Twitter appearance! I’m very proud of the perseverance and grit it took to complete these acrylic pieces! Way to go!

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A test of patience, and perseverance. Incredible Under the Sea pointillism pieces (in acrylic) by our @stchris_dpcdsb Gr. 7 and 8 students.