TU @suefried@theresa_dixon@HyltonShirley@mrs_palaio & the entire Gr8 team for hosting a memorable Drive Thru Grad.
JT left the red carpet in his traditional & charismatic Bhangra flare! We can’t wait to see where life brings him 💙
Always #JGProud TU for sharing @ZohrinM
@Peel_Paramedics@ThePreciousMama Oh! How sweet! I would love to do this one day too. Peel Paramedics assisted my newborn daughter and I after I delivered unexpectedly at home in 2012. Paramedics are the best!
@1GRTeacher @YorkUedPL Do you happen to know if there is room in the Reading Part 3 online course for the Winter session? I would love to register but it says the course is not yet available.
Today’s final team building challenge - design the most appealing emoji in 2 minutes or less. Here are the winning designs (as chosen by my 4 year old):
@MrsStefanov I’ll have to pick it up next! I brought Monday’s Not Coming to Cuba thinking it would last me the whole week but I read it in a day. Happy to add it to my classroom library in September.
@ZohrinM I just read everything I’ve stockpiled all school year each summer, YA and all, haha. Yes, I love post-colonial lit! I think I own all of his novels.
Ss in 8C shared their sustainable communities with their classmates last week. Despite a critical town council, many community blueprints were successful in their bids.#JGProud
To all our students, staff, and families who will begin Vaisakhi celebrations this weekend, may it be a time of happiness & reflection. As some of our students excitedly said today, “Jatta ai Baisakhi!” Enjoy!!
Lit circles are a hit in Grade 8! Thanks to our Ts for infusing a love of reading in the hallways, but also modelling their own passion for books - as THEY read along with students. Here @mrs_palaio absorbed in a rich conversation about one of the chapters in @AlanGratz book.
New project:
A “Bar Chart Race” animation showing the changing ranks of the 10 biggest cities in the world since 1500.
Fascinating to watch giant cities vanish after falling in conquests, and amazing that three UK cities were in the top 8 in the late 1800s.
Katherine Johnson. American. Born 1918. Mathematician. Helped with calculations that made it possible for Apollo 11 to land on the moon. #InternationalWomenDay2019
For #InternationalWomensDay2019, Ss in 8C listened to our classroom book of the week detailing Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s many accomplishments (“The Case of R.B.G. vs. Inequality”), then formulated tweets of their own to teach others about inspirational women.