I am very proud of these three! They placed 2nd, 3rd, and 6th in the Caring for our Watersheds environmental proposal competition - out of 250 proposals across the province! Way to go! @LSRCSS_LSSD@LordSelkirk_SD https://t.co/WVbkWSPemF
A great morning of learning with @BriannaRapini of the @AmoebaSisters - so interesting and helpful! I can't wait to utilize these tools with my students! #MTSPDday
Thank you to my great student teacher for this beautiful plant! Did you know plants can boost your mood, productivity, concentration and creativity? #LSSDWellness
Every Friday is 'Royals Wear' day at school. Students & staff are encouraged to wear Royals clothing to show school support. Teachers in the Science Dept. are seeing the tradition continues. They are encouraging students to participate & challenge other dept.'s to do so also.
A @LSRCSS_LSSD Grade 10 Science student created her own pH indicator using a red cabbage and tested different products around her house. #learningathome
I just registered for my last 2 PBDE courses at U of W. I am looking forward to taking my very last university course with @markfreado! I started my PBDE in his class almost 2 years ago. #threepillars#kidwhispering
This morning, Ms. Kuber sent out a pedigree challenge to Biology 30s students. They had to listen to the song "I'm My Own Grandpa." Then they read through the lyrics and tried to draw out the pedigree of the family members in the song.
Some epidemiologists suggest #COVID19, because of its generally mild symptoms, will persist like the flu—dipping and peaking year to year. But as we build immunity to it and develop vaccines and treatments, it should pose much less of a threat in the future. -RF #AskPopSci [2/2]