We had a fun wellness morning @HMSCBE exploring various clubs. Options included yoga, drawing, coloring, reading in nature, coding, chalk, rock painting, fitness centers, rainbow whirlygigs and making playlists. It was great to work with new teachers and friends!
We had an amazing afternoon at Fish Creek Park with the 2/3 classes! They invited us to their sit spot where we spent most of the time journaling what what was up, down and all around ✏️
There’s nothing like a little change of scenery to add a little spice to the day! I never would’ve thought of using our playground like this — we could’ve read outside for hours 📚
We have loved coming to these sit spots this year. While Ms. Elzingas class is at Library School, we’ll be going back down to Fish Creek and spending time to learn outside!
We had an amazing morning at Fish Creek Park. Some of our favourite moments were “smelling the flowers”, “seeing the goslings” and “sitting in the tall grass”
We (me and 8 kids) were mildly obsessed with Potato Fairy, a common rain frog who we watched with heart eyes while setting up our frog life cycle page in our visual journal. 🥔🧚🐸 https://t.co/kiW0nUwhzJ
We saw the coolest thing during outdoor gym today: a sun halo or “the rainbow around the sun” as we called it at the time! Apparently it means we’ll be getting more rain 🌧️
The start of spring flowers 🌷 we start by painting “colour puddles” and filling in the spaces between with green. Next, we’ll draw our flowers on to create a beautiful flower field to put up in our room (somewhere!)
One of the things a plant needs is light and there’s nothing better to prove that than these photos. I turned all the plants to face away from the window before I left and this morning we could see that they’ve adapted to the change 👀
Having another go at non-fiction writing! Last week we practiced pulling information and summarizing from a book as a group. This week, we’re reading with a partner and working together to extract information from books. Can’t wait to see the final product! 👀
Gr. 2s are learning about patterns from different cultures around the world that have either become universal design elements or defining aspects of that culture. We focused on Japanese patterns & the meanings they hold for Japanese people while learning about Children’s Day 🎏