Week of April 6th

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A quick update from our week!

Reminder: Nose Creek Open House is on April 23 for incoming Grade 6 students.


In Social Studies, students presented their Ancient Civilizations research to eachother! There was lots of hard work and great effort all around!







In Math, we continued measurement, and in Language Arts, we worked on persuasive writing.





In Science, we did an experiment where we calculated density (D = m ÷ v) of materials and determined whether they would float or sink! 




We also enjoyed the sunshine on Friday!






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