Week of June 15

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Announcements:

  • We will be handing out our tie-dye shirts on Wednesday for the Grade 5 Farewell and clap out!
  • On Thursday, we will be having a board game day! Students are welcome to bring a board game from home to play. Please make sure all games are labeled with your child’s name.

We had a fun and creative week in the classroom! We tie-dyed our own shirts, made bannock together with our buddies, created figurines with air dry clay, and worked so hard on our northern lights skyline paintings! Alongside all the fun activities, students worked hard to finish up many of their end-of-year tasks, including publlishing and presenting the books we wrote! It’s been wonderful to see their focus and effort as we wrap up the school year!
























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