Wolfepack Assembly Video

Here is the video from our performance at the community assembly.

We hope you enjoyed....

Setting SMART Reading Goals

Grade 5's are involved in writing reading goals and are thinking SMART. 

Is it specific? 

How is it measurable?

Is it achievable? 

Is it relevant and realistic?

What is the timeline? 

Students will set up a reading goal and conference with their homeroom teacher. They will be set up on Biblionasium so students can keep an ongoing log. 

Division Homework Help

Hello, Wolfepack parents, (and the rest of G5)

We are practicing division with decimals this week.  Here is a video that shows you how we are doing it in class.  (Spoiler alert, much different than how we would have learned in school.)

Community C Assembly Thursday September 26th

Community C's assembly is next Thursday, September 26th. It is our Grandparents and Special Friends assembly. The schedule will be... 
8:15-8:50 Assembly (1st to 5th grade)

9:00-9:30 Classroom Activities (Pre-primary to 5th grade)

9:30-10:30 Grandparents/Special Friends Coffee in Student Center (no students)

We hope that you will be able to join us.

Book Discussions: Writing About Reading

Students home-reading has changed significantly now that they are in book discussion groups (BDG). They should be reading and writing about their reading every night. Their journals are used to find evidence and organize their thinking. Then, students need to publish their writing using the sentence stems and examples modelled in class with our read aloud, Refugee.

Need some at-home help to remember what each strategy looks like? Here are strategies students have learned in class which are due with their book club books.

 Week One Book Discussion Meet:

Forgot your character trait sheet? Click this link to find it online. 

Week Two Book Discussion Meet: 

What book are you reading for your book discussions? Leave a comment below. 

Dear Wolfepack parents,

Your child has received the results of our first Math assessment. They should have shown it to you by now.

When you have seen it, please sign and remove the front page, and return it to me.

Destination Imagination

Dear Students & Parents,

You are invited to attend a general session about the 2019-2020 Destination Imagination season. 

In this session, you will learn about this year's team challenge options, meet all the students 

who signed up for DI, understand the expectations and commitments, and 

practice an Instant Challenge as a warm-up! 

When: Tuesday - September 3

Where: Room D1 - Science Lab
Time: 3:15-4:00

The LS team(s) will meet for the first time on Thursday, September 12th.

We have a limited number of spots available for LS students.  At the moment, we have the possibility of two teams of seven students for a total of 14 LS students. 

Have a great weekend,

Mr. Ro