Wednesday, 25 October 2017

Upcoming Dates

Interviews are scheduled for Thursday, November 16th and Friday, November 17th.  Forms went home this week for oyu to suggest a time to meet.  If these dates don't work for you please make a few suggestions and we can work it out.

Friday, October 27th - Orange and Black dress up day

Tuesday, October 31st - Halloween!  We are having a celebration in the middle block (11:45-1:25).  Students can choose to bring in games and snacks to share with the class.  Students are welcome to wear their costumes if you feel it is appropriate (please no weapons).

November 2nd - The Grade 5 students will be traveling to Midland to participate in the Race Against Drugs program.  Forms went home this week and the cost is 45.00.  Grade 4 students will join a buddy class for part of the day.

Tuesday, 10 October 2017

Barrie Colts Visit


Today we had 2 Barrie Colts players and Charlie Horse visit us at Tay Shores Public School.  It was a great day and the players picked students to play a mini hockey game and a Ninja Challenge.
We re getting ready for our Barrie Colts game day on October 26th.  Tickets can be purchased through the school.

Thursday, 5 October 2017

October 2- 13

LITERACY Update:  We are currently working on creating amazing hamburger paragraphs and making reading connections.  A hamburger paragraph involved a topic sentence, 2-3 supporting details sentences and a conclusion sentence.  In reading we are trying to make text-to-self, media, world and text-to-text connections while reading.
MATH:  In math we just finished working on collecting, interpreting and representing data.  We surveyed classmates and presented our findings through graphs and observations.
We have moved on to representing, comparing and ordering numbers, using place value.  Check out this song to help with place value.

HEALTH:  We are discussing a variety of ways to maintain personal safety in the real world (including online and anti bullying messages).  We will will be creating our own commercials to demonstrate our knowledge of personal safety.