The students had some interesting ideas about what they think I might like for Christmas this year! 😁
We’ve learned many ways to sort, collect and display data by rolling dice and counting Christmas items. This week we spun spinners to see what colour of Christmas ornaments we should use to “deck the halls”, displayed the data in bar graphs and answered questions about our data!
The students added white and black paint to their blue base to create tints and shades in their beautiful nativity art.
Last week we combined measurement with technology, as we drew lines with specific lengths for the Ozobots to travel along. Then the students were able to use coloured dots to add a code along the path!
Moving on from non-standard to standard units of measurement: the class had so much fun using benchmarks to search for items around the school measuring about 1 centimetre or 1 metre!
We began our measurement unit this week by measuring using different non-standard units (ex: cubes, paper clips, toothpicks).
It’s always such a fun surprise when Mr. P and his helpers set up some amazing obstacles for the classes in the gym!
We’ve been working on patterns in math - exploring repeating, growing and shrinking patterns. We even made patterns in a phys ed game!
The grade 1 and 2 classes worked hard and did a wonderful job with our Remembrance Day ceremony today!
Our beautiful pumpkin patch! Because of the painted paper, everyone’s pumpkins look a little different.
















































