Greetings, The students in 2F have been working really hard on explanatory writing during the past six weeks. I am sure you are equally impressed with all of the published pieces that have been sent home for your reading pleasure. Using all of the information that we have learned about rain forests students worked as a group and completed a brilliant explanation. We later used this writing as our mentor text for our final independent piece of explanatory writing. Finally, we added some illustrations and put it altogether in a book for our blog. Enjoy! Ms. Fellbaum & 2F
Every student can learn, just not on the same day, or the same way. ~George Evans
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Groundwater Video
Greetings,
Here is another classroom favourite to illustrate the importance of groundwater in the water cycle. We had a great discussion afterwards about how important it is for us to take care of our earth.
Ms. Fellbaum
Here is another classroom favourite to illustrate the importance of groundwater in the water cycle. We had a great discussion afterwards about how important it is for us to take care of our earth.
Ms. Fellbaum
Pink Shirt Day
Pink Shirt Day
Pink Shirt Day is to stop people from bullying because it isn't nice to bully other people. People will not want to be your friend and soon you will have no friends. Pinks Shirt Day started by a boy who had his first day in grade nine and he wore a pink shirt to school. Some bullies made fun of him and some older grade twelve boys stood up to the bullies. The next day they wore pink shirts and then others joined in and wore pink shirts to school too. That is how Pink Shirt Day started.
by Mackenzie
On April 14th GNPS students were encouraged to wear a pink shirt to school to send the powerful message that bullying is not acceptable. Way to go Mac, for having the courage to wear a pink shirt on this day!
2F
Sunday, April 11, 2010
The Water Cycle
Greetings,
We are studying the water cycle in Science. This is a really catchy tune to help students understand the stages of the cycle.
Ms. Fellbaum
We are studying the water cycle in Science. This is a really catchy tune to help students understand the stages of the cycle.
Ms. Fellbaum
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