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Hi folks, Attached are the details for the project, which were given out in hard copy today in class.Please use your rubric to guide your work. You will be given class time, but are also expected to work on this at home. Due Date: next Friday, Nov. 16. I'm really looking forward to learning about Miramichi culture! 
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Posted: October 30, 2012

I've loaded some of the class SMART notes to use as you study for your test next Wed. You will need to save the file on your computer and then use the link to open or download the Express program to view the notebook pages :    SMART Notebook Express - http://express.smarttech.com    

Posted: October 29, 2012

Literacy: Read 20 A.R. Math: Journal due Friday, Study facts, Get portfolio signed Science: Quiz tomorrow Other stuff: Gym, Halloween notice

Posted: October 10, 2012

 We are putting out the call for any donations of working cd-playing Walkmans for our "Listen to Read" component of Literacy. Clean out the closets!     Photo from:http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plik:Sony_CD_Walkman_D-E330.jpg

Posted: September 17, 2012

Today students learned about my expectation for nightly reading. Students are expected to read from Monday to Thursday, 20 minutes per night, and at least once on the weekend. They may choose books from our class library, personal books, magazines, newspapers, manuals, fact books, recipe books, comics, you name it...or use the amazing Tumblebooks website. Did you know that research has found that the single best way to improve reading skill is to ... just read? ( How easy is that?) I will be giving students the passwords to log on to the Tumblebooks spot. It's fine with me if they choose to do their home reading using this site. Reading at home should be interesting and fun! It's also totally okay if books are an easy read, or if your child wants to reread an old favourite.   Note that I don't require that students create a log entry to chart their reading. Your signature in their agenda is enough to indicate that the reading was completed as part of regular homework. The link below gives some great ideas for at-home reading. http://nsee.nbed.nb.ca/,sites/nseed7.nbed.nb.ca/files/feeds/documents/re... Please contact me if you have any questions regarding our program.

Posted: September 17, 2012

Dear Parents, The school year has started and with the new year brings a new task. We wanted to tell you about our Accelerated Reader,(or AR)  program.All students need to read at least 5 books this term, or one book a month. It should be a "good fit" book. Students have to read the book, take the test, and successfully pass the test for it to count. Today I sent home an AR contract for parents to sign and return with the details.Good luck to all students and have a nice year reading!

Posted: September 14, 2012

We're studying our first unit in Science about weather, so students will be making a cover page to accompany it! Students have seen samples of various cover pages, and we've discussed layout and color use to make an eye-catching design. The cover page is due next Wednesday (19th). Students have a rubric marking guide to follow for guidelines. We'll post some of the designs next week when they are finished.

Posted: September 5, 2012

Hi Parents, Just a note to explain a little about the Highlights magazine slip that went home tonight. Could you help us to earn free books and rewards for our classroom by signing and/or ticking off the appropriate box? The program offers rewards regardless of whether subscriptions are ordered or not. The yellow Highlights slip requires a parent signature and for you to tick off Yes or No. We earn gifts by the number of replies that are returned, so the more, the merrier! Be aware that you do not need to fill out any other parts of the slip unless you are ordering a subscription. Hope to have them all in by this Friday!

Posted: September 5, 2012

          For Gym Days: Bring shorts or track pants, gym shoes, t-shirt change. Our goal is to have the two Consent forms (Field Trips and Media) and Student Info. sheet in by this Friday(7th). Check your child's agenda. Student supplies to bring from home: Indoor sneakers, 2 boxes tissue, pencil case. Homework Policy: 3 consecutive days of agenda unsigned=cheesy detention. Book orders due next Wednesday. Picture Day this Friday. Say "Cheese!"  

Posted: September 5, 2012

Today was an awesome one! What a treat to see all your smiling faces and teach such eager, friendly children. We're off to a great start. I'm looking forward to a super term with you all. This year we'll read thrilling mysteries, study life during medieval times, learn about some rule-breaking artists, and become weather whizzes! And we're off...!   

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