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December 9th 2020

Today in math we continued to work through our tally charts and bar graphs. Tomorrow we will do a digital activity to help us answer questions and solve problems about graphs. 

Mr. Magowan led an assembly about kindness today. We created kindness cards for the holiday season that will be delivered by one of our Woodlands families to care homes around the seniors. Hopefully we can brighten up some holiday seasons!

In literacy, we did another afternoon of activity rotations. The students did a fabulous job of rotating through their "centres" again and worked independently. I can't wait to continue with these rotations twice a week after the winter break!

REMINDERS/UPDATES

Please remember that Mathletics and Razkids are both available for your child to use at home. They are great tools to solidify reading and math skills at home, and will be available for use over the winter break.

Our class has brought in 34 items for the food bank so far! We have until Friday to bring in as many items as we can to help the less fortunate in our community. Thank you very much for your donations so far! 

Wacky winter hat day is this Friday, December 11th.

Please remember that learning will be occurring online from January 4th-8th. There will be more details on this to come before the winter break.

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