April 13th - 17th
Hello families! A big thank you to our volunteers for making the Aggie Days trip a success. It was a big day of exploring, learning, and cheering. The rodeo was a highlight, as were the newborn piglets. Learning Intentions Grade 3: I can demonstrate respectful and safe practices during observations of plants and animals in local environments I can discuss First Nations, Métis, and Inuit connection with environments and their knowledge of and relationships with plants and animals Grade 4: I can demonstrate respect when interacting with plants and animals in local environments I can relate the sensory organs of animals to their survival Aggie Days allowed us to transfer our knowledge of local plants and animals to a new setting. We were fortunate enough to have a visit from Sandra Manyfeathers this week as well, where she shared a game that expanded our knowledge of local animals and languages. Students have been busy working on their habitats and using their imaginations to d...