Thursday, 22 June 2017

Teddy Bear Picnic

This morning the grade 1, 2 and 3 students participated in the Annual Teddy Bear Picnic. There were many different stations! Chalk to draw on the outside of the school walls, badminton, scoops and balls, reading center, hoola hoops, bean bag toss and musical chairs.





STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics)

Finished our last day of STEAM.


Thursday, 15 June 2017

Rodeo Bike Day

The kids had a blast during the bike rodeo today! They were taught how to wear their helmets properly to prevent injury. They practiced using road signs appropriately. They were also able to see how fragile the human brain is. Remember to always check that your helmet has been certified. Bike safely this summer. 👷






Tuesday, 6 June 2017

June 8th Chapel Hill School BBQ

Family Picnic Reminder
June 8th @ 5pm
Chapel Hill Playground
(indoor if raining)

Wednesday, 24 May 2017

Soccer Baseball

Our new favourite sport! Really working hard on our baseball rules and soccer skills. 

Identifying 4 Different Types of Soils

This week we are separating our 4 different types of soils into jars and experimenting to see what the soil is made up of in the area where our school is located. Different soils from different areas will have various amounts of sand, silt and clay in them.


Tuesday, 23 May 2017

Investigating Different Types of Soils

Last week we spent some time in the sun collecting different types of soils and organizing them into 4 different categories.





Friday, 12 May 2017

Mother`s Day


We made Mother`s Day cards in Art class today. Happy Mother`s Day!

French with Mme. Tardif

The grade 3 and 4 students are interviewing their friend in French.

Nature Walk

Today we went on a nature walk to have some hands on experience examining plants and animals in their habitats.



Tennis Lessons

Yesterday Capital Camps ran a fun tennis lesson right in the schools backyard! We have some really skilled students. A newsletter for summer camps at Capital Camps was sent home with your child.







Thursday, 11 May 2017

A Few Reminders


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May 14th - Happy Mother’s Day!
May 19th - PD Day. There is no school.
May 22nd - Holiday. No school.
May 23rd until June 5th - EQAO for Grade 3 students

Celery Experiment

One last plant experiment before the end of the year. Checking out how plants absorb water. Will the celery turn the colour of the dyed water?


Tuesday, 11 April 2017

Preparing for Spring

Lots of fun has been happening in our classroom.

All students have planted sunflower and marigold seeds.  Each day students are excited to see how much their plants have grown.  



Students have painted an art piece of Jesus on the Cross to remember the sacrifice He made for us.  They each turned out very unique and beautiful. 






  All grade 3 students have been learning and practicing for several weeks for Dance Showcase.  I have been in a few times, and it is wonderful to see how much they have learned and improved in just a few short weeks!  Bravo!







A few reminders:


-April 13 - Please join Mme Pat and the grade 5/6 students in the learning commons for the Passion Play.  Presentations will be at 10:50 am and 11:30 
-April 14 ~ Good Friday and April 17 ~ Easter Monday - There is no school  
-April 24th ~ Social Studies projects for Grade 3 students are due  
-May 1-6 ~ Catholic Education Week.  More info to follow.

-Please send in extra socks.  While students are asked to avoid puddles and wet spots, several are still coming in with wet feet.

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Thursday, 16 February 2017

Valentine's & Our 1st Skate!

For Valentines, students were challenged to create as many Valentine words as possible using toothpicks and marshmallows. The second part of the challenge was to record how many vertices and sides each word had.  It was a lot of fun to see their creativity.








On Wednesday, we joined Mr. Kline's class to go skating.  It was a perfect afternoon.  We watched kids develop their confidence on the ice, even when they were very nervous at the beginning.  Students showed perseverance by getting up after a fall and leadership when they were teaching each other how to skate.  

A big thank you to the parents who joined us and the grade 5 students who helped tie skates!