Mrs. Miller’s class had the opportunity to decorate gingerbread houses today.  They were very creative with their designs. A big thank you to Mrs. Nixon Vander Linden for donating a house for each student to decorate.
 

Mrs. Hockman provided a lot of learning – skinning, gutting, quartering, deboning and butchering a deer. He was completely cut and wrapped and is now in the freezer until next week when he becomes jerky and drymeat.

Our grade 3/4 class.

Good Afternoon,

We are looking forward to seeing our students tomorrow morning for only 2 hours. As the students get off the bus the they will do one lap of the field and then the grade 5/6 students will meet with Mrs.

We were treated to an excellent reader’s theatre performance from Lucas, Jaida, and Braiden.

It was nice to celebrate with our kindergarten students on their completion of kindergarten and we look forward to having them back here for grade one in the fall.

Our K, 1, and Grade 2 students were hard at work building boats and then testing them to see how many marbles they would hold. Thank you to Miss Davis and Mr. MacLean for helping them build and test these boats today.

The students had fun building shelters for Ferdinand so that he could sit quietly and smell the flowers.

Tomorrow our grade 7 students and our Tuesday/Wednesday elementary groups arrive. We are lucky to have very small classes so if more students decide to come to school we will be able to accommodate them. I have attached a few pictures of the drop off zone and the elementary entrance.

Can you help clean up your yard? Rake the grass? Help in the flower beds or the gardens? Today is a good day to help out.