Dear fantastic perfect families,
This week:
* Today we have gym. We are celebrating E.B's birthday. His birthday is on Spring Break. He is choosing Dungeon Ball for his birthday game.
* In S.S. we kept working on our Inuit books. Some people are finished and today O.S. shared his book with the class.
* In Science we tried to move an aluminum can with a balloon. We rubbed the balloon on our hair to create static electricity. Then we tried to use the static electricity to make the can move. We had races to see who could make it go fastest. The Cookie Monster team won. (That was H.C. and P.Z.). The "Static Electricity" team (Y.D. and B.K.) were actually fastest, but the Cookie Monster team got moving first.
* We had our first assembly in the gym yesterday. Only the grade 2 and 3 went to our assembly. The grade 5 strings students performed for us. They had cellos, violins and violas. They played Twinkle Twinkle Little Star in peanut butter sticky form (that means ti tis and tas). All of the grade 2 and 3 students sang O Canada at the beginning of the assembly.
* Yesterday we brought our report cards home. Mrs. Marta would like us to return the envelopes to her after Spring Break. Mrs. Marta told us she took HOURS to write them!
* Yesterday we learned about Michelangelo. We had to practice doing art on the bottom of our desks. Michelangelo painted the ceiling in the Sistine Chapel for four years.
* We are very excited because of after gym today it will be Spring Break!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have a fun Spring Break!
From,
The awesome students in Mrs. Marta's class.
That's great that you were able to have an assembly! How many students were there? Hazel thinks there was around 110. Are you going to learn about other famous artists?
ReplyDeleteWhat will you be learning about next in Science?
From Emily (Hazel's Mom)
Dear Emily,
ReplyDeleteThere were about 160 students at the assembly.
When our student teacher Ms. Swim comes, we are going to learn about other famous artists.
Our next Science topic will be water.
Thanks for your comment!
From,
Mrs. Marta's class