Super Sorters

The kids of Kindergarten A are wonderful at sorting and describing how they sorted! Everyone took part in sorting centers and had the chance to "show what they know" in a variety of ways. We used I-Pads, puzzles, games, manipulatives and crafts. It was a very busy time but everyone had fun and learned lots too!

Breakfast Surprise

For Show and Share, Lily had her Grandma Joan come to the class and make orange juice with us! Every student got to try using the machine to squeeze fresh orange juice which they then got to drink. It tasted wonderful! There were also raspberries, cheese and crackers for us to enjoy. What a fabulous way to start our day!!

Treasure Hunt

We had a wonderful time on Thursday, hunting for treasure! It was our first experience with Geocaching. The caches or treasures, as we called them, were hidden around the school yard and we had to find all of them. There were special grade 5 helpers to show us how to use the GPS units and lead us in the right direction if we weren't sure. In the end we found them all. It was a beautiful day and sooooo much fun!!

Pies, Pies, Pies

Our challenge, as a school, was to raise as much money as we could for the Terry Fox Walk. Mr. Kopecky announced to the school that if we raised $500, someone could throw a pie in his face. Then he added that if we raised $1000, someone could throw a pie in Mrs. Stankewich's face! Well, guess what? We did it!! At our October assembly two students were chosen to throw the pies. Everyone loved it and showed such great school spirit! Enjoy the pictures!