Week 1 (Aug 3st1-Sept 4th)

 

🌟 Grade 5 Weekly Update

Hello Grade 5 Families! πŸ‘‹

We had a wonderful week of learning! Here is a look at what we have been working on in class and some important information for the week ahead.


πŸ“š What Were Learning

This week, we focused on what makes each of us unique and how our individual strengths, qualities, and talents can contribute to our class and school community. We explored how qualities such as being encouraging, reliable, determined, and responsible can make a positive difference when we work together. By recognizing and appreciating what each person brings to the team, we are learning that our differences are strengths. Together, we can create a classroom and school community where everyone feels valued and cared for. 


What makes a safe/caring classroom?
Time capsules 

Sharing about ourselves and what is important to us. 

Profiles filled with things about us!

Literacy Games


Team building
Math games

Water colour practice and Only One You fish art















πŸ“’ Announcements & Reminders

Reminders:

-If you would like to see your child's face on our class blog, please make sure all consent forms on PowerSchool are complete :)

Important Dates

πŸ“… September 7th: No School

πŸ“… September 10 – Terry Fox Fundraising Begins

πŸ“…September 11th: Completed Parent Questionnaires due back to the school πŸ“…September 11 – Completed Digital Citizenship Forms due back to school with signatures (for Grades 2, 3, 4, 5) πŸ“…September 17 – Terry Fox Run

πŸ’‘ At Home

Here are a few ways you can support your child's learning at home this week:

Read: 

  • Students are encouraged to read for 20–30 minutes each night. Reading can include novels, graphic novels, nonfiction books, or magazines. Reading time can also be a great opportunity for parents and caregivers to read with or to their child. Taking turns reading, listening to your child read, or sharing a book together all count!

 Practice:

  • Students are encouraged to continue practicing their basic math facts. Quick recall of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts helps students solve more complex math problems with confidence and efficiency.

 Talk about: How are you feeling now that you've completed your first week of grade 5? What was your favourite part of the week? Who was one new person you met? What was one thing that you noticed about working on a team? What is one thing you are looking forward to next week?

Have a wonderful weekend!
Mrs. Boldt


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