Week 3 September 14-18

 

🌟 Grade 5 Weekly Update

Hello Grade 5 Families! 👋

We had a busy third week! This week students participated in the Alberta Literacy and Numeracy Screening for grade 5 students. It was A LOT but they pushed through!

📚 What We're Learning

➗ Math

This week:

  • Students continued practicing writing and building numbers in a variety of ways








🗣️ ELA/ art

This week:

  • Students reflected on the life of Terry Fox and the incredible impact he still has today.









  • More literacy games and stations


Finishing bookmarks!
  • Learning "welcome" or "hello" in different languages

Terry Fox Run






📢 Announcements & Reminders

Important Dates

📅 September 24 from 5:00 – 7:00 : Welcome to the New Year Open House (No sign up is required for this. More information will be sent next week.)
📅 September 25 – NO SCHOOL – Non-Instruction Day

📅September 28 – Picture Day

📅September 29 – Orange Shirt Day

📅September 30 – NO SCHOOL – National Day for Truth & Reconciliation

Reminders

  • If you would like to see your child's face on the blog please make sure all demographic forms are complete in PowerSchool.

Coming Up

⭐ Tuesday and Thursday Grade Five classes start the Tim's Camp program. 

💡 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: Who was Terry Fox and do you think he was a hero? Why? Who else do you know of that is a hero? Can you sing the 3's and 4's skip counting songs? What have you learned about residential schools through our novel study (Fatty Legs) so far?


Have a wonderful weekend!
Mrs. Boldt

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