Thursday

Hi everyone!

Today we had music in the morning and did our word work centres. During work period we started working on our poppies.

For PE today, the gym was closed for maintenance so we did a Go Noodle exercise video in the classroom. At lunch today many students enjoyed Card Club and Cartooning Club.

In the afternoon, we had guest reader. Students also continued on with their poppies as well as some math work. Grade 1s were working on representing numbers using materials and ten frames and the grade 2s were working on some math review from grade 1. Ms. Kassam supported students in the classroom while I had some time to work one-on-one with some grade 1 students on literacy.

November Scholastic Orders are due tomorrow!

 We are having some difficulties and confusion with our Arts Commons field trip. I don't think the forms will be ready to go home tomorrow. I will keep you updated as soon as I know more!


Remembrance Day
Dear LBS Families,

This Friday, November 9, grades 5 and 6 are hosting a Remembrance Day Assembly.

We invite you to join us at 10:45 am. At approximately 11:00 am we will stop for a minute of silence.

If you don’t have a poppy, we will have poppies available and are happy to accept donations that we will pass along to the Legion.

Hope we see you there!

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