Highlights May 9-13

 We've had lots of fun this week in science continuing to experiment with magnets! We explored how magnets have poles, and how the size of a magnet does not necessarily correlate to its strength. 




In social studies, we have been looking at symbols of maritimes and observed lighthouses and lobster fishing! Students have started an art project of a maritime scene that they are excited to share! 

In FLA, students have been working on writing using picture prompts, and sharing their writing with others. Students have given feedback to each-other to help improve their work! 

In math, students have been continuing to practice subtraction. They brought home some of the practice questions we did this week to celebrate with their families! 

In P.E, we have started dribbling, striking, and other object manipulation. This week we focused on badminton skills in hitting the birdie to each-other; it was very tricky and fun!

In health, we had a wonderful presentation from a family doctor who shared how our bodies grow and change! Students asked many interesting and meaningful questions. 

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