Today we had the amazing opportunity to work with Diane Peacock and Diane Lee. They brought in some Inuit artifacts which included some hunting tools, toys, and clothing pieces that are traditionally used and worn by the Inuit people of Canada. Below are some of the artifacts we had the opportunity to see. Please ask your child: What are each of the artifacts and what their importance is to Inuit life in Canada.
Back in the classroom, we discussed the Inukshuk. We read The Lonely Inukshuk, a story about a Inukshuk trying to understand its purpose. The Inuksuk may be used for navigation, as a point of reference, a marker for travel routes, fishing places, camps, and hunting grounds. Please ask your child the following questions:
We also read a book about optimism
Ask me how Pete was being optimistic and positive about everyone
She made everyone happy
We also read a few book about earthworms
Ask me about some facts about worms
How do they lay eggs?What colour are their eggs?
Are they nocturnal and why?
If you cut a worm, what happens to it?
What do they eat?
They help in decomposing and how?
Why don't worms like the sun and why?
- Subway fun lunch will take place on April 25. If you would like your child to participate, please visit www.healthyhunger.ca to order. Last day to order is April 17. Payments must be made online.
Reminders
- If your child wishes to be in Photo Booth club please sign and return the orange form that went home yesterday.
- Bottle drive this Saturday at the school
- Mrs. Traquair is still looking for parent feedback on the newsletter communication
- Newsletter can be viewed on VHS website
Thanks,
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