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   September 22-2

Learning Outcomes

Literacy 

Create texts that express personal feelings and ideas based on prior experiences and knowledge.

What Did Students Do?

This week, our class focused on a powerful writing activity inspired by Terry Fox. Each student wrote a personal letter to Terry, sharing how his incredible story of bravery and determination continues to inspire them today. In their letters, students reflected on how Terry’s Marathon of Hope reminds them to stay strong, keep going when things get tough, and believe that one person can make a difference. They wrote about how his journey motivates them to work hard toward their goals and to support important causes, just like Terry did. This activity allowed students to connect with Terry’s story on a personal level while practicing thoughtful and expressive writing. To celebrate their efforts, some students will have the opportunity to present their letters during our upcoming assembly, sharing their words of gratitude and inspiration with the entire school community.




Important Info:
The Grade 5 parents are invited to attend the Terry Fox assembly/run on October 2nd. The assembly will start at 1:00pm and the run will start at around 1:30 pm. There will be labelled cones outside for you to meet your child at before the run starts. See you there!

Below is an upcoming event that is available for patrollers. See poster below. This event is organized by AMA. School staff will not be in attendance. Please note: Patroller cards have yet to be received. Once these arrive, they will be distributed. Please use the paper copy until then. 



Ask Your Child

- About what games they played on Friday

- How they have been preparing for the Terry Fox assembly 


Upcoming Events

Sept 29 Professional Learning Day for staff (no school for students)

Sept 30 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (no school for staff or students)

Oct 14 Calgary Flames Classroom Crew Residency begins

 

 

  

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