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Thursday, 9 May 2013

Hello all,

Today we had a busy day!
We began the day with morning circle time and healthy snacks. Today in our morning circle time we read a very nice book titled: "Alexander and the Wind-Up Mouse" by Leo Lionni. Students were really engaged into the story. The main message was about friendship, being caring and open-minded.
These are some of the IB attributes that we encourage students to develop in our school.

In Language Arts students practiced reading and writing ye, yell, Yy. They also wrote a note and words of the week in their agendas.
In Math we are almost done with our numeracy booklet.
In our UOI we looked into the life cycle of a butterfly and completed an activity to review the phases.
We watched this video in class: http://youtu.be/7AUeM8MbaIk
Students also finished their Mother's Day booklet.
In the afternoon we had the dress rehearsal for the French Cafe. Everyone did a great job!
Have a great evening everyone and I hope to see you tomorrow at the French Cafe!
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