A short but busy week. We finally finished the chapter book A Place For Owls By: Kay McKeever. The children just loved this non-fiction book and were sad that we were at the end. We have put Kay up on our Author's Tree but they were hoping to write her a letter sharing how much they learned and liked this book, unfortunately though she passed away in 2019.
Courage! Mrs. Neufeld worked with us on Thursday and we talked about how our feeling change as we use our courage (from before, in the middle and after).
Look at these cool symbols and paintings we did showing how our emotions changed.
Conferences March 4 & 5th - *Please sign up for one conference time/child on the parent portal. This is the same format as in November. Every student needs to be part of the Zoom conference, a rough draft of their report card and some of their work will be sent home prior to the conference. I am looking forward to celebrating your child's learning with you. Please let me know if you are unable to make any of the times that are listed and we can arrange another time.
Valentines Day homework (from last week) and kindness bingo are in the Poetry Book. Please ensure that your child completes these before Monday. The Kindness bingo they did at lunch today but we thought it was important to continue these acts of kindness so we are challenging the students to try to get a blackout on the weekend (colouring in each square once they have completed that act of kindness.
Just a reminder that our library's online Scholastic book fair is on and on Wednesday evenings there is free shipping. Thanks for supporting Fairview's Library.
Thank you to the PAC for the fantastic outside equipment. The children love all the different choices and are learning some new skills like badminton, frisbee and football.
Next week: Feb. 24 PINK Shirt and we will be participating in a Kindness Parade.
Feb. 26 Hundred Day - Bring in a collections! I am asking that all students make some kind of 100 Day collections. If you need paper please let me know. These collections should come to school and will go home that day too. Use your imaginations!
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