Ms. Brew's Grade One Class: Day 36

Friday, October 26, 2018

Day 36

Today we went to The Royal Ontario Museum!! Here are some pictures from today!! We learned about the dinosaurs and the different periods they lived in! We also saw different animals, a bat cave, and even crystals!! Safe to say the kids had a lot of fun!! Thanks to all our volunteers who came today!!

Don't forget:

Math test Monday
Math review due Monday
Halloween dress up Wednesday
Bake sale Wednesday

Lunch Menu

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December orders are now open online! This months special is spaghetti and meatballs!

Mon. - Penne with sauce or butter OR Grilled Cheese on white bread

Tues. - Chicken fingers (2 or 3) OR Pierogis with Sour Cream

Weds. - Cheese OR Pepperoni Pizza

Thurs. - Hotdog (beef or chicken) OR Hamburger (beef or veggie)

Fri. - Mac and cheese OR Cheese Quesadillas (2 or 3)OR Pancake with Vanilla Cream (1 or 3)

Everyday items

side of rice

side of fries

veggies and dip

crackers and cheese

cheese sandwich on white bread or whole wheat

jam sandwich on white bread or whole wheat

Veggie Wrap

Turkey Wrap

Bagel and cream cheese

soup (tomato or chicken noodle)

chocolate or white milk

apple or orange juice

yogurt tube

IMPORTANT DATES AND INFORMATION

December 11 Christmas Concert (JK – Grade 2)

December 18 Christmas Concert (Grade 3 – Grade 8)

December 19 Casual Day

December 20 Spirit Day: Red, Green, & White Dress Up

December 21 Christmas Holiday (No School)

December 21 - January 8 Christmas Holidays (No School)

January 9 Back to School

January 31 Casual Day

February 5 Pancake Tuesday: Pancake Eating Contest

February 8 Oral Presentations: JK - Grade 8

February 13 100th Day of School (PYP)

February 13 Oral Competition: SJA v TMA (Grade 1 - 8)

February 14 Spirit Day: Valentine's Day Dress Up

February 15 PD Day, IB Training (No School)

February 18 Family Day (No School)

February 22 Graduation & Sibling Picture Day

February 22 Grade 10 Personal Projects

February 27 Casual Day

February 28 Anti-Bullying Day – PINK SHIRT

March 4 - March 8 Spirit Week

March 10 Daylight Savings Begins

March 11 - March 22 March Break (No School)

March 25 Back to School

March 25 Term 3 Begins (PYP)

March 28 Casual Day

March 29 Term 2 Report Cards (PYP)

April 1 - April 5 Spring Fundraiser

April 2 Autism Awareness Day – BLUE SHIRT

April 4 PYP Student-Led Conferences

April 8 Spelling Bee, JK - Grade 2

April 9 Spelling Bee, Grade 3 - Grade 8

April 18 Third Report Card

April 18 Spirit Day: Easter

April 19 Good Friday (No School)

April 22 Easter Monday (No School)

April 23 Spirit Day: Earth Colours Dress Up

April 24 Casual Day

April 30 Autism Awareness Silent Dance

May 3 Grade 6 Exhibition (PYP)

May 7 Arts Night (JK - Grade 2)

May 9 Shakespeare Play

May 14 Arts Night (Grade 3 - 8)

May 17 PD Day, IB Training (No School)May 20 Victoria Day (No School)

May 23 Track & Field Day

May 24 Track & Field Rain Date

May 27 Inter-School Spelling Bee (Grade 1 - 8)

May 29 Casual Day

May 30 Track & Field: SJA v TMA

May 31 Track & Field Rain Date: SJA v TMA

June 3 - 12 Exams (Upper School)

June 13 Study Hall (Upper School)

June 14 Promotion Ceremony: JK - Grade 11

June 14 PYP Grade 6 GraduationJune 14 MYP Grade 10 Graduation

June 14 Term 3 Reports (PYP)

June 14 Last Day of School

Units of Inquiry

UNITS OF INQUIRY

Unit 1 - Rules, Relationships and Responsibilities

Central Idea: People living around the world all have relationships, rules, and responsibilities.

Lines of Inquiry:

- Important relationships within the community

- Home, school and community rules and their importance

-How rules and relationships change over time

Key Concepts

- reflection

- responsibility

Unit 2 - We are Going Pre-Historic

Central Idea: Animals can change and adapt over time

Lines of Inquiry:

-Describe animals which lived on earth during the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous Period

-How information about dinosaurs is gathered

- Ways people can protect living things which are endangered or extinct

Key Concepts

- causation, connection, change

Unit 3 - Outrageously Organized

Central Idea: People often use organization as a system to establish order.

Lines of Inquiry:

- Reasons why people use systems of organization

- Strategies to organize ourselves at home, school, and in our community,

-Consequences of a presence or absence of organization

Key Concepts

- causation

- connection

- change

Unit 4 - Inventions, Innovations and Discovery

Central Idea: Inventions are a response to challenges and opportunities, and impact our daily lives.

Lines of Inquiry:

The origins of different inventions and how they have changed over time

· Events that lead to the creation of important inventions

Significant inventors and the importance of their inventions

Key Concepts

- causation

-function

Unit 5 - Art Attack

Central Idea: People use art forms to express their culture.

Lines of Inquiry:

· -The art forms of local and international cultures both past and present

· -How art is used for expression and communication

· -How art can demonstrate various cultural experiences (e.g. language, beliefs)

Key Concepts

- perspective

- reflection

Unit 6 - Hoppy Hoppy Habitats

Central Idea: Living things require specific conditions within a healthy environment to survive.

Lines of Inquiry:

· Needs of plants and animals within various ecosystems.

· The characteristics which define habitats around the world.

· The ways human actions can affect ecosystems.

Key Concepts

- change

- responsibility

- form

IB Learner Profile

IB learners strive to be:

1. Inquirers
2. Knowledgeable
3. Thinkers
4. Communicators
5. Risk-takers
6. Open-minded
7. Caring
8. Balanced
9. Principled
10. Reflective

WHAT IS ACTION?

Many people think that Action is easy to define. It is something you do, right? But Action is much more than that. Action is a part of who we are. If we want to change the world we need to start with changing ourselves. But sometimes change is hard. How do we make changes to the way we think so we can help the world?

If we want children to make a difference in the world we need to help them personalize the action they take, and understand that it is not just a mandate from their teachers and parents, but a life long mindset they develop.

Taking action can happen at any age. It’s all about how we as parents, educators, and the community, support children and youth as they begin the learning journey towards becoming adults that are change agents!

If your child performs action at home please send me a quick email or agenda note to let me know and they will be placed on our action wall of fame!

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Friday, October 26, 2018

Day 36

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