Here are a few examples in French:
- non
-ici
-pop
-ses
-rever
-kayak
Can you think of more examples?
Friday 31 January 2014
Backwards Day!
Today is the Panther Assembly and what better way to celebrate the end of January with an exciting "Backwards Day"! In class, we will be doing an activity regarding a palindrome. A palindrome is a word, phrase, or number whose meaning may be interpreted the same way in either forward or reverse direction.
Sunday 19 January 2014
Roy Thomson Hall- Trip Forms due January 31st
On Monday, February 10, 2014, students in Grades 1 to 3 will arrive at Roy Thomson Hall to listen to "Peter and the Wolf" concert. Please remind your child to bring the deposit money and the signed permission form before Friday, January 31st.
Thank you to our 2 parent volunteers!
Thank you to our 2 parent volunteers!
Thursday 9 January 2014
Bienvenue à 2014!
Dear parents/guardians,
Welcome back! I am excited to begin the next chapter of our learning this term. I would like to update you on the concepts we will be learning in January.
In Language, we are beginning poetry. We will develop rhyming patterns in our writing procedures and read nursery rhymes, poems, and songs.
In Mathematics, we are wrapping up with problem solving questions regarding addition, subtraction, and money. We will begin the Measurement unit next week, wherein we will measure length, height, and distance using standard and non-standard units. In addition, we will use tally charts to gather information and represent it on bar graphs and pictographs.
In Science, we will put our "construction hats" on and delve into the unit on Movement. Students will discuss the six types of simple machines and use hands on materials in class to experiment with forces of movement. Take a look at the following link for introductory videos on simple machines:
http://www1.tfo.org/education/resultats-de-recherche?searchTerm=machine+simple
Language Points System
I understand students have just returned from the winter break, however, please encourage and remind your child to continue speaking in French in class. It is a requirement that the student speaks French throughout the entire instructional day. With the start of a new year, comes a new points system. When students speak English in class, they will accumulate points. Once the student reaches 10 points, a note will be sent home for you to sign, acknowledging that the student needs to make more of an effort using French. Together, you and I can work as a team to help your child attain a love for French and speak French with myself and his/her classmates.
I am already keeping track of some exceptional students who never forget to communicate in French, even outside of class. Bravo!
Please visit the following website for fairy tales, poems, math exercises, games and more.
http://www.mondedespetits.fr/apprendre-enfant.php
Enjoy a video of "Le petit Nicolas".
Welcome back! I am excited to begin the next chapter of our learning this term. I would like to update you on the concepts we will be learning in January.
In Language, we are beginning poetry. We will develop rhyming patterns in our writing procedures and read nursery rhymes, poems, and songs.
In Mathematics, we are wrapping up with problem solving questions regarding addition, subtraction, and money. We will begin the Measurement unit next week, wherein we will measure length, height, and distance using standard and non-standard units. In addition, we will use tally charts to gather information and represent it on bar graphs and pictographs.
In Science, we will put our "construction hats" on and delve into the unit on Movement. Students will discuss the six types of simple machines and use hands on materials in class to experiment with forces of movement. Take a look at the following link for introductory videos on simple machines:
http://www1.tfo.org/education/resultats-de-recherche?searchTerm=machine+simple
Language Points System
I understand students have just returned from the winter break, however, please encourage and remind your child to continue speaking in French in class. It is a requirement that the student speaks French throughout the entire instructional day. With the start of a new year, comes a new points system. When students speak English in class, they will accumulate points. Once the student reaches 10 points, a note will be sent home for you to sign, acknowledging that the student needs to make more of an effort using French. Together, you and I can work as a team to help your child attain a love for French and speak French with myself and his/her classmates.
I am already keeping track of some exceptional students who never forget to communicate in French, even outside of class. Bravo!
Please visit the following website for fairy tales, poems, math exercises, games and more.
http://www.mondedespetits.fr/apprendre-enfant.php
Enjoy a video of "Le petit Nicolas".
Free Online French Homework Help
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