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Week 2

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Welcome to week 2!  I hope you all had a relaxing weekend.  Below you will find copies of all of the documents you will need for April 14th to April 17th. Please e-mail me if you have any questions.  Happy learning! -Mr. Longmoore Zoom Schedule: Longmoore Zoom Schedule – Week 2 Work Schedule: Longmoore Work Schedule – Week 2 Coraline Reading Week 2 COVID_19 in Canada fractions_comparing Mrs. Tisher’s Assignments: https://tinyurl.com/urg5952 Mrs. Cronin’s Breath For Change: Breath for Change Parent Guide from Mrs. Cronin     Continue reading Week 2

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Distance Learning – Week 1

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Here we go!  Week 1 of teaching from home.  This will be a learning process for all of us.  In this post you will a link to our week 1 work schedule as well as our week 1 ZOOM schedule. I have broken the work schedule down on a daily basis, but students are able to complete the work at their own pace. I would love it if all students could make their scheduled ZOOM meetings, but I also understand that things come up. Students will use their school gmail account to access ZOOM invitations as well as which ZOOM … Continue reading Distance Learning – Week 1

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Week Three – Student Perspective

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“This week, in PAA we started out projects.  Some people are doing paracord, some are doing doodling, some are doing sewing and stop-motion. The grade7’s are focusing on the elections of Canada in social. Most of the students started their good copy of doing Heida art. Our class started a google slide on the Native monsters in ELA.  In vocabulary this week, we finished our first spelling test and started new words. And in math, the grade 7’s started an algebra equation poster. That’s what we did this week.” -M.T. Continue reading Week Three – Student Perspective

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Week Two

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We have just finished week two and it has been a very smooth (but busy) nine days.  Out first couple of days were spent going over the basic routines and procedures at school.  Some of these expectations were new to our students, but they were embraced with respect and maturity. I am absolutely in awe at the diversity we have in our classroom.  We have students from every corner of the world, and it has been extremely inspiring to hear all of these children get to know one another, and share their stories. This year is full of face-paced transitioning; … Continue reading Week Two

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First Week of School- Student Perspective

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  “This week was the first week of school.  On the first day of school, we learned everybody’s names and went over rules and procedures.  On the second day, we started our social and science switches.  There were also girls’ volleyball tryouts.  On Wednesday we also had our first assembly.  On Thursday, the grade 8’s started their math unit.  Then on Friday, we started our first health unit” -B.A. Continue reading First Week of School- Student Perspective