Monday, 26 January 2015

January 26, 2015

Hello families and friends,

This morning we continued with our research on polar bears.  We worked on turning our research into writing.  Then in gym we started Mission Impossible.  After that we worked on rhythms and we listened to the Music Monday song in music.  Then we did our words of the week.  The words for all students are "straight", "edge", "face", "vertices", "object", "round", and "shape".  Students that finished their word work did a round of Daily 5.

This afternoon in math we made a sorting rule and put shapes into groups, then a partner had to figure out what our sorting rule was.  Then at the end of the day, we joined Mrs. Sloane and Mrs. Kroeker's classes to...

This Wednesday is Fun Lunch.

This Friday there is no school for students.

Give one reason why polar bear cubs do not go out of their den when they are born.  Parents, post your answer in the comments below.
Dear Cranston Parents/Guardians 
The question of whether Tobogganing/sledding is permitted on school grounds (CBE property) has been circulating lately with differing opinions and interpretations.
After contacting Risk Management, we now have confirmation thatTobogganing/sledding is on the list of “Prohibited Activities on CBE Property”.
In view of this, we respectfully ask for your cooperation in adhering to this safety policy.  Thanks.
Please direct all questions to the school’s administration.
Have a great afternoon,
Room 74 and Mr. Soulliere

6 comments:

  1. Polar bear cubs do not go out of their den when they are first born because they don't learn to walk for a few months.

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  2. Their eyes are closed when cubs are born.DYLAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  3. the cubs are as big as as a squirrel and their eyes are closed[anukula did this work]

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  4. They depend on their mother for warmth and food

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  5. I don't think they are born with fur.

    Logan's dad

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  6. The cubs are born with their eyes closed - Ella Robins

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