This week we started our unit
about Communication. Our class will inquire into the different types of
communication systems and how people use them to connect locally and globally. We
will be inquiring into effective communication through role-plays and hands on
exploration activities.
Thank you to all the parents
who sent us their used cell phones and telephones. The children will use them
as learning tools to develop help better understanding of how certain devices allow
people to communicate with each other. Please continue sending us your used communication
devices after the holiday so the children will have enough devices to share around.
You could either donate them to the class or lend them to us through the
duration of the unit. Please make sure to label the device you send to school
if you would like to get it back at the end of our unit of inquiry.
If your occupation is related
to our unit and you would like to come to our class to be our guest speaker
please let me know so we can schedule your visit.
Bree’s Last Day at ISPP
Today is Bree’s last day at ISPP. We would like to
wish Bree and her family all the best in their new home and school. We will miss you, Bree!
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
School will be on
holiday to celebrate Water Festival starting Monday, November 14th.
Classes will resume on Monday the following week, November 21st.
Enjoy your holiday!
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK
What does communication look like?
Mr. Jon wanted to find out the different perspectives on communication from our class. The children shared their prior knowledge, experiences and understanding of the word communication.
Communicating Using Mother Tongue
Is it possible to communicate with each other if we speak in different languages? The children were paired up with someone who speaks another language and worked on a project, expressing their feelings and ideas in their Mother Tongue.
Buddy Reading
We have been practicing reading with expression with Miss Bridget's class. Last Tuesday, we went to see our class buddy and did a fantastic job reading together. Thank you, Miss Bridget's class.
The Umbrella Project
Students, teachers, parents and grandparents did an amazing job collaborating on our Weather Unit project. Well done, everyone!

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