Doughnut any? Yes Please! Thank You M!! A huge thank you to our incredible parents! Your support has been the backbone of our exciting...

In our Grade 6/7 class, we've been exploring nutrition by combining hydroponics and cooking. Our hydroponic adventures always seem to...

Wait... a tomato? Already! Ms. Debbie Fetterly, our custodian, played a trick on us!! We came to school on Monday to find a "ripe" tomato...

Tumbler Tomato Roots that need a good haircut! As we approach the Christmas holidays, our classroom hydroponic tower is getting some...

In our classroom, we've discovered that creativity can be more than just fun—it can be a way to make a real difference in the world!...

Our class devoured a half-kilo of sprouts in under 30 minutes—most without any salad dressing! The students loved the fresh flavors so...

The best way to think like a scientist is to test  like one! With guidance from our teacher candidate, Ms. Lamothe, students explored the...

Those of you whom have met "M" in my class know that "M" loves drawing and she is amazing at Applied Design, Skills and Technologies. I...

We are so excited to welcome our 10-week teacher candidate Miss. Lamothe! She is observing in our class today, and the week of September...

Original post, June 2024: Thanks so much to Roanne Whitticase, and Warren Sunstrum for all their community support with our...

Original post, June 2024: As a legacy project, my students had the idea to transform some of their artwork into thank-you cards for...

Original post, June 2024: The sun was shining, and using inspiration from Maybe Something Beautiful: How Art Transformed a Neighborhood...

I love sharing out student passion projects! Check out this cardboard puppet, made with a movable eye and created with such detail in the...

Students had a blast this month, reading leveled hilarious plays with interesting twists on familar fairytales. Students practiced using...

So much fun. These puppets are still a "Work in Progress", so keep an eye out for the next post! We are building skills in Fine Arts and...

Well, it seems our highway lines just were not cutting it! We had our traffic control unit out the other day, so one of our students...

I do not know how many times a person in the service industry has just handed me my change as a tumbling pile of bills and coins. Yes,...

What were the environmental and land features that helped Mesopotamia become the "Cradle of Civilization? What features of a society...

Our Grade 6/7 students have paired up with our Grade 1/2 Little Buddy Class to help students learn to research a question they have about...

Starting this week our class is beginning a unit on financial economy, which includes information about resumes, seeking employment,...