Thursday, September 3, 2015

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Coming home today: SUTP fundraising forms.

Fund Raising SUTP Forms were sent home today. Coupon books are $20 each and including a wide variety of savings. The fundraiser provides the opportunity for our students to participate in education field trips. Please try and sell as many books as possible. Please have all the orders back by September 16th.  Cheques should be made payable to Vista Heights School Council. For more information, visit http://www.sutp.com/ 

Learning Commons - Book Exchange

Mrs. Reimer met with each of our classes this week to discuss book exchange for this year.

Each day, students will be given the opportunity to exchange their books. Kindergarten students are allowed to take out one book everyday. They can get a new book after returning!

Kindergarten is very lucky to sign out a new book everyday. Yeah!
When choosing a book, students need to use a browsing stick. When they pull out a book, they put the stick in its spot. If they decide to take out the book, they can remove the stick. If they choose to get a different book,

the browsing stick tells them exactly where to put it!Students are responsible of taking care of the books. They can do this by putting it in a plastic bag and making sure it doesn't get lost or damaged at home. In the event that your child loses or returns a damaged book, an invoice will be sent home for the full replacement value. This is to ensure we continue to have rich literature for all our students to read each year.

Also, once a week Mrs. Reimer will read a story to the

 students. We're very excited about this because she always chooses new books that the students may not know about, or introduces them to new authors!

Each child will be coming home today with a library book for you to enjoy together as a family. 

Ask me what I did....

How did I choose my book?

Ask me to show you how I used the browser...

Kindergarten were so excited  to sign out a book. Remember to bring it back to get a new

book for the long weekend.

We practiced how we need to read our library books and look after them

                                                   Ask me how I need to keep it safe...

We read,

Ask me to point to the numbers that I know...

Please count with me...    how  many?

We read,

Ask me about this book....

                                Ask me to tell you what did we tell this duckling....

                                  

        Ask me do ducks wear shirts in real
      and something that is not true is called, "Fiction"

When to we hear the water make this sound..   Ask me to tell you

       Ask me how many people are sitting on the table      We practiced counting Lucas and Sara's
                       How do I know...                                          legs.... Now I know

Why is ducks expression like that                                   What sound does a duck make?

                                  What were the people going to eat for dinner....

Some learning task...

                      We avoid saying, "Me First" we share the first spot in line with everyone.
                                        Ask me to show you how we practiced..

Following instructions...

Ask me to count till 6...

and count backwards... from 6-0

   Ask me what is one than 6.....                Aliyah and Mandy waiting patiently for their turn

Point to the shoes that are making a v

Good job boys!

We came in from the play ground

                                               What is Ahmed doing....                     Ask me why?

      Thank you Ahmed for shaking your shoes to check if you had any rocks. Thank you

                              for helping Mr. Bronovac keep the hallways clean

London thank you  for

emptying the rocks in the garbage can independently. Well done! you remembered my instructions

                                     to help Mr. Bronovac keep the hallways clean.

                                                  Some healthy snack choices..

                        

              

Thanks,

Mrs. Malik