We won! We won!

     

We had an assembly in the gym today! We finished the Lemonade War and some people got prizes!  OUR class WON the donation money from the Lemonade Stand on Monday.  Every single person in our class had a cup!  We made $135!  We decided to donate the money to Heaven Can Wait to help our animals!

Learner Profiles home tonight! Let's read it together! And ask me if I need something for my community!

Urban and Rural

 

One school, one book means that our entire school is reading the SAME book at home.  The book is called the Lemonade War.  We think there will be a lemonade war. We know that the boy was playing in the dark basement.

We are learning about rural and urban.  Rural means it has buildings that are far apart, you are in the country or on a farm and it has lots of space. Urban means it is like Calgary, it has tall buildings, houses that are close together and lots of roads.

One School, One Book

THE CALL OF THE WILD

Our home reading schedule
We started our One School, One Book journey today with an assembly in the gym. We read the first chapter as a whole school and will read the rest at home with our parents. It is a great way to build vocabulary, enhance family time, create life-long readers. Thanks for participating!  Happy Literacy Day tomorrow!