Friday October 28

 Hello Room 17 families, 

This week we have been working on word problems involving patterning. Students have been discussing and using different strategies in order to solve a variety of problems. In language arts, we have been looking at letter writing. We have been distinguishing the different features and uses of letters, looking particularly at formal vs. informal letters.

We also went on a walking field trip each day. We are working on building our walking stamina, as well as learning various journaling techniques. This is helping to prepare us for our week long field trip to City Hall school coming up in a couple of weeks, where we will be walking around downtown and journaling to share our ideas and learning. 

In social studies we have been learning about the 4 pillars of democracy: equity, freedom, justice, and representation. We have also been looking at the different levels of government. We looked around our community for evidence of government services, and then created a legend to connect them to the levels of government and the various services they each provide. 

In science, we spent some time examining our footprints in the fresh snow. Students examined how their strides changed based on how they were moving including walking, running, and walking backwards. We then discussed how this information might help if we were conducting an information. 

Looking forward to Halloween Monday!

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