Wednesday 24 December 2014

Christmas 2014


We preformed two songs for this year's Christmas Concert: What Are You Doing New Year's Eve and Hotel Yorba. We also made the greatest Christmas poster that has ever existed (Jordan's grade 2 class made a close second) and built a successful Santa trap.


2B's Christmas Poster
The Best!
Our students needed to put several smaller boxes together to make a big enough Santa trap.


Hard at work.

We hung the box from the ceiling using a pulley and questionable ladder safety.
Some were more helpful than others.


It got very cold in the last few weeks of school, and indoor recess can be really boring. To solve this problem we managed to get a ping-pong table a few times to hold a Tournament Magnifico!








Santa is coming get ready!
He's coming!



Don't worry, we freed Santa so you'll all get your presents tomorrow.

Merry Christmas!

Sunday 14 December 2014

Festival For The Arts

Grade 4 Painting

I was able, using my brilliance, to secure some funding for our school through MFNERC to put on a art festival. While it was unfortunate that the festival had to take place before the end of the year (Christmas takes over once November ends) it was still a great opportunity to showcase student work which normally doesn't see the outside of the classroom.
Checking out the Grade 2 and Grade 4 artwork

Grade 5 Digaramas




The only space large enough to put up all this art is the gym, so that meant we could only have the event run one day. We had a poor parent turnout (there was recently a death in the community), but those who did come enjoyed themselves.

Grade 6 Tioramas
Grade 5 Optical Illusions and Weaving
Grade 6 Relief Prints (our class)
Grade 5 Drawing
Grade 6 Story Wheels

Grade 4 Book Work



Grade 2 Dot Painting

Grade 6 Monster Masks (our class)






While I didn't get work from every class, the work I did get was excellent. A few classes, including our own, also performed songs and poems. Usually when we have school concerts it's only the parents who are invited to watch. This is a real shame and we wanted to give teachers the option to have their students enjoy the performances as well. 





Our classes performed "Stubborn Love" by the Lumineers, "Little Ghost" by the White Stripes, and "Rude" by Magic. While they were a bit nervous, they did really well. Alex and I are very proud of all of their hard work.

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