1 - Dr. Coffin Craft A Fair is on Saturday 10 - 3 in our gym!!! Share this with family and friends. Bring your non - perishable food item if you'd like. Don't forget Mother's Day is right around the corner so you might be able to find a great gift idea!
2 - Math - Mr. P - finish both sides of the math homework
Mr. P and Mrs. S - have a test next Tuesday on Primes, Composites, Multiples and Factors.
3 - Please bring your item for our Room 7 basket for the Family Dance by May 5th.
4 - Volunteer tea is next Thursday (please give your parents your invitation)
5 - Sign your science test for Monday
2 - Math - Mr. P - finish both sides of the math homework
Mr. P and Mrs. S - have a test next Tuesday on Primes, Composites, Multiples and Factors.
3 - Please bring your item for our Room 7 basket for the Family Dance by May 5th.
4 - Volunteer tea is next Thursday (please give your parents your invitation)
5 - Sign your science test for Monday
6 - Please visit http://www.ourlittleearth.com Choose an article, share the 5 Ws with your family and see if you can create a better headline.
Better to know a knot and not need it, than to need a knot and not know it. :-)
Bannock Recipe
Highlights
1 cup flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tbsp vegetable shortening or butter
1 pinch of salt
1/4 cup water
Mix dry ingredients together. Add water. Knead dough. Pat into a flat square. Cook in oven at 450 for approximately 10-15 minutes. Serve with jam and butter.
What did you learn today?
We participated in a skill building day. We learned from Mr. L about thinking critically when we look at maps, we learned how to follow a recipe while making a traditional first nation bread called bannock and we learned how to tie a variety of knots which we can use with our shelters.
How did you show what you learned?
We worked with experts in each field who were passionate about their skills.
What do you need to learn next?
We need to take these skills up to Nosehill and find ways to apply these skills to our real life.
