Static Electricity

 It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a balloon? Static electricity is a cool thing. When we create heat the electrons jump off of our hair or sweater or the carpet onto the balloon causing it to stick. Science!

Electricity

 We have just started our double electricity units in science. To begin this unit we have researched using books and online sources! We are excited about all of the different parts we will learn in the next couple months.

Drumfit

For PE we have Drumfit in.  Wow, what a work out!

Conferences Coming Up!!

Parent Conferences are coming up!!

When: March 21 in the evening        
            March 22 in the morning

How To Register:  Please use the following link to create an account https://sis.cbe.ab.ca/public/home.html



Note from the office:  "To help all parents/guardians have access to an account we are offering drop in sessions on Monday, March 4 and Tuesday, March 5 from 9:00 am - 11:00 am as well as Wednesday, March 13 and Thursday, March 14 from 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm. You must have a PowerSchool account to be able to book these conferences.  Teachers are excited to share your child's progress and look forward to meeting with you face to face.  If you have any trouble at all, please come to a drop-in session or call the office and we would be happy to help you."
School's phone number - 403.777.8190

Immigration

In Social Studies, we have been learning about the various Immigration groups that have moved to Canada.  Instead of a test or an essay, we created game shows to display our learning.  Here are some of them!

More Scientists In School

Moving air is weaker than standing air.  When the hair dryer was on, the standing air on the sides of the ping pong balls pushed them together.

We made clouds from extreme air pressure and a little bit of rubbing alcohol.  When we quickly released the air pressure and shook the bottle, the cloud was created!

Scientists In School

In our in school field trip we learned about lots of different things.  We learned about Weather in many hands on ways.  Here is our experiment about Air Pressure.  Ask your child to explain how it worked!