Happening tomorrow (Friday, May 31)!

It’s #NationalAccessAbilityWeek . #NAAW The “hidden” aspect of invisible disabilities can make it even more difficult to get needed accommodations and access. By proactively creating more inclusive, accessible spaces, we can help make sure that everyone has equal access - whether

Reminder: our field trip is tomorrow! Please double-check the packing checklist that was e-mailed to parents earlier this week.

And triple-check a full water bottle is in backpacks! 💧

'This stick looks like the letter f!'

Good luck to the Glenburnie P.S. Track & Field team today in their regional competition! 🏃🏃‍♀️

Mrs. V is one of the coaches, so Kindergarten will welcome a guest Early Childhood Educator today.

Wear red to create a visible display of solidarity to show their support for persons & families of those who are living with disabilities, celebrate the achievements of people living with disabilities, & pledge commitment to help create a fully accessible & inclusive society.

Glenburnie Kindergarten Empowering students with knowledge about accessibility and disabilities promotes empathy and understanding. Let's continue to champion inclusivity in our classrooms! 💚📚 #Learning

Mr. Smith continues to loan our classroom items to continue our learning about accessability and disabilities. Today, he brought us a white cane and some tactile/braille books for children! 👨‍🦯

The ice cream 🍦 shop is open! We need menus!

Structured Literacy in Kindergarten FTW!

Mmm ... looks like pho! The introduction of fresh herbs drew a lot of students to the mud kitchen at recess!

Reminder: We are hosting another empties drive this Friday until 1 pm! All funds collected will go toward our school's accessible playground project! We are also collecting aluminum tabs!

HUGE thanks to A New Alphabet for Humanity for sending us this beautiful book! It's perfect for exploring character education: respect, compassion, gratitude, empathy, and so many other qualities!

alphabetforhumanity.com

Celebrates the valuable contributions & leadership of Canadians with disabilities, highlight the work of individuals, organizations & communities who are removing barriers, & reflect on our ongoing efforts to become a better, more accessible, more disability inclusive Canada.

As we begin National AccessAbility Week, consider voting for our local Inclusive Playground Project to receive a grant! This project is led by a former Glenburnie P.S. family! Find the red VOTE button at the bottom of the page.
platform.votigo.com/fbcontests/sho…

We can spell words using th!

Elkonin boxes encourage us to put 1 sound (phoneme) per box, so th goes together!