During wordplay today “Can you find my hidden message in my initial?” Have to admit it took me a minutes… remembering to take time to listen and observe #sd36learn

Morning soft start challenge-design an emoji to describe your feelings. There were many happy friends to be together again, but some other big feelings too. Time to talk and connect #sd36learn

I may be tired of the snow but the kids are not! These snowflakes are quite beautiful though #sd36learn and we are noticing the math is everywhere!

What a great day for our outdoor learning #sd36learn wonderful surprises tree counting “I counted 131 trees today…it’s amazing we are so lucky” lucky indeed!

Today’s rain provided the perfect opportunity to reenact our salmon journey stories in a new environment. We found joy in puddles but it didn’t take long for a real world knot to emerge “Can or should the water and land be owned?” Much to unpack tomorrow #sd36learn

Looking forward to it…

So many great stories of place! We learned so much working through this project. Grateful for this learning…

Reflecting on yesterday’s visit here with friends to research, connect to, and be inspired by the land and the sea flora and fauna ❤️ my work

A poppy is to remember… #sd36learn

Todays soft start presented a bit of a challenge… “Can you create a poppy from wire?” There were many ch not sure where to begin, but after some persistence and bending-twisting-poking look what happened! #sd36learn

The power of story in identifying the seed cones on our playground - Douglas Fir and the Mice - we can name 3 now and they are NOT Pine cones! #sd36learn Cedar-Douglas Fir-Maple Seed

Today’s observation wile sorting our seed cones “Wow, grandmother Cedar has made so many babies!” #sd36learn

Can we talk about toilet paper roll totem poles? This blog post came from conversations with educators in how to authentically incorporate Indigenous culture into education. Have a read. carolynroberts.net/single-post/ca…

Yesterday’s walk Maplewood Flats with @jnovakowski38 Lauren MacLean - Teach Outdoors Amy Wilder was an appreciation of math intersecting art and nature. Learning in conversation with others on the beautiful land was the just the break from report card writing I needed #BCreggiomath

So great! Enjoying my summer reading and thinking time.

The recording of our first session of our webinar series, Centering Indigenous Pedagogies in Mathematics Education" is now shared on the Edith Lando Virtual Learning Centre website here: elvlc.educ.ubc.ca/2023/08/30/cen… Registration is still available for the next three sessions. @UBCEducation