Order of Operations ladders in Math today!

We watched Terry Kelly’s “Pittance of Time” and analyzed this Remembrance Day media. Students in their groups found a media form that was related to Remembrance Day and answered questions about the intended audience and techniques used. #RemebranceDay

Hungry Hungry Hippo Grade 8 gym class style! 🦛

Friday pyjama day and Home Alone! 🎄

Our Christmas Elephant game was a fun success! 🎁

Gingerbread House making fun! 🎄

We won the Golden Trash can award!!! 🗑️

Merry Christmas from room 202!

Our November and December JW Humanitarian award winners.

Jan. 29, 2025: Simcoe County – All vehicles in Simcoe County are cancelled today. Schools remain open for student learning. Click here for more info tinyurl.com/lgsbmg2

NEW: Ontario Medical Association have released a statement about the Ontario election, saying “the shortage of doctors in Ontario has shown no improvement in the past year,” and urging action on health care. The OMA also included a list of regions with physician vacancies #onpoli

Feb. 13, 2025: UPDATE – SCDSB and SMCDSB have announced all schools are closed today.

Feb. 14, 2025: Simcoe County – All school vehicles in Simcoe County are cancelled today. Schools remain open for student learning. Click here for more info tinyurl.com/lgsbmg2

For Black History Month, the grade 8s had to research a black artist and then had to re-create or create their own art piece based on their chosen artist’s style.

Our January and February JW Humanitarian award winners.

Today marked our first Girls At Bat session for the year and my 3rd year running the program. Looking forward to lots of fun! Jays Care Foundation #GirlsatBat

Winning class for Class Colour spirit day 2 years in a row. Both Grade 8s classes definitely know how to show their spirit!

As the last 2 weeks of summer approaches, I am sharing my Amazon wishlist for this school year. Any donations are much appreciated! amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls…

Dear Parents, If your kid is swiping a book like an iPad, wetting themselves daily at age 6, and can’t eat their lunch without an adult helping them chew… …don’t blame their teachers. BLAME YOURSELVES. You are the problem.