Look at how our sunflowers are growing already. Notice the careful observation and drawing of a sunflower that has already sprouted and grown 2 cm. Can't wait to see more.#sd38learns

Thanks to the Toronto Dominion Bank, represented by Allison Yick, for supporting Jessie Wowk Elementary with a cheque for $1,000. We are grateful for your generosity.Jessie Wowk T-Wolves Allison Yick

Our sunflowers have grown so much and are being transplanted in gardens at home or back at school. Thanks for taking such good care of them during remote learning. We stayed connected while growing apart.Jessie Wowk T-Wolves SD38 Professional Learning

Farewell from all of us at Wowk. Thanks to Mr. Brouwer for writing a song for our sunflower project, to Mrs. Briscoe and students for singing and doing art and to all of you for growing together even while we were apart. youtube.com/watch?v=wVZY0C…

Look how our sunflowers are growing! Thanks to Wowk families who are taking special care of our garden plots this summer. Can't wait to see them in September. More photos on our website.Jessie Wowk T-Wolves SD38 Professional Learning

After reading the book, My Heart Fills with Happiness, staff and students all created happiness ribbons that now hang on our trees. Ribbons were also sent home to our transitional students so we can all share what makes us happy. Jessie Wowk T-Wolves SD38 Professional Learning

Thanks to our Grade 6 and 7 spirit leaders, we were welcomed with ghoulish doors. Great Hallowe'en parade and decorated pumpkins. We are finding new ways to celebrate old traditions. Jessie Wowk T-Wolves SD38 Professional Learning

Always important to remember how much we have and what we are grateful for. Outdoor learning in all it's glory with K/1s and Ms. Li Jessie Wowk T-Wolves #sd38learn

The sights at Jessie Wowk on a snow day. Stay safe and stay warm everyone.

We have had a wonderful week learning about the cultural celebration of Lunar New Year here at Jessie Wowk Elementary. Happy New Year to all of those in our community who observe this tradition. #SD38learn

Welcome back to school Timberwolves! We can’t wait to see you tomorrow! Let’s grow together 🌱Richmond Schools

Thank you to families and the grounds department for taking good care of our garden and newly planted trees this summer!#careforplace Richmond Schools

First full day of school - connecting, reconnecting, discovering new ways to stay grounded. Can’t wait to grow together this year! Richmond Schools #joyfullearning #sitspots

In preparation for Dot Day, primary students played with water colours and filter paper to create their own “dot”. How can learners develop courage and confidence through art? Richmond School District Arts Education #sd38learn Richmond Schools

Math task cards for Gr 4/5 - working in partners to share ideas about mathematics. What do you like most? What are your goals? Why do we need to learn it? #sd38learn Richmond Schools

Sometimes, caring for place means noticing when the caution tape was blown off by the wind & working together to fix it. It’s these little moments that contribute to our school climate of care Richmond Schools

Learning from Indigenous dancer Peter White - stories shared through dance encourage us to consider the impact of our relationships to each other and the land. What is one small step we will take towards reconciliation? Richmond Schools Richmond School District Arts Education #sd38learn

Grounding the start of our school year with captured moments of CARE and student voice around what it means to be brave. How will our shared values provide a strong foundation for growth? Richmond Schools #sd38learn

Fall is in the air! Poems inspired by the changes we observe in nature. #sd38learn Richmond Schools

Outdoor learning on a crisp autumn morning- what changes do you notice? What is calling for your attention? Richmond Schools #sd38learn