REALLY RAISY

 

If this is your first visit to 2R at Queen Elizabeth Public School, then we welcome you. If you've been here before, then we welcome you back. Join us to discover what 2R is up to for APRIL.

 

NEWS IN AN EGGSHELL

2R has busily "buzzed" their way into a fresh, rejuvenating spring season. Our collection of thoughts, ideas and humour have "blossomed" into a wonderful beginning for third term.

The superkids are certainly growing in every way! They are acquiring many skills and ideas. They continue to express a steadfast enthusiasm to learn even more! The load is not destined to be lighter - just different! However, enjoyment is forever at the essence of our learning!

All aspects of the 2R program are "blooming" under a variety of topics.

Watch for these highlights!

 

"Munch A Bunch of Munsch for Lunch"

This includes discovering Robert Munsch, a Canadian author, who provides pint-sized humour and laughter through literature.

 

"Write-On"

This includes focusing on writing creatively using compound sentences, an assortment of awesome adjectives and a variety of sentence types. 2R will be writing recipes, postcards, lists, letters, invitations, cartoons and even adventure stories.

 

"You Never Give Me You Money"

This includes naming, identifying, counting and estimating Canadian money. Please encourage your child to play with any loose change you may have lying around the house.

 

"Sharing and Caring"

This includes our monthly oral presentation entitled "Talent Time". It is your child's chance to share his/her talent with the class. A talent is ANYTHING special that your child can do. Be sure to have fun and help your child discover his/her talent. If you're really stuck...create a talent! A detailed outline will be coming your way soon. WATCH FOR IT!

 

"O'Canada"

...our home and native land. The students in 2R will discover that the world contains many countries, including Canada. 2R is blessed with children from a variety of ethnic backgrounds. This is the perfect opportunity for the students to discover their own heritage through a project entitled "Features of Communities Around The World." A detailed outline will be sent your way.

 

Be sure to continue on to QUICK BUZZINGS!