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Focus of the Month:
This month's theme, Summer Fun, explores Earth's seasons, stemming from its orbit around the sun.
We will discuss the summer solstice, —derived from 'sol' (sun) and 'sistere' (to stop)—a phenomenon ancient skywatchers believed marked the sun's pause in its northward journey. This period, where the sun seemingly halts, is the solstice. During the summer solstice, days stretch longer, culminating in the longest day when sun rays strike Earth perpendicularly, fully lighting the north pole. Remarkably, there are days when the sun doesn't set at all, known as the midnight sun. Children can ponder why this arctic area is called the "Land of the Midnight Sun" and investigate the Aurora Borealis / Northern Lights.
They re also encouraged to list summer produce in Canada and potential outdoor activities.
Focus of the Month Music:
Practice for the Summer Concert
Focus of the Month Technology:
Lower Elementary - Creative building with cardboard and more
Upper Elementary - Hydraulic and Programmable Robotics
Focus of the month:
Concluding the year in our elementary Physical Education class with a review session and celebration is a chance for students to reflect on their progress and showcase their skills. During this session, students revisit the key concepts and activities they've learned throughout the year. It's a joyful occasion to reinforce what they've achieved, boosting their self-confidence and enthusiasm for physical fitness. Through games, friendly competitions, and even awards, this celebration highlights the value of teamwork, discipline, and healthy living that they've gained. This event marks a successful culmination of their physical education journey, emphasizing the importance of lifelong fitness and well-being.
Week 1-2: Review and practice key skills learned throughout the year.
Week 3-4: Host a mini PE Olympics or a fun end-of-year celebration.
Focus of the Month:
Continue with building the vocabulary from the workbook (French: AIM and Spanish: Colega).
Finish pending work.
Oral conversation about the plays (Q & A).
Review materials they have learned.
