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JKCS PARENT UPDATE
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Dear Visitor
PONDERINGS FROM OUR PRINCIPAL
October 7, 2011This past Wednesday, I had the privilege of leading a workshop for the Servant Team. My workshop topic was about how the Lord is going to use each student to touch the lives of others this year. We heard about a Bible story and then shared our thoughts about how the Lord may use us.
The Bible story that was told was taken from 2 Samuel 9. That chapter tells the story of David and Mephibosheth. David has risen to the role of king. Mephibosheth is a person who is crippled and refers to himself as a "dead dog." David asks his servant, Ziba, for the name of someone in the land to whom can he show God's kindness. Mephibosheth, scared and intimidated, comes before the king and is promptly given farm land and a place at the king's table. It is an incredible story that highlights how the Lord used king David to touch the life of Mephibosheth.
Our Servant Team is interested in touching the lives of others. I am very thankful for the vision of people on our staff such as Mrs. Panza and Mrs. Jarvis who are leaders for our students in this area. I am also very thankful for the many students who are interested in helping this great venture! Please join me in praying for our Servant Team as they participate in many events that cause them to shed the light of Jesus Christ on the world.
How about you? Have you challenged yourself and your family members to be the arms and feet of Jesus? Sometimes, in my busy life, I fail to notice those around me who may need a hand or a kind word. I need to bring myself to a contemplative, slow pace to sense the Lord's presence and word to me. Please also join me in praying for opportunities and discernment for our community to stop, slow down, and look around.
May God be praised as we look to love others because God first loved us.
In Christ,
Mr. G. Petrusma
Principal
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NEWS
Tues. Oct. 11 is like a FRIDAY Stay with me on this one, but to make sure we cover all the academic subjects for an equal amount of time in the school year, there will be a few "pretend" or "adjustment" days in our school calendar this year.
So... this Tues. Oct 11 will be "like" a Friday but ONLY in terms of the class schedule for the day. Subs will still be served for lunch on Tuesday as usual, however the CLASSES that normally happen on Friday will happen on Tuesday. At the end of the week, the classes that normally happen on Friday will happen AGAIN on Friday. It's like having 2 Fridays in a week schedule-wise.
Also... if your child normally has gym or music on a Friday - don't forget to send those gym clothes or instruments (including recorders).
This day switch will NOT affect activities outside the curriculum like: Dance & Tambourine Club or Piano Lessons.
If you are confused, please contact the office for clarification: office@jkcs-oakville.org or (905) 829-8048 x0
A special email was also sent out to our Kindergarten parents because this change means that our PART-TIME kindergarten students WILL COME TO SCHOOL ON TUES. OCT. 11 (These are the students that normally only come to school on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.)
Welcome Kask & Saufl Families A very special and warm welcome to our two newest families who began with us this week. Welcome Ove & Laire Kask! Welcome James & Diane Saufl!
We hope you will feel welcomed into our JKCS family, make some new friends, and make some fabulous memories here! God bless!
Robotics Program is Switched On Thank you to all the parents and kids who came out to the Robotics Workshop this past Wednesday evening. Murray Buckler of Children's Technology Workshop led the evening and provided great information and "playtime" with some cool robotics. As a result, we have many families who have expressed an interest an after-school Robotics program.
Starting the week of October 17, we plan to start a six-week session of Robotics. It will be an after-school activity that will last for two hours, starting at 3:45 pm and ending at 5:45 pm.
While we are still trying to determine the day of the week, it will most likely be offered on a Wednesday, possibly a Tuesday, or perhaps even both days depending on the number of participants. The cost of the six week session is $180.00 per student. Students in grade 3 and up are welcomed to attend. If you would like to sign up your child(ren), please let Mrs. Schuurman know via e-mail at pschuurman@jkcs-oakville.org. by Oct. 14th At this time, priority will be given to those who attended the workshop on Wednesday as well as those who indicated their interest with Mrs. Schuurman. However, there is still room for more participants.
Let's Start a LEGO Club!Wanted: LEGO, lots of LEGO!
We would like to begin a LEGO club this year and are looking for donations of LEGO. If you have any LEGO that you no longer need, please send it to Resource Centre, with your child, as soon as possible.
Thanks!
Extra Volunteer Help Our new GIFTS program is already running well and supporting the foundation of not only our academics, sports and community as a whole but, each other. A HUGE "Thank You" to all our participating parents!
We have already noticed as we implement this new GIFTS system, that we may still need some additional bodies for very popular activities.
When and if we do have additional needs for volunteer time, we'll post these needs in the Parent Update Newsletter.
Here's the first one:
Currently, if you have a child in Gr. 1 through Gr. 4 and would like to spend sometime with them (and the other children in their class) reading in the classroom during the afternoon, once a month please let our Volunteer Co-ordinator, Tina Rizzuto-Willan know at: volunteer@jkcs-oakville.org We will happy to find you a cozy corner to share in a love for reading!
Our Sr. Girls Soccer Team Rocks!
Great job to the Senior Girls Soccer Team who competed in two great tournaments last week! A special thanks goes out to the grade six girls, who played in the Christian Schools Tournament on Wednesday. On Thursday, the girls competed in the PSAA tournament, tying two of their games and winning three. At the end of the day, we finished 7th out of 14 teams. Way to go, girls! Thanks for a great season.
EVENTS
White Oaks IB Program Open House Oct 20 White Oaks Secondary School is pleased to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program to students in the Oakville community and surrounding areas.
The IB Diploma Program is a prestigious pre-university program that provides a challenging curriculum to highly motivated students in grades 11 and 12. Many universities worldwide recognize the IB Diploma Program some offer first-year course credits based on successful completion of appropriate IB courses.
At White Oaks, we have designed a preparatory program, called the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP), for Gr. 9 and 10 students who wish to pursue the IB Diploma in grades 11 and 12.
Any JKCS students are invited to attend the White Oaks Secondary School’s ALP/IB Open House, held on October 20, 2011 at our South Campus Cafetorium at 7 PM
CLICK HERE for more details
Parents Social JK-Gr. 2 - Oct. 14 Calling all JK thru Grade Two parents!! The Dessert & Coffee Social is ONE week away!
On Friday, October 14th from 8-10 pm, there will be a Dessert & Coffee Social for parents of children in the Primary Grades (JK-2). Please come out and meet parents of your child/children's classesmates and enjoy an after dinner treat! This event will be held in the JKCS gymnasium.
If you like to contribute a peanut-free dessert for this event please contact Yvonne Barber @ ymbarber@yahoo.ca. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Parent Social Gr. 3, 4, & 5 - Oct. 21Attention all parents of students in Grades 3, 3/4, 4 and 5a. We want you!
We invite you to join together for Coffee and Continental Breakfast at the John Knox gym on Friday, October 21st from 8:00am to 9:00am. This one-hour get together will give each of us an opportunity to get to know one another, and also allow each of our kids the opportunity to share breakfast with their parents and their friends. When the bell rings, students will head to class and parents will be free to start their day, all with a full stomach.
In honour of October being Manners Month, this breakfast will be a potluck event. Please bring a breakfast dish or item that can be shared with the parents and students that make up our Junior grades. Want some ideas? How about fruit, bagels, bread for toast (2 toasters will be available), spreads (honey, butter, jam, cream cheese), coffee cake – the possibilities are endless. If you can eat it for breakfast, we’d love for you to share it.
So, mark your calendars: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2011 FROM 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
If you have any questions, please contact Kristin Vandermolen, Junior Class Social Co-ordinator at: kristinkvdm@gmail.com
Parent Social Gr. 5/6,6,7 & 8 - Nov. 4Calling all parents of our Senior Grade students.
If your child is in Grade 5/6 (Ms. Pasma), 6 (Mr. Cruickshank), 7 (Mrs. Reid), 7/8 (Mr. Bibby) or 8 (Mr. Shelley), we would like to invite you to join us for a potluck dessert get together at John Knox on Friday, November 4, 2011 starting at 7:30pm. Please bring a dessert and join other parents for an evening to get acquainted.
Coffee and dessert – what more could you ask for? Well, how about the opportunity to meet and visit with other parents and members of our great JKCS community. Catch up with old friends, and meet some new ones. Overall, join us for a time of fellowship and a “sweet” way to end the week.
We look forward to seeing you on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2011 at 7:30p.m.
If you have any questions, please contact Christine Rizkalla, Senior Class Social Co-ordinator at: mcrizkalla@hotmail.com
PD Day Child Care Available Oct. 27 & 28If you need child care on our two upcoming PD days - YES! it's available!
Ms. Nancy Kilavuka, our before and after school care provider, will be running a special program on these PD days. The program will include; devotions, crafts, play time and special fall-themed activities. Please send a lunch and a drink, snacks will be provided.
Sign up by registering on the BASC (Before and After School Care) page of the website. CLICK HERE to go to the page. First time users need to register first (use the 'initial family registration' button on the right hand side.) Regular users need to sign up using the 'reserve a spot' button.
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PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
Discovering Apples
A True Gardener!
Look at the Food for Kerr St. Food Bank!
Showing their Fall Colours
Autumn the Snake Sheds Her Skin
UPCOMING EVENTS
Fri Oct 7th
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Fri Oct 7th
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Fri Oct 7th @ 12:40pm-1:25pm
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Mon Oct 10th
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Tue Oct 11th
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Tue Oct 11th
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Tue Oct 11th @ 7:30pm
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Fri Oct 14th @ 8:00pm-10:00pm
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Mon Oct 17th @ 10:00am-11:00am
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Mon Oct 17th @ 3:55pm-5:30pm
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Tue Oct 18th @ 7:30pm
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Wed Oct 19th
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Wed Oct 19th
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Wed Oct 19th @ 5:30pm
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Thu Oct 20th @ 7:00pm
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Fri Oct 21st
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Fri Oct 21st @ 8:00am-9:00am
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Tue Oct 25th @ 9:00am-9:45am
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Tue Oct 25th @ 7:30pm-9:00pm
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Wed Oct 26th
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PRAYER CORNER
Michaels FamilyPlease be in prayer for the Michael's family (Hanny & Claire, and son Luke gr. 2) as Claire cares for her terminally ill mother at home. Pray for strength, wisdom and God's peace for whole family.
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HOMEWORK
Oct. 7, 2011
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Junior Kindergarten – Mrs. Jarvis
We are so thankful the sunshine that appeared on Tuesday that stayed for the rest of the week! The students looked so festive in all the fall colours on Wednesday. We had a great time getting to know our tribe members this week. Our school is focusing on manners this year. We were practicing our manners at school; please reinforce those manners at home too. I trust you will all have a great Thanksgiving with family and friends.
Here are the things that the Jk kids are thankful for: Benjamin-my mommy and daddy, Daniel- for my toy swords, George-my house, Joo-eun-my treasure box, friends, and new baby, Nieva-my food, Nathanial-my family, Jordan-that my dad was not sick, Jacob-my house, Shiheem-my mom, sister and dad, Aidan-that God made me, Lincoln-being able to play the Wii, Jack-my bike, Makena-my mom and dad, Danielle-my doggie, Christian-sharing, Taylor-my dinner
Reminders: Please provide a water bottle for your child every day, they get very thirsty. Please keep toys at home. We are having a problem with kids bringing toys form home which is being up mixed with our class toys. We have lots here for them to play with.
Sunday:-Happy Birthday Nieva!
Star of the Week: Benjamin (bring all about me poster & pictures)
Monday: Thanksgiving, no school. Enjoy the turkey!
Tuesday: not a 5 Day Gang Day. It will be a Friday schedule. All JK students (part-time and full-time) are to be in attendance this day.
Wednesday: Bring in an object that starts with the letter t
In Class Parent Helper: Lisa Bout
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Full-time (a.k.a. 5 Day Gang) Junior & Senior Kindergarten – Mrs. Jarvis
We had a great time starting to learn about bats this week. The students have learned many cool facts about bats. Ask them at home to share these facts with you. They loved the bat hats we made on Tuesday. They looked so cute! They pretended to fly around the room imitating bats. We will spend the upcoming week learning more about bats.
Helper of the Week: Benjamin
Tuesday: Not a 5 Day Gang Day. It will be a Friday schedule. All JK & SK (part-time and full-time) students are to be in attendance this day.
Thursday: Library books due
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Senior Kindergarten – Mrs. Bosch
We had a terrific trip to Chudleigh's Apple Farm! Can you believe the students picked 185 apples from the orchard? We discovered there is a 5 pointed star (made of seeds) in the middle of each apple, just like the 5 petals of an apple blossom. God's creation is amazing! We can't wait to bake some treats with our apples on Oct. 21 (from 9:15-10:15). If you would like to come and bake your favourite apple recipe with a small group of students, can you please send me an email? Thanks!
Monday: Happy Thanksgiving!
Tuesday: School for everyone, including the part-time students, VIP of the week: Ellen
Friday: Word cards due (Cc/Kk, Ee)We 2:30
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Grade 1a - Mrs. Reckman
We've had a week full of thankfulness in grade 1A, leading up to the Thanksgiving weekend! We've also been focusing on using good manners, and showing respect to each other. This week's memory verse is helping us remember that when we show respect to each other it makes God happy! Discuss this topic around the dinner table and see what manners your child can tell you and show you. Prepare to be impressed...we have very polite and respectful students in grade 1A!
Creation Studies: We're beginning a unit called "God Shows Us How to Build", in which we'll learn about building structures. We're looking for loans or donations to help out with this unit -- if you have a bucket of Lego, K'nex, blocks, or another type of "building" material at home that you wouldn't mind sending in, please email me to let me know!
Memory Work: "Show proper respect to everyone, love the family of believers. 2 Peter 2:17a" Test on Tuesday, October 11 (There will be no new memory work this week and next week as we are memorizing our poems.)
Reading Words: got went a little ten (*Please remember that these are words from our reader to practice at home. The reading words are not on the spelling test.)
Spelling Words: Word Family "–ell": bell fell well sell tell
Word Wall Words: are for he on was
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Grade 1b - Mrs. Boom
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We had an exciting time this week taking gypsum and adding water and getting sidewalk chalk. God must of thought of children when He created this substance! We sure had an enjoyable time drawing with our chalk outside!
This month we will be looking at structure that God created. We will take a look to how He created things and try to create some things ourselves. This week we learned that “though every house is built by someone, God is the builder of everything!” We also discovered that structures have a job or a function, and are made from shapes. They must be strong!
From now on your spelling, reading words and memory work will no longer be printed in the parent update. Please look for the reading them on your sheet in your child’s folder.
Please bring in clean and dry recyclable materials. We will continue to make our creations at a center in our room.
Thank you to all of you who brought in a purple duo tangs.
October 19: Scholastics flyers were sent home. If you wish to order they are due back on Wednesday.
Poems: Please remember to work on your child’s poem with her/him. Due to our poetry memorization we will not have a memory work this week.
Word Wall Sheet: if your child brings home a word wall sheet that does not have a stamp on it, it needs to be corrected or completed. Please assist your child to either complete or correct the work. You do not need to return this sheet to me.
I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving as you take time to reflect on God’s goodness to us.
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Grade 2a - Mrs. Schuurman & Mrs. Panza
It was wonderful to learn more about Celestia as our Special Person of the Week. Thank you for the awesome poster you brought in, Celestia! Our next Special Person of the Week is Hannah for the week of October 17-21 (not next week since it is a short week). We're looking forward to learning more about Hannah!
Parents, thank you for sending in poems this past week. We will be practising them during our Reading classes.
Enjoy the Thanksgiving weekend! We are thankful for the blessing that we receive from your kids, our students., our students.
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Grade 3a - Ms. Gils
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!! May you have a wonderful weekend as you take time to reflect on the many blessings of our heavenly Father. In our classroom this past week, the students did a fantastic job saying their poems! Well done! Please note that the spelling test is on Friday next week.
Here's next week:
Wednesday: Tree Project Due
Friday: Spelling Test (Lesson 5)
Friday: Memory Work Due (1 Peter 3:17a)
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Grade 3b/4b - Mrs. Ekron
We have had a fun, yet very busy and productive week. Autumn (our pet snake) surprised us all on Wednesday with a shed! It is pretty cool to see how much she has grown! Feel free to visit with us, and Autumn, anytime :)
Monday: Challenge Spelling words: These will be sent home for you to sign please. These are spelling words chosen by your child and they will be tested on these words(informally) on a Friday.
Tuesday: Grammar Test: Unit 1. Please ensure your child has gym clothes at school.
Wednesday: Recorder- practice 10 minutes a day. Reading aloud should ideally be done for 10 minutes a day too.
Thursday: Science Quiz: Pond
Friday: Spelling Test Lesson 6, Memory Verse Test,Class Trip to Rattray Marsh
Math: I encourage you to start pracricing times tables at home with your child.
Science: We are having a great time researching a pond animal, and our completed work will be ready to be sent home soon :)
Language Arts: Spelling Lesson 6
Memory Verse: Give thanks whatever happens (1Thess 5:18)
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Grade 4a - Mrs. Oussoren & Mr. Fledderus
We have had another great week in grade four! We had a fantastic time at Springridge farm and Mountsberg Conservation Area on Monday. A big thank you to the parents who came along and braved the weather with us! Wednesday, all students seemed unusually bright with their fall colour themed free dress. We also participated in an assembly on having good manners. Ask your child about the funny skit Mrs. Mkobrada, Schuurman, and Bergner performed. Thank you to all who brought in canned goods for Kerr St. food bank. Have a great Thanksgiving weekend!
A big welcome to the newest member of grade 4, Zachary!
Monday: Holiday
Tuesday: Friday schedule (Mrs. Oussoren is in today) Spelling workbook lesson 5 due
Wednesday: Our first recorder music logs are due. Remember to practice for 10 minutes everyday.
Thursday: Poetry recital for Hannah, Brandon, Sarah-Anne, Ethan H., Levi. Spelling Test #5
Friday: Poetry recital for Reid, Haley, Malcolm, Ebony, Justin.
Language Arts: We will begin our poetry recitals this week. Please help your child practice so they are confident when it is their turn to present.
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Grade 5a - Ms. Semplonius
Woo hoo! We are so excited to begin our campaigns next week. Students will be visiting classrooms around the school, presenting their speeches and answering questions. We had fun checking out the real polling station at our school this week. A pink schedule for poetry recitations was sent home on Wednesday. Keep practicing those poems at home, Grade Fives!! Have a wonderful, safe Thanksgiving.
Tuesday: Friday schedule today
Wednesday: LWW (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) Quiz Chapters 1-6
Thursday: Library
Friday: Social Studies Test; Spelling Test Lesson 5
Recorder: practice sheets have been handed out for recorder. Please ensure that practice at home begins on a regular basis!
Art: Please bring a Christmas card or picture that you would like to use in class for our next project. We will be making Christmas cards for fundraisers again this year.
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Grade 5b/6b - Ms. Pasma
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving everyone!
Language Arts: Our in-class poetry recitations will be held on Wednesday, October 19. Make sure you’re practicing well at home!
Grammar:
Band: Theory Sheet 4 will be due on Thursday, October 13. Great job so far, grade 6! A practice sheet has been distributed to students now that they can take their instruments home. 50 minutes per week should be accomplished in order to progress and develop instrumental skills. 200 minutes for October will be due on Monday, October 31.
Recorder: practice sheets have been handed out for recorder. Please ensure that practice at home begins on a regular basis!
Drama: Keep working on those movement pieces! Our dance presentations will begin in the week of October 17-21!
French: Spelling test on Thursday October 13. We have started learning the new French play!
Art: Please bring a Christmas card or picture that you would like to use in class for our next project. We will be making Christmas cards for fundraisers again this year.
Social Studies (extra-credit): The 5B class will be participating in the school-wide elections process as well! Students will begin campaigning on Wednesday and should be working on their speeches and posters over the weekend.
Bible: Our next memory work is Genesis 12:3 due on Fri. Oct. 14.
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Grade 6a - Mr. Cruickshank
I want to wish everyone a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving weekend. It has been a pleasure to get to know your children these past weeks and I count myself blessed to be able to be a teacher at John Knox. I pray you have a great time with family and friends and a good measure of rest and reflection on how much the Lord has given to us.
Language Arts: Our in-class poetry recitations will be held on Wednesday, October 19. Make sure you’re practicing well at home!
Band: Theory Sheet 4 will be due on Thursday, October 13. Great job so far, grade 6! A practice sheet has been distributed to students now that they can take their instruments home. 50 minutes per week should be accomplished in order to progress and develop instrumental skills. 200 minutes for October will be due on Monday, October 31.
Drama: Keep working on those movement pieces! Our dance presentations will begin in the week of October 17-21!
French: Spelling test on Thursday October 13. We have started learning the new French play!
Art: Please bring a Christmas card or picture that you would like to use in class for our next project. We will be making Christmas cards for fundraisers again this year.
Bible: Our next memory work is Genesis 12:3 due on Fri. Oct. 14.
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Grade 7a - Mrs. Reid
Pardon Me, Please, Thank You, You're Welcome. October is Manners Month!!! This month, students will be learning about proper manners and are challenged to go out of their way to use them at JKCS! Practice at home! Practice on the bus! Practice at dance class! Practice on the hockey rink! Practice makes perfect!
Also, I wish you a very happy thanksgiving weekend! May you have a wonderful time celebrating with family and friends!
Current Events: Josh Hiebert is responsible for current events and devotions on Tuesday. Bianca is responsible for current events and devotions on Thursday.
Spelling: On Friday, October 14, students will be tested on lesson 3. Please ensure that your lesson is also done for this date!
Poetry: Poetry recitals are this week! The schedule is as follows:
Wednesday: Jana, Na-Yeon, Josh H., Bianca, Amber, Kayla, Kyle, Matt S., Emily-Ann, Bronwen, and Matt V.
Thursday: David, Antoni, Jacob, Ryan, Caroline, Christian, Esther, Brandon, Joelle, James, Josh Stubbert, and Ben
Volleyball: Volleyball season begins this week! Listen to announcements for try out and practice times!
Band: “Variation on Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” is due on Thursday, October 13. Practice sheets for November will be due Monday, October 31. 200 minutes minimum practice is required.
French: Spelling test on Tuesday October 11. We have started learning the new French play, called Chat Angora. It is detective story full of intrigue and entertaining characters!
Science: While the unit test is several weeks away the students should be regularly reviewing their notes in preparation! There is a lot of content and making a set of study cue cards is a valuable exercise for them to do when there isn't any official homework at night!
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Grade 7b/8b - Mr. Bibby
We had a great week as our Tribes groups kicked off. The class can be proud of the leadership they demonstrated in assisting with the younger grades. Also, this week the students have been working hard on various school projects and assignments. Encourage them to keep it up as next week marks the halfway point in this term!
Science: While the unit test is several weeks away the students should be regularly reviewing their notes in preparation! There is a lot of content and making a set of study cue cards is a valuable exercise for them to do when there isn't any official homework at night!
Band: “Variation on Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” is due on Thursday, October 13 (grade 7s only). Practice sheets for November will be due Monday, October 31. 200 minutes minimum practice is required.
French: Spelling test on Tuesday October 11. We have started learning the new French play, called Chat Angora. It is detective story full of intrigue and entertaining characters!
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Grade 8a - Mr. Shelley
The first week of October brought two assemblies, which celebrated Thanksgiving and highlighted manners as part of our theme for this year. I pray that everyone enjoys God's blessings over this long Thanksgiving weekend. Students should have handed in their book report this week, and our first math test of the year happened on Friday!
Math: We are starting our new unit on proportions, ratios and rates.
Poetry Project: A poetry project has been given out; please ensure your child looks carefully at the project sheet and what is required. Part of the project is the memorization and recital of one poem of a mature level, minimum 16 lines in length. The project, and the recital, is due on Tues. Oct. 18.
Grammar: We will be having a grammar test on the first unit on Friday.
Band: Practice sheets for November will be due Monday, October 31. 200 minutes minimum practice is required.
French: Spelling test on Tuesday October 11. We have started learning the new French play, called Chat Angora. It is detective story full of intrigue and entertaining characters!
Science: While the unit test is several weeks away the students should be regularly reviewing their notes in preparation! There is a lot of content and making a set of study cue cards is a valuable exercise for them to do when there isn't any official homework at night!
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Be sure to check out our website at http://www.jkcs-oakville.org for more information and news from John Knox Christan School
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