Graphic design

Thank you to all of our families who have shared their excitement of our amazing clothing design project. Our students beam when they share with us your reactions of their creations.

Although not all of our students decided to create a design, some of our families have extended this learning at home in different ways. 

Sophie's parents worked with her to design one of a kind t-shirts, with the help of sand paper, crayons, and an iron. Our class is amazed by Sophie's unique designs. So much so, that we have had students interested in creating their own shirts. 

If your student is interested please feel free to send a plain t-shirt and wait patiently for a one of a kind masterpiece!

Shall we dance?

Our class recently showed a growing interest in dance. We thought we'd take it a step further than "dance des pingouins" and with the help of our music teacher, Mme. Lee-Diagle have began learning a simple three step waltz. Please encourage us to show off our new dance moves. We've been practicing to the music of Mozart and Beethoven. 

A lesson from a pro!

We would like to give a big Vista thank you, to Mr. Eberwine who shared with us his love of photography. Avery's grandfather is a retired principal who has spent many years as a weekend photographer, and has travelled the world through the lense of his camera. He amazed us with his exciting pictures, and made us rethink how we see the world. He even taught us a pretty cool trick with a magnifying glass.

Thank you again!

We have created a costume center in our dramatic play area

The students are so excited with their creations with Mrs. Gallagher that they asked to create a costume store. We have put out many different props for them to dress up and play different roles. We then had some students who wanted to dance, we played ballroom and tango music and had some students start a string cortette to those who were dancing. 

Namaste

We warm our souls on cold days! Can you feel our energy?

Check out "cosmic kids yoga" on YouTube to begin your family practise. 

Have a fantastic weeekend

Au tour de le monde - around the world

We have been practicing recognizing numbers without counting them. 

How you play: roll the dice and without counting look at the dice and be the first to say the right number 

Exploring the snow hills

In class we have been discussion animals that hibernate, while playing in the snow we imagined that we were animals that do or don't hibernated 

Creating art in the snow with coloured water , enjoying a game of one on one basketball, and presenting to creating a delicious meal