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List A- Soft “g” Words:  ginger, edge, hedge, ledge, large, manger, giraffe, germ, change, village List B- “ey” Words: key, donkey, monkey, money, honey, they, eye, obey Challenge Words: performance, Yayuma, Potlatch Assignments Due & Test Friday!

Fort Rupert Elementary is hosting a Yayuma at the Fort Rupert Big House.A Yayuma is a presentation of dances and songs from the potlatch that the Fort Rupert students have learning as part of their culture program. Mrs. Ellis will … Continue reading →

Our class had the extreme pleasure to welcome Science Venture to our classroom today. They are students from UVIC that provided science lessons to a few different classes. We had Weather or Not, which were a variety of activities to … Continue reading →

It’s swimming lessons tomorrow (Wed. @ 11:00 am). Please remember your swim suit & towel.  

“I’m Bored!” – Summer is coming and that is a common phrase spoken by kids. For the last month of school I am putting together the “I’m Bored Hobby Project.” The premise of the assignment is that each student must … Continue reading →

There is no Unit 30. List A- Soft “c” Words: voice, once, sentence, pencil, force, circus, fence, chance, twice, peace List B- “sh” Words: sheep, shirt, short, sharp, splash, wash, bush, shine, shout, shadow No Challenge Words this week. Assignments … Continue reading →

The class voted to go to Storey’s Beach for a class field trip. I have booked the bus for Monday, June 8th. There is a low tide of 0.6 at 11:30 am that day, so it should allow for lots … Continue reading →

The class was going to to complete the spelling test Friday afternoon, but we were asked unexpectedly to walk to Cheslakees (we thought they were coming our way.) One of the Kindergarteners was sick and could not make the trek … Continue reading →

Please click the link above to check out some of the Canoe Day photos!

The class had a spectacular day paddling the traditional First Nations Canoes! Thank you to Calvin Hunt for loaning the canoes and thank you to Mrs. Ellis for getting the ball rolling on this incredible event. I’m hoping this can … Continue reading →