Tuesday 31 October 2017

Student-Teacher Conferences Online Sign Up

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Student-Teacher conferences will take place the week of November 13th to November 17th.

Our online system to sign up for progress report student conferences is now available:
  1. Please visit the following link:  http://bit.ly/2hapN8h or click on the link found on our school website's home page.
  2. Click on the appropriate teacher name tab on the bottom - scroll using the arrows to view all teachers.
  3. Find an available time slot in white and type in your last name to reserve that spot (if the time slot is green, that teacher is unavailable at that time).
You can also click on any sibling's teacher name tabs to try to line up back to back interview times.
We have computers in the office for those that require access to the online tool.
If you need additional assistance please contact the office.

November Newsletter


Monday 25 September 2017

Important Dates and Reminders

  • Pizza and Booster Juice orders are due today on School Cash Online.
  • Popcorn is for sale every Tuesday for $1.
  • Picture Day has been moved to October 5, 2017.
  • "The Big Sip" will take place on Wednesday September 27, 2017. Please bring a water bottle to school to participate. 
  • The Scholastic Book Fair will be at Cameron on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. 
  • Meet the Teacher Night is Thursday September 28, 2017 5:30-7:00 pm. 
  • Friday September 29, 2017 is Western Spirit Day.
  • Caring Character Assembly is Friday September 29, 2017.

Monday 11 September 2017

September Newsletter


Get a Smile, Give a Smile!


We started our Monday morning off with a SMILE 😄! Our class enjoyed smile cookies from Tim Horton's to support a local charity. The full proceeds from each cookie go directly to the Collingwood General and Marine Hospital this year! Here are some photos of us enjoying our cookies:






Mathematics: Number Sense and Numeration

  

Dear Grade 3 Parents/Guardians:

Over the next few weeks, your child will be working with numbers from 0 to 1000.
The student will represent and describe numbers such as 894 in a variety of ways and
situations. Relationships among numbers and among digits in numbers will be
emphasized as students rename, round, compare, and order numbers, explore
number patterns, and develop number sense. Throughout this time, you and your child can practice some at-home activities such as the following:

• You and your child can play a game using two sets of number cards labelled
0 to 9. Shuffle the cards and, without looking, choose 2 cards to form a 2-digit
number. Ask your child to say the number, and to write the number in expanded
form using numbers and words. For example, 75 can be made from two cards
numbered 7 and 5. In expanded form, it is written as 70 + 5 and in expanded
form with words, it is 7 tens 5 ones. After your child has had lots of practise with
2-digit numbers, you can play the same game with 3-digit numbers, using three
sets of numbered cards.

• Say aloud various 2- and 3-digit numbers and ask your child to find the cards to
make the numbers.

• Choose a book with a large number of pages. Open the book to a random page
and ask your child to tell you the numbers 1 greater than, 1 less than, 10 greater
than, and 10 less than the page number.

Thank you for your support,

Mrs. Jeffrey