Good afternoon grade one families!

Today our school did an incredible job at our Remembrance Day Assembly. Every student in Copperfield School was involved. Our grade ones sang a beautiful song called "Sing Peace Around the World." Thank you to the grade 5s, Ms. Sayer and all of the students for contributing beautiful art and music to remember and pay tribute to members of the Canadian Armed Forces who served to defend our values and freedoms. Thank you to families and members of the community for attending this special assembly. Many families were able to see the beautiful water colour poppies that we painted for Remembrance Day. 

In literacy, we continue to focus on skills including capitalization and finger spaces. Next week we will explore punctuation. We also continue to work on our letter sounds and how they go together to create simple CVC (consonant, vowel, consonant) words in our daily reading. Today we also had the opportunity to use our Raz-Kids accounts on the ipads!

Mrs. Woolnough started to read one of her favourite books to the class... it's called "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"... she thinks some parents have probably seen the movie 😊

Reminders: 

  • November 11- No school as we observe Remembrance Day
  • November 18- MYCBE Conference Booking will open at 6pm; information to follow
  • November 24- No school for kindergarten, Conferences
        • Kindergarten Conferences 8am-8pm
        • Grade 1-5 Conferences 4pm-8pm
  • November 25- No school for students
        • Conferences 8am-12pm No school

Have a wonderful weekend! Stay safe and warm.

Love Mrs. Woolnough and Mr. Graham




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