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Monday, November 21st to Thursday, November 24th

Thank you to all of our families who took the time to meet with us for Parent Teacher Conferences. It was lovely to connect with you and share about your child's growth and learning.

The students were excited to move into our unit on floor hockey in physical education. We have so many students who are involved in hockey outside of school. It was nice for them to have a chance to share their interest and skill with the class. This week we worked on skills such as stick handling, passing and shooting. Next week, we will move into playing games.

Our focus was on the learning outcome; students participate in a variety of physical activities that develop various components of physical fitness.






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