Carter's France Project

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🇫🇷 Carter’s Cool France Project 🥐

Carter did his school project on France, and it was a big hit! He even brought in croissants for everyone to try—yum!

Here are some fun things Carter taught the class about France:

📍 Where is France?
France is a country in Europe with a population of about 68 million people. It’s famous for its food, fashion, art, and beautiful cities.

🗼 The Eiffel Tower
Carter shared fun facts about the Eiffel Tower, which is one of the most famous landmarks in the world! It’s in Paris, the capital of France, and stands over 1,000 feet tall.

🍴 Food
French food is loved all over the world. Carter told us about:

• Croissants – Flaky, buttery bread (he brought some for us!)

• Crêpes – Thin pancakes you can fill with sweet or savory stuff

⚽ National Sport
France’s national sport is football (soccer). The French team won the World Cup in 1998 and 2018!

🦓 National Animal
Carter learned that the Gallic Rooster is a symbol of France. You can find it on sports jerseys and even old coins!

🗣 Language
People in France speak French. Carter learned how to say “hello” – it’s Bonjour!

Carter had so much fun learning about France. He said his favorite part was tasting the croissants and learning French words.

Great job, Carter! Merci! 

Sally-Anne's project - Egypt!

🕌 Sally-Anne’s Egypt Project 🇪🇬

Sally-Anne did her school project on the country of Egypt, and it was amazing! She learned so many cool things and shared them with her class.

📍 Where is Egypt?
Egypt is a country in North Africa. Over 110 million people live there! It is famous for its history, deserts, and amazing landmarks.

🏜 The Sahara Desert

Part of the huge Sahara Desert is in Egypt. It’s one of the hottest and driest places on Earth!

🔺 The Pyramids
Egypt is known for the Pyramids of Giza. These were built thousands of years ago as tombs for the pharaohs (Egyptian kings). They are one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

⚽ National Sport

The most popular sport in Egypt is football (soccer). People love cheering for their favorite teams!

🎨 Fun Places to Visit

• Luxor – A city full of temples and ancient tombs.

• The Nile River – The longest river in the world flows through Egypt.

• Cairo – The capital city, where many people live and work.

• The Sphinx – A giant statue with the body of a lion and the head of a person!

Martinna's Malaysia Project

 Malaysia

Martinna shared so many fun facts about Malaysia! She told us about takraw, an old sport that's becoming popular again. Malaysia Day is on September 16th, and the Malayan tiger is the national animal. The official language is Malay, and the country has over 33 million people. Martinna also shared that Malaysia is home to one of the world's oldest tropical forests. Well done Martinna!

Baby Everly’s Third Roots of Empathy Visit

 Baby Everly’s Third Roots of Empathy Visit

Today was a special day in our classroom—Baby Everly came to visit for her third "Roots of Empathy" class! We were so excited to see how much she has grown.  

Everly now weighs 5.9 kg and measures 66 cm long. That means she has grown 11 cm since we first met her—wow! She is getting stronger too. With her mom’s help, she can now sit up and even stand for a little bit. She also made lots of sounds today. Mrs. Charron thinks she’s learning to use her voice, and we love hearing her little noises!  

At 5 months adjusted, Everly is still waiting for her first teeth to arrive. She had fun looking at all of us and holding onto her toy. She is a pretty happy baby, but we learned that she does not like her car seat —it makes her cry!  

Next month will be another big milestone for Everly. She is going to try solid food for the first time! Her first taste might be mashed carrots—yum! We can’t wait to see how she likes it.  

We always love our time with Everly. She teaches us so much, and we are excited to see what she learns next!

Exploring Nepal with Merrick

Our Visit to Nepal

Merrick’s presentation about Nepal was full of amazing facts and stories! He told us about the towering Himalayas, home to Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in the world. We also learned about Nepal's rich culture, with colorful festivals and ancient temples.

Merrick shared stories about the yaks and snow leopards that live in the mountains and the delicious dishes like momos (dumplings) that are popular in Nepal. Merrick’s research made us want to explore the breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture of Nepal!

Exploring Ukraine with Logan

Logan’s presentation about Ukraine was very interesting! He brought in authentic Ukrainian Easter eggs (Pysanka), beautifully decorated with intricate patterns. We also got to taste a delicious apple cake (Yabluchnyk) he shared, which was a real treat. 

We learned that the Ukrainian flag is blue for the sky and yellow for the wheat fields, representing the country’s rich farmlands. From the colourful festivals to the warm hospitality, Logan’s research made us appreciate the beauty and culture of Ukraine even more!

Discovering Indonesia with Sameerah

She taught us that Indonesia is made up of over 17,000 islands, making it the largest archipelago in the world. We also learned about the country's rich culture, with hundreds of languages spoken and diverse traditions. Sameerah told us about the beautiful rice terraces in Bali, the active volcanoes, and the incredible wildlife, including orangutans and Komodo dragons. Sameerah's research made us all want to explore the amazing islands of Indonesia someday!