Outdoor Gym

Mrs. Charon took advantage of the milder temps to take the phys. ed. class outside. The teams had fun trying to get the boards to move in synch to slide on the snow. Lots of fun was had trying to race each team. 

Door Decorating Day

 

 

A Pirate Christmas 2018

Our Visit to the Morris Museum

Because of Winn Dixie Hallowen Party

We enjoyed peanut butter sandwiches, egg salad sandwiches, pickles, candy and Dump punch while watching the movie Because of Winn Dixie. We explored the themes of friendship, forgiveness, acceptance, sadness and loss in this book that appealed to everyone through the story told by Opal and her scruffy dog Winn Dixie.

Learning our math through pumpkin exploration!

PJ Day!

How is your boat powered?

Students were challenged to build a vehicle that is powered by magnetic force. The vehicle also needed to support a load of 10 marbles.

More exploration of static electricity

Exploring Static Electricity

Orange Shirt Day

We honoured the survivors of residential school by wearing an orange t-shirt. For a clearer picture follow Morrisschool1 on Instagram!

Our Classroom Community

With Mrs. Fisher we have been working on how we contribute positively to our classroom community. Everyone is responsible for doing their very best!

Terry Fox Run - we raised over $2000! Thank you!

Our Word Art

We Are Like Pieces of a Puzzle...

Our Names Glyph

Design Challenge: Build a Robot that Writes

Welcome Back to School!

School's Out For Summer!!

Wishing everyone a fun and safe summer holiday!!! We had a great year with lots of laughter and learning! Great job!

Fun in the Sun!

We are very fortunate to have such a great swimming pool in our community! The students learned some new skills and everyone had lots of fun. We couldn't have asked for better weather during these last two weeks of school! Have a wonderful summer!

How-to Presentations

Here is a peek into some of the How-to presentations that were shared with the class. The students enjoyed planning, presenting and writing about the projects. There were a large variety of topics! 

Playing chess, strategies in Minecraft, making a homemade bird feeder, making chocolate covered strawberries, lemonade, paper airplane, banana sushi, fort building, air pressure rocket, breakfast ideas, fishing, riding a dirt bike and ordering in a restaurant. Well done 3-4s! We will be repeating this project with new ideas next Spring! 

Tall Grass Prairie Preserve

A few pictures to show the highlights of the day!

Friendship Bracelets

The grade four girls made these beautiful friendship bracelets in Mrs. Fisher's friendship group. The colours represent the zones of regulation.

Well done!

Rocks & Minerals

Mr. & Mrs. Searle shared their fascinating rock and mineral collection with our class. We were amazed to see they even had real gold! We all got to take samples home for our own collections. Thank you!

Steinbach Heritage Village Field Trip

The Igloo is complete!

Estimate how many milk jugs it took to build the igloo! Email your guess to Mrs. Edel.

Hint: The first 6 layers all have 46 milk jugs. 

Festival Du Voyageur

                       Festival du Voyageur                                                            by Garland

We went on a field trip called the Festival du Voyageur! We saw a lot of sculptures. One was a hand holding an origami dove. It was my favorite. We went to the playground and I did the bobsled of luge. It was really fun and I rode it 2 times. We rode the horecart. The horse cart was fun to ride but the horse pooped. We saw the huge fort. They traded furs. And the horses names were Razzle and Dazzle. My favourite activity was the bobsled or luge. I would recommend going there.

Festival du Voyageur by Amber

    We went to the Festival du Voyageur on a field trip. First we went on a horse ride. The 2 horses' names are Joe and Ace.
    Second we went to go see the sculptures. There was a pumpkin and a face and a gas station. 
    Third we went to an imagination playground. We got to build things. Me, Makyla, Abby and Olive made a house.
    Last we went to Fort Gibraltar. We went in the blacksmith cabin. I would go again but not on a bus.

FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR

By Makyla

We took a bus to the Festival du Voyageur. First we went on a horse carriage ride to a game that was in the back. We got split into groups with Mrs. Johnston’s class where you had to get more packages then the other team it was so fun.

Second we looked at the ice sculptures. I liked the hand that was holding the origami dove. The other ones were: 4 pumpkins, a gas station, a really cool face and cubes stacked together. We played a few games it was so fun.

Then we ate lunch in huge tent with bunch of other class. And it was so so hot in there. I sat with my mom, Kiera, Abby and Taylor B.

Last we went to Fort Gibraltar. We were outside and gun shots meant that it was time to switch groups. We all screamed. I liked the furs at the trading post.

I love it. I would definitely go again. I loved it.

Festival du voyageur

1.    How we got there:

On February 22 we went on a field trip. The bus ride was so long. I sat with Abby on the way there. It was so fun on the bus but maybe not so much for Santana.

2.    First things we did:

When we got there we played in the playground and dropped our bags of and went on the horse ride. It was so fun. I sat with Santana on the horse ride. Once we got off the horse ride

3.    What we ate:

Then we had lunch. For lunch I had Dunkaroos and other foods. Then we went to see cool houses. My favorite was the black smith house thing.

4.    Last things we did:

Between each house thing there were gun shots. We also saw a lady holding a fox on a leash. While me and Santana where in line a boy came up to us and asked us what our names were. His name was Matthew he was really nice. We saw lots of ice sculptures. Then we went on the bus and I slept with Santana the whole way to Morris.

I really want to go back and make a bracelet and get my face painted.

By Taylor J