Enjoy your snow day today! I know that I will.
Some things that were due today will now be due on the Monday we come back.
These are some things to keep in mind for next week:
Monday - India Geography test
-Service hours - due
-Reading logs for November - due
Tuesday - French homework
Wednesday -
Thursday - Christmas program
Friday - Mr. Bisschop's chapel
-Scribbler test
*Be sure to bring your instrument on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday this week.
Mr. Bisschop
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Saturday, November 20, 2010
6B - week of November 22 - 25
Monday:
Tuesday: Math Test
French homework due
Wednesday: Battle of the Shapes - due -
Thursday: Geography of India test
Service Hours Due for term 1
Friday: PRO D day
PE strip and proper shoes required each day.
Instrument needed at school on Monday and Wednesday.
Any questions, feel free to email me.
Mr. Bisschop
Tuesday: Math Test
French homework due
Wednesday: Battle of the Shapes - due -
Thursday: Geography of India test
Service Hours Due for term 1
Friday: PRO D day
PE strip and proper shoes required each day.
Instrument needed at school on Monday and Wednesday.
Any questions, feel free to email me.
Mr. Bisschop
Saturday, November 13, 2010
6B - week of November 15 - 19
Monday:
Tuesday: Grade 6 boys volleyball @ Richmond Christian
Wednesday: Grade 6 girls volleyball @ Vancouver Christian
Thursday: Bible test (Unit 3)
Friday: Scribbler test
November 25 - Last day for service hours in term 1
Students are reminded:
-to fill in their reading records daily.
-to have their instruments at school on Monday and Wednesday.
-to have a PE strip and proper shoes each day.
-review their French vocabulary regularly.
Tuesday: Grade 6 boys volleyball @ Richmond Christian
Wednesday: Grade 6 girls volleyball @ Vancouver Christian
Thursday: Bible test (Unit 3)
Friday: Scribbler test
November 25 - Last day for service hours in term 1
Students are reminded:
-to fill in their reading records daily.
-to have their instruments at school on Monday and Wednesday.
-to have a PE strip and proper shoes each day.
-review their French vocabulary regularly.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Remembrance Day Chapel
Mr. Hanlon led the middle campus chapel this morning. He challenged us all to take some time to truly reflect on the sacrifices that have been made in the past and to be grateful for the freedom we enjoy today. We all went outside and stood for a minute of silence and listened to Kaitlyn play The Last Post on the trumpet.
Monday, November 8, 2010
6B - Week of November 8 - 12 UPDATE
In addition to what the post below on this week states, 6B will also be having a quiz on the history of India. The post below can help the students study for the test. The focus is not so much on memorizing dates and names, but rather on understanding and explaining the "why" questions.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Mr. Bisschop
Let me know if you have any questions.
Mr. Bisschop
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Remembrance Day 2010
A NEED FOR SILENCE
No different now than years gone by
For freedom, still our soldiers die
So we can live.
For freedom, still our soldiers die
So we can live.
Risking safety once again today
Enemies encountered on the way
To a successful mission.
Enemies encountered on the way
To a successful mission.
Road side bombs; bullets flying
Hear their screams; hear the crying
Of those we love.
Hear their screams; hear the crying
Of those we love.
Helicopters swirl desert sand
Rescuing yet another man
Whose life is threatened.
Rescuing yet another man
Whose life is threatened.
Flags we fly and poppies wear
Emotions held, we now can bare
Just how we feel.
Emotions held, we now can bare
Just how we feel.
So many wars; so many lost
Left alone we wear the cost
A poppy red.
Left alone we wear the cost
A poppy red.
They gave their lives to defend
Say a prayer for it to end
And always, REMEMBER.
Say a prayer for it to end
And always, REMEMBER.
Jacqueline Black
2010
2010
6B - week of November 8 - 12
Important dates/assignments this week:
Monday:
Tuesday: French quiz
Wednesday: Remembrance Day Assembly (Time, to be announced)
Thursday: Remembrance Day (No school)
Friday: Scribbler test
Additional notes:
-Please ensure your son/daughter is prepared for school each day by having a PE strip and proper footwear.
-This week we will be concluding another Bible unit. This means a test will be just around the corner.
-Also, encourage your child to review their French vocabulary daily. A few minutes each day will go a long way.
Monday:
Tuesday: French quiz
Wednesday: Remembrance Day Assembly (Time, to be announced)
Thursday: Remembrance Day (No school)
Friday: Scribbler test
Additional notes:
-Please ensure your son/daughter is prepared for school each day by having a PE strip and proper footwear.
-This week we will be concluding another Bible unit. This means a test will be just around the corner.
-Also, encourage your child to review their French vocabulary daily. A few minutes each day will go a long way.
Friday, November 5, 2010
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