Thursday, June 11

Lunch Supervision & Bussing for 2015-2016 School Year

-Please register for lunch supervision for the 2015-2016 school year

-follow the steps to register online

-go to our webpage and click on My CBE Account to access the link

-you do NOT need to pay the fees until September

-students moving to grade 7 can also register for bussing online

-if you need assistance to register online please call our office 403-777-6000

Today we read more about...

Ask me what is happening.  

 How does this caterpillar protect itself?

 The caterpillar formed a chrysalis inside a leaf cave! 

 What are the parts of a butterfly?

 How do butterflies breathe?
...through tiny holes called spiracles. 
Spiracles are along the side of the abdomen. 

 I can explain the life cycle (or circle of life) of a butterfly. 

 We started writing about butterflies. 

 We made a brainstorm of our ideas. 
Ask me what we have learned. 

 We read..

 What sound does /ch/ make? 
Ask me to point to it. 

 The chrysalis is see-through. 
What is the scientific name for see-through...

 What does it mean to catch a whiff of something? 
...to smell it!

Why do they land on their feet?
...to taste the flower. 

 Ask me to point to the rhymes. 
How do I know they rhyme?
...they end the same! /ip/ and /ip/ 

 How many red and white flowers are in each group?

 Here is our Painted Lady butterfly. 

We read a book about thankfulness!
What am I thankful for?

 Ask me what birds I see. 

 Can you find the peacock?
Where did we see one of those? 

 Where is he flying the kite?

 Where would a cactus grow? 
...in the desert where it is hot. 
This picture is of Mexico. 

 Ask me to compare these trees. 
What is the same... what is different...

 What do clouds give us?
...they can make pictures in the sky
...they bring rain. 

We read a book about time. 
Ask me what we do during the day. 

 What is time? 
Time is how long something takes. 

What happens in the morning? 

 What happens at noon?

 What happens in the afternoon?

 What do we do in the evening?

 What happens at night?

Thanks, 
Miss Anderson