Week 8 Update

Good afternoon all,

I want to take this opportunity to thank you all for the beautiful gifts and well wishes on my birthday. You have definitely made me feel very spoilt and loved!

Some of you may not know, Allira is having a major surgery tomorrow in Perth and I ask that you keep her and the family in your prayers. I know that she will be back running around with us in no time, we are already missing her very much!



WEEK 8 REMINDERS
ASSESSMENTS
With reports looming, there will be a few assessments carried out this week and next, to finalise the data I have. Please see the testing dates below, these have been written into the students diaries:

1. Maths Part 1: Fractions - Wednesday 17th June (tomorrow)
2. Indonesian - Wednesday 17th June (tomorrow)
3. Science: Natural Disasters - Monday 22nd June
4. Maths Part 2: Decimals - Wednesday 24th June

In our Science lesson today, I will be going through the study notes required for them to study over the next week. If your child is away, can you please encourage them to follow this up with me when they return.


CAMP 2020
Camp has been tentatively booked for the beginning of next term at Forest Edge in Waroona. Unfortunately, we still haven't received the green light from the government. With this mind, we are still going ahead with the necessary planning in hope that the government will jump onboard soon.

You were emailed a permission slip and a medication form today for you to fill in and send back to me. If these could be in by the end of the week, that would be great.

We will let you know of any more information as soon as we find out.


WEEK 8 - LEARNING
Our study of our Saints is coming to an end and we have produced some incredible pieces of work to celebrate their chosen saint. Our display wall is taking shape, I do encourage you when you can to come in and have a look at the work they've been producing...



First our Saint biographies look incredible and are beautifully written... See some of the examples below. 





The Blooms Balls are finally being completed and are one impressive dodecahedron! The students took great pride in creating these and it shows. I am super proud of them...





WEEK 8 - HOMEWORK
It was brilliant to see that most students finished their homework last week! Our organisational skills and routines are coming back into order, which is great!

Just want to remind you that the students diaries and Learning Grids MUST be signed at the end of the week.

Home Learning Grid includes: 

1. Reading 20 minutes each night - write title and amount read into the diary each night

2. Spelling Activities - Different Fonts & Letter Grouping due Friday 19th June

3. Project Work - STEM - Final session of filming this week, editing might need to be completed at home. The STEM advertisement is going to be presented next FRIDAY 26th June.

4. EXTRA (for those who do not finish in class): Blooms Ball templates and Biography frames are now homework, as we can't afford to spend any more class time on them.


Have a great week everyone!













Mrs Ricciardone & Mrs Martin

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