Magnets

We are studying magnets in Science. We have learned many things about magnets thus far.

1. There are different shapes of magnets: bar, horseshoe, disc, ring, and cylinder. 
2. When something is magnetic, it can pull things with steel or iron towards the magnet. 
3. The two ends of a magnet are called the north and south poles. These are the parts where the magnets are strongest. 
4. Around these poles is an area known as a magnetic field. In the magnetic field, other magnetic objects can be drawn to the magnet.

Easter

St, Patrick's Day

CBC Radio's Saskatoon Morning

CBC Radio's Saskatoon Morning is on the lookout for a unique school in the city. It's asking for people to nominate their school, sharing what makes it special. Saskatoon Morning will host a live broadcast from the winning school.

We would like to thank a student's parent for nominating our school. It is truly an honour to be nominated for teaching these beautiful students.

In response to the nomination, the class has made a video and accompanying audio recording highlighting the outstanding parts of our school mentioned in the letter.

Video

Audio Recording

100th Day Celebration

100th Day of school was celebrated. We brought 100 candies to school and determined all the multiples of 100. After, we tried to accomplish many different tasks in 100 seconds!

Please view our video!

Career Day

So many career choices!

Structures - Joints

Joints are places where two parts of a structure are held together by nails, fasteners, cement, or other material. Today, we built structures with a variety of materials. We used our prior knowledge of using triangular shapes to strengthen the structure and using different materials for joinery.