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Come get the worksheet from the library to unscramble the titles of 10 famous books. You can also print the handout out below. Answers need to be submitted to Ms. Haigh in the library by 3:15 today for a prize!
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Bring your favourite book to the library to share with other students. They will share their favourite book with you and maybe you’ll find a new favourite!
If you’re dressed up as a character from your favourite book, comic or manga today, come show your outfit to Ms. Haigh and get a prize!
Nothing today due to the staff meeting đ
Come get the worksheet from the library to try to find all the book titles in the word search. You can also print the handout below. Answers need to be submitted to Ms. Haigh in the library by 3:15 today for a prize!
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Come get the worksheet from the library to guess which book is which teacher’s favourite. You can also print the handout below. Answers need to be submitted to Ms. Haigh in the library by 3:15 today for a prize!
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here’s a new interactive display in the library where you can test your numeracy skills; it’s a giant Sudoku board! The board will change weekly so you can give it a try more than once. We just ask that you return the yellow number to the storage area after you’re done so that other students can give it a try. Not sure how to play? Check out this site for instructions.
Looking for something to read in February? Why not pick a novel full of love and romance in honour of Valentine’s Day? Come check out our display of recommended romantic reads in the library.“February is Black History Month and it gives British Columbians an opportunity to honour, celebrate and reflect on the stories, experiences and accomplishments of Black Canadians. This year, Canada marks the 28th official Black History Month, and this yearâs theme is âOurs to Tell.â Sharing the many stories of success, sacrifice, resilience, triumph and community will hopefully help inspire our students and communities to work together to build a more equitable society that is inclusive and leaves no one behind.”Â
– Beth Applewhite, District Principal, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
To help staff and students better recognize and celebrate Black History Month in Canada, our wonderful Alpha CARES team has generated a handout with excellent links and information.
CTV also has a great article that highlights Priceville, which was a thriving Black community in Ontario. In the article, there is a great audio clip on writer Tanya Hayles, who discusses why it’s important for Canadians to celebrate Black Excellence throughout the year.
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