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Category: June 15-19

National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21

June 19, 2020 / / 1 Comment

On Sunday, June 21, it is National Indigenous Peoples Day

Click on the play button below to hear our very own Mrs. Loukopoulos’ podcast about local Indigenous musicians and artists. So great, Mrs. L! Well done!

Please check out this great video about Susan Point and Coast Salish art that was put together by April Strickland from our Burnaby School Board.

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Finally, click on the image below to register for a virtual Drum Across BC.

Enjoy the weekend and check back on Monday for more ways to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day!

 

 

 

Div. 2 Story Studios!

June 14, 2020 / / 0 Comments

Happy Monday Morning!

As  mentioned earlier, we have Story Studios from Grade 6 and 7s to share, as well. It was very fun to work with them on their “because moment” that was inspired by Mo Willem’s book, Because. Look back at May 20 to see the story and think about your own ‘because moment’ if you haven’t had a chance to yet! Check out a small selection of the wonderful stories that were shared…

Thank you to Emma…

And Troy…

Because video games were invented, people started playing.

Because people started playing video games, they became more popular.

Because video games became more popular, more were produced.

Because more were produced, I was able to access video games.

Because I was able to access video games, I was able to play video games.

Because I was able to play video games, I got more skilled at video games.

Because I got more skilled at video games, I was able to help others play video games at a higher level.

Because I helped others play video games at a higher level, they were able to help others play video games at a higher level.

And Kyle…

I chose piano as my because moment because piano is the thing that got me into music, and piano helped me learn more about myself. Piano is important to me because through piano, and music in general, I’ve made so many amazing friendships, and learned that music taught me to be myself. Through piano, I get to express myself without even speaking words, because I let the piano do the talking for me, which is amazing. Piano has shaped and changed my life so much and taught me that I don’t always need to be stressed. I use music to cam myself down, and it’s really helped me throughout the years. Piano and music has taught me so much, and I can’t wait to learn more about myself through piano and music.

And Isabelle…

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And Thomas…(click on the image below)

Great work Div. 2! 🙂

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