Hello!

Tomorrow is our Terry Fox Run! It was moved from Friday, due to potential snow (yuck). Our classroom has set a goal to raise $35 dollars for cancer research. We will all wear stickers and ribbons as we run on Friday to advocate and raise awareness for the Terry Fox Foundation.

Friday is our Pillars of Care assembly. Our award recipients, who have done a wonderful job showing the Pillars this month, were sent home with slips today. Congratulations!

We have library tomorrow. Please remind your child to bring back any books they may have at home.

Today we got our new words for this week. This Friday will be our first spelling test. Here are the  lists for this week, if you want to practice at home. We will be utilizing these words for word work all week.

Students will know what group they are in.

Blue
Purple
Orange
Yellow
Red
hockey 

received 

neither 

believe 

achievement

equality 

referee 

pleasant 

illegal 

nominee 

electricity 

frequent 

entry 

eagerly 

pique 

easel 

abbreviate 

tedious 


next 

left 

help 

please 

believe
many 

very 

been 

seen 

she 

between 
three

easy 

sea 

leave 


as 
has 
fox 
box 
mix 
egg 
jam 
pet 
nap 
big 


attach 

where 

sandwich

change 

watch 

singer 

slippery

spring 

gather 

these 

thread 

athlete 

worth 

thirsty 

whisper

whistle 

awhile 

nowhere 


afraid
explain
payment
sleigh
raise
straight
freight
height
they
favourite
April
Able
radio
station
relation
daybreak
trace



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