Moonstone 2015 – 2016 Video
What A Blast!
Primary S.T.E.A.M.
We had great fun and learned a lot about buoyancy, stability and strength as we worked together to build our boats. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. We applied all of those skills today.
Father’s Day Videos
Happy Father’s Day to all of our great dads!
Obstacle Course
We had a blast at the obstacle course. Taro loved it too!
Water Party
On Monday June 27th, we hope to have a class water party in the afternoon. Please bring the following:
1) Bathing suit or change of shorts and shirt.
2) Towel
3) Extra snack and drink
4) Water gun (if you have one)
I will have extra water guns so please do not feel that you need to go and purchase one. If the weather is bad, we will try for Tuesday.
Taro Goes On The School Trip
Taro came with us when we went to Tudhope Park in Orillia. Everybody had fun with Taro. First we had a picnic. Then we went to the park and played on the spinning wheel. We took Taro down to the water. Taro played soccer with us and Tyler’s sister Mavis came to play too. We all had lots of fun with Taro!
Taro’s Weekend With Luke
This weekend I got to bring our “exchange bear” Taro from Japan home to my house.
First we played mini sticks Taro is a good goalie
We went to Tim Hortons on Saturday and then went to get groceries
Saturday night we went over to my friend Owen’s house so Taro could play with Owen Matthew and me. We had cake. When we got home we watched star wars the force awakens then went to sleep. Taro really liked the movie.
Sunday Taro came with me to hockey he tried on my hockey helmet. He watched my play. After hockey we came home and had dinner and got ready for Taro to go back to school tomorrow for a new adventure with another friend from class
Thanks for spending the weekend with me and my family Taro.
Luke
Kodomo No Hi Day In Japan
Our friends in Japan sent us these pictures where they are celebrating Children’s Day in Japan. They flew carp shaped streamers called koi (carp) – nobori. This was at the Koinobori Festival. The students also displayed ornamental samurai helmets called Kabuto.
They said that we “…. hope you can taste our Children’s day in Japan.”
We can!
Arigato