Thank you for attending our Celebration of Learning and making it such an outstanding evening! So far we have raised over $400 dollars for the Calgary Food Bank. If you did not have a chance to attend or you were not able to donate last night we will accept donations right up until next week Thursday January 31st. Also food donations of non-perishable food items will be accepted right up until Thursday January 31st.
SKATING
January 25, 2019
Hello Parents and Guardians!
The Royal Oak School Physical Education department is pleased to provide you with the opportunity to join us for an evening of Ice Skating. Please join us on either Tuesday, February 5th or Thursday, February 7th from 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. at the Royal Oak Community outdoor rink. We will have skates and helmets available to borrow from the Skate Shack. There will be music, hot chocolate and coffee. We hope to see you there!
Kid Sport Calgary has generously donated the use of their Skate Shack, which is a trailer full of skates! The skate shack will provide us with child, youth and adult skates as well as helmets. You will need to sign out the equipment with one of our volunteers. All persons on the ice during this time will be required to wear a helmet and the equipment will be available on a “first come, first served basis.”
All children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. School staff will not be supervising this event. If a child is coming with an adult other than their parent/guardian, they would not be able to participate unless they have a written note from their parent/guardian indicating that another parent/guardian will supervise them for this activity.
We are looking for volunteers to help setting up the music, managing the skate shack (handing out and bringing in the equipment). Also, assistance is needed attending to the hot beverage area. If you are available to volunteer, please email our volunteer coordinator, Niki at ROSvolunteers@gmail.com.
Thank you for supporting the Physical Education program and I hope to see you all soon!
Helen Hennick
ROS Physical Education Specialist
Temperature
Today we started talking about temperature. We looked at the weather in Calgary and compared it to the weather in Iqaluit. We learned how to read the weather and that the unit of measurement is degrees celsius.
We also looked at how to read a thermometer.
https://www.mathsisfun.com/measure/thermometer.html
Next week we will use thermometers and do some science experiments about measuring and predicting temperatures of some hot and cold things!
IRIS GOALS
Today we updated our IRIS goal and strategy. We looked at something that we wanted to improve on and that we could build our MASTERY at or our INDEPENDENCE at. Please ask me to show you IRIS and what I am going to work on over the next few months.
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