January 20 - 24

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A huge thank you to the volunteers for our Studio Bell Field Trip! It was an amazing experience and we could not have done it with out you!


Family Literacy Day 

“Family literacy activities strengthen the relationship between family members which, in turn, encourages lifelong learning.”

Royal Oak School will be recognizing Family Literacy Day on Monday January 27th. Students are invited to wear pajamas, bring a stuffy and a favourite book to share with a friend. Regular curricular activities will continue on this day so please make sure your child wears pajamas that allow them to participate in recess, gym, etc (no footed pajamas or nightgowns)

Further information and ideas for home can be found at www.familyliteracyday.ca

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Inquiry:

Students are designing their own musical instruments. They did their planning and made a list of materials needed to construct their instrument. I will provide some of the materials, but students were asked to bring in their own supplies as well. Nothing is to be purchased. All materials should be things you already have and stuff from the recycle bins. Students are following the idea from the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay.

They will need all their materials by Thursday, January 30th. We will be building that morning.

Thank you for your support

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