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What does peace feel like?

**There is no school on Monday November 11

**Book Orders were sent home today. They are due on Friday November 15

Our poem this week was all about poppies. We learned a lot about Remembrance Day and why we honor this very special occasion. This week, some of us attended our very first Remembrance Day Assembly. Ask me to tell you about it. 

We have been talking about what peace is: what it sounds like, tastes like, feels like, smells like and what it looks like. We made poppies using potatoes! Ask me to tell you how I created my poppies. I cannot wait to share these with you as well as my writing at Parent Teacher Conferences in a couple of weeks.



In Science, we continue to take a closer look at animal behvaiors and what they do in the fall. We learned a big science word "adaptation" and "camouflage". Ask me to tell you what this means and how snowshoe hares adapt to the changing seasons. We did some art to represent our learning.







This week was Cade's 7th birthday and Mrs. Ly delievered our special cards to him at his birthday party. We were very excited to see his photos and that we were able to connect to Cade this way and make him feel extra special on his birthday. His most recent card number update is 930 cards! Wow!


Have a great long weekend everyone!

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