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Happy Valentine's Day

A HUGE thank you to all of our wonderful parents for sending in something for our special party. We had such a variety of items and it was ALL eaten.



I am bringing home a special bag with lots of valentine's cards from my friends. Please have me find some sight words and read the names of who they are from.

Here are some tips from our Occupational Therapist Ms. Kristen.

** A reminder that there is no school until Tuesday February 18.

 - Our 100 day celebration will be on Wednesday February 19. Come dressed as if you were 100 years old :)

- We will be doing our science experiment with our jars the last week of February. Please send in a clear jar with a large open mouth if you have not done so yet. Please send an extra one if you have any to. Thank you.

Jump Rope for Heart
Our kick off assembly for Jump Rope for Heart really made our hearts skip a beat! Thanks to the Calgary Skip Squad for coming and demonstrating their amazing skipping skills and endurance with us. We also appreciated Megan from the Heart and Stroke Foundation sharing all about how we can keep our hearts healthy. She shared some simple tips such as using the acronym EASY. Ask your child to tell you what each letter stands from.

As a reminder, we will be fundraising for the Heart and Stroke Foundation throughout the month of February. Please use the instructions below to sign up to start fundraising. Please note: all fundraising will take place online.

To sign up for online fundraising and more information about Jump Rope for Heart please go to the website  www.jumpropeforheart.ca and click on the following links and follow the instructions.

• ‘Join school’ – search Copperfield School
• Click ‘join school’
• ‘Join as new participant’ – fill in all your personal information, set a goal, invite your friends and start fundraising.

The deadline for the Jump Rope for Heart fundraising is Thursday, February 28th. 

Thank you for your support with such an important initiative. Copperfield has heart!

If you have any more questions please feel free to email Mrs. Patten at lmpatten@cbe.ab.ca

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