Monthly Archives: January 2012

Australia Day – January 26th

Today was Australia Day! One of our students, Tyler,  moved to our school a few months ago from Australia. Tyler’s mom came to tell us a little about Australia Day.  We learned that a man named Captain James Cook, was the founder … Continue reading

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Happy Birthday, Carissa!

Happy Birthday, Carissa!  How did you celebrate your special day?

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Habit 7: Sharpen the Saw

The 7th (and last!) habit we’ve been learning about is Sharpen the Saw. This means we will: o balance our computer time with other positive elements in our lives such as family time, reading, recreation and work, etc. o continue to enjoy other things, … Continue reading

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Artist: James Rizzi – Birds

James Rizzi (1950-2011) is known as “the guy that draws those birds,” or  “the guy that draws those buildings with faces.”   He  has a child-like style of art, which uses vibrant colors.  We had a lot of fun learning to … Continue reading

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Important Dates

Upcoming Dates: Jan. 20 – Winter Carnival –  activity run by IRJC students (weather permitting) Dress Warm, bring a 2nd pair of mitts/gloves, in addition to all other winter gear Jan. 30 – No School – PD day Feb. 3 … Continue reading

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Epidemic in the North Den!

Extra, Extra, Read All About It: Sick Day at IREC The Students in 1V came to school SICK!  By the time the morning bell rang, they wanted to phone home.  We spent a few minutes writing letters to Mom or dad, telling … Continue reading

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Digital Citizenship Habit 6: Synergize

The 6th habit we’ve been learning about is Synergize. This means I can: work together and learn from others online using collaborative literacy tools (blogs, e-mail, etc.) always do my best when working in a group. Please watch for the Habit … Continue reading

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