Zorbits Math Adventure

Your child is using a new digital math resource in the classroom called Zorbit's Math Adventure.  

Students can access the game from home on a computer or iPad.

To play on a computer, visit the following website: play.zorbitsmath.com

To download the Zorbit's Math Adventure app, search "Zorbit's Math" in the app store and download the following app: Zorbit's Math Adventure

Your child's username and password are on the inside cover of their agenda.

If you have any questions about Zorbit's Math Adventure, please feel free to contact them at support@zorbitsmath.com.

Picture Day

Wednesday, October 23rd is Picture Day for Kindergarten - Grade 2.

Tuesday, October 22nd will be for Grade 3 - 6.

Unfinished Work Folder

If your child comes home with their blue "Unfinished Work" folder on a Friday, please have them complete their work over the weekend and return it in the folder the following Monday.

Reading Correlation Chart

Ever wonder the correlation between the levelled PM Readers your child reads at school (Levels 1-30) and the Learning A-Z levels (Raz-Kids)?  Here is a Reading Correlation Chart to help you out!  All Learning A-Z (Raz-Kids) levels have been updated are ready for your son/daughter to explore.

Raz-Kids

Your child has access to award-winning digital resources through Kids A-Z, Learning A-Z's website created for students.

Kids A-Z Login Instructions:

Step 1: Go to www.kidsa-z.com

Step 2: Enter or choose the teacher's username, mwalker216

Step 3: Your child finds his or her username on the class chart

Step 4: Your child enters his or her password

(password can be found on the inside cover of his/her agenda)

You can also download the Raz-Kids app.

Word Wall Words

Last week we started our weekly Word Wall Words.  Students will be writing them in their agendas at the beginning of each week and they will also appear on the Home Learning Suggestions Calendar beginning in October.  Please have your child practise reading and spelling these words throughout the week.

Monthly Calendar

Beginning in October, a monthly calendar will be sent home with students that include daily "Home Learning Suggestions". The activities listed on the calendar support the thinking and skills that are being developed in the classroom on a daily basis. The calendar is not expected to be handed in at the end of the month. Its purpose is to provide students with additional opportunities to further develop their skills at home. In addition, students are encouraged to read daily.