Happy last full week of school 2nd grade crew families,

Thank you again to the Parents who continue to spoil us with treats, it was lovely to start a Monday with some yummy snacks, we are truly very lucky here at Andrew Sibbald School!

We have had so many exciting things happening in Grade 2 and at our school. This week the students had a great time at the Pancake breakfast and our sports day with our buddies. Huge thank you to again for the Grade 5's for organizing such a fun afternoon, and the parent committee for providing us all with a freeze.


Our learning intentions for Sports Day (Grade 2 Physical Education):

  • I can run, jump, and move my body in different wayds during games and races.
  • I can try new activities and use different equipment safely and fairly.
  • I can balance, throw, and catch in ways that help me play and have fun.
  • I can take turns and share equipments with my buddies.
  • I can cheer on my teammates and show good sportsmanship.
  • I can work together with others to finish a relay or group challenge.
  • I can try my best and stay active in every event, even when it's hard.
  • I can talk about how moving my body makes me feel strong and happy.
  • I can follow the rules and directions to help keep myself and others safe.





























We were also very fortunate to have a very special guest Jay Genaille share a hoop dancing performance this week with us. We also took some time to honour National Indigenous Peoples Day and the beginning of the Summer Solstice.
















Our last day together is this Thursday, dismissal is at 12:00 p.m. Report cards are visible online on Wednesday.

Have a wonderful evening, see you tomorrow morning friends.

Ms. Craik

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