Dear Parents and Guardians, 

Thank you for your enthusiasm and support this semester. 

The school will re-open on Tuesday the 8th of January 2019.

Have a safe and happy holidays season.

Ms. Beata and Ms. Ella 

Congratulations to....

Japie and Lauren for perfect attendance this term. 

 and Zara for most dedicated karate student. 

Cayden,we wish you all the best! 

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Students asked me to put it on the blog so they can dance every day during the holiday.
Move to learn provides students with adequate physical activities and opportunities to focus on school activities. Helps improve academic achievements and physical fitness. We are using 'Move to learn' program every morning.

Here are some examples.

King/Shapes Shapes
Let's Get to Work
Work That Body
Dance It Out
Giddy Up
Hey, Sleepyhead (K-3) Energy Levels
Let's Go (K-3) Body in Motion
Basketball (4-6) Shapes














































Fitness Break





Alphabet Sounds (Pre-K) Alphabet










ENJOY!!!

How we organise our classroom

DAY 1 

Students were involved in sorting, cleaning resources, organising chair bags and pencil cases and of course moving things around. 

Computer Science Week

Let’s celebrate computer science together!

DAY 1 

Let's meet Blue Bot ...




DAY 2 

Students also did coding activities on Seesaw. 

DAY 3


This week is computer science week. The students participated in the Hour of Code at code.org An initiative to introduce everyone to the basics of coding. Your child can continue with the activities at home by following this link http://studio.code.org/sections/BRHJCQ In class, they worked with a partner and had to choose 'I have a partner' when they signed in. At home, they do not need to select 'I have a partner'.

Visiting Grade 8 today... 

Students looked at different Ecosystem.

Dress as your mum and dad OR superhero day!

Meet the mommies!

and the superheros 

We will be playing some games tomorrow and  
we will appreciate if students could wear house shirts and sports shoes. 

Math team challenges ....

          Boys-Team 1

                 Girls -Team 2

Students are working with place value blocks. We are working with numbers using those manipulatives. 
Students are doing a great job! 

Spirit week - Day 3

Congratulation to all students for the creativity and fun outfits to go with Wacky Wednesday. 

Please remember that tomorrow is a Superhero Day! 

Twin Day 

            Beritha and Madeline

Gabriel and Evandro 

Gien and her Mom

                             Lauren and her brother James 

 and.. our real twins: David and Richodine,         Meithan and Winnie, and Zara and Chloe. 

Students are still improving technology skills. Some of the tasks are: taking a photo, record and save on Seesaw. We are also learning to upload our work to my drive , select a folder and save. 

Students are doing great job with technology in the classroom. 

Students used ChatterPix App to record. We had a lot of fun today. 
Please click on the students name to view the recording. 


Fudheni       Gabriel

Popyeni       Meithan

Ohole          Evandro 

Madeline        Japie

Beritha          Aishe 

Zara            Lauren 

David          Amauro

Ms Jan visited our class today and shared her tools with us. Cross-stitch is her holiday hobby. 

Cool tool at school today! 

Thank you to Mr. Bill for coming and showing us some wood work. It was very well done. Students did a great job hammering those nails. 

We will be making our blocks talk using ChatterPix and share with you in my tomorrow's post. 

Spirit Week at WIS

Monday 3 December - Pajama Day at WIS 

Tomorrow Twin Day....

Measurement continue

We discussed different tools and units of measurement. 
One of them was a scale. 

Japie said that his mom weighs all his food. 


''When you have diabetes, your diet is a vital part of your treatment plan. Of course, you know what you're eating — a turkey sandwich, a glass of skim milk, a sugar-free fudge pop. But do you pay attention to the details, such as calories, total carbohydrates, fiber, fat, salt and sugar? Reading food labels can help you make the best choices''.

Keep in mind that ingredients are listed in descending order by weight. The main (heaviest) ingredient is listed first, followed by other ingredients used in decreasing amounts.Consider carbs in context

If your meal plan is based on carbohydrate counting, food labels become an essential tool.
Look at total carbohydrates, not just sugar. Evaluate the grams of total carbohydrates — which includes sugar, complex carbohydrates and fiber — rather than only the grams of sugar. If you zero in on sugar content, you could miss out on nutritious foods naturally high in sugar, such as fruit and milk. And you might overdo foods with no natural or added sugar, but plenty of carbohydrates, such as certain cereals and grains.

All the information above is from Reading food labels.

So here are some photos...

Our second tool was a thermometer.

We visited Ms. Urte's science class and she told us a lot about the temperature.