Ms Courtney's Class

With an unexpected shortened week at school we have only 3 and a half days of school left. We have been completing a ice-cream van math project which requires incorporates all the math skills we have learnt this week. We have also been writing about our upcoming summer holidays and taking the time to prepare for change for our leaving students and thinking of ways we can keep in touch with them. As well as this we write letters to next years Grade 2 students with some words of advise and tips. School Closure - Home Learning ISPP has been closed, Friday 2nd June 2017, please complete the activities on the Home learning tab. Please try to complete up to 2 hours of work today. Email me at courtneysmedes @ispp.edu.kh when you have finished (before 2.30). Then you will be marked as present. If you have any difficulty logging in to your email, Raz-Kids, blog or Mathletics account please email Mr Matt matthewdolmont@ispp.edu.kh Special Gymnastics Assembly Please take note of...

Simple Machines Game Play this learning game and make a comment on your class blog or in your homework book about what you have learned.

The students were fabulous at assembly this week. They all did a wonderful job presenting, singing, and being on stage throughout the assembly. UoI We are only two weeks into this unit of inquiry and the students have began to observe artifacts closely and think about what they may have been used for, who might have used them and where as well as how the artifacts can help us to understand Cambodia. On Monday we did an 'archaeological dig' in the sand pit. The students first had to decide the best way to complete the dig. The sectioned the sandpit off and worked on different sections. During the dig we all stopped when an artifact was found to record where we found it. After the dig we looked at each object and found clues about where the artifact might be from and who may have used it. Then on Thursday our assistances showed the students artifacts from Cambodia that were special to their families. The students had many questions to ask and learnt a lot about ...