The BEST class ever!!: October 2005

Happy Halloween from the Moser Ghouls!! Hope you all had a fun and safe night! See you on Wednesday!!

Eeww! Way to get in there!!

The Little Ones love working with their big buddies!!

Way to roll up your sleeves and get the job done, Paige!!

Happy Halloween!!

Great work!!

What cuties!!

Way to go, Katie Girl!! After a fun afternoon of the Amazing Race, Slitherin was in the lead followed closely by Hobbes. Great effort from all the competitors!

Great job, Laura, but I think you've got a little something on your glasses!!

This task is no problem for - Super Nerd...saving the world one chess move at a time!!

Way to go, Zack! He takes one for the team!!

Hang on, guys!! You can do it!!

Open up and say "Aaah!"

Time for Tubby Bye-Bye!!Mason and his trusty side-kick, RJ

Helping the Kindergartens carve pumpkins

Detour - Work it out or Dig it out - Scott chose to dig it out. Good work, Scotty!!

Cinderella...you lost your shoes!!

Roadblock - Working hard to complete the task

This morning we started our new novels. I'm really excited about both of them as I know you will not be able to put them down once you start! Who is the protagonist in your novel and discuss your reactions to him so far. Describe the novel's setting and the protagonist's home life.
Have a safe and happy Halloween - see you all on Wednesday!!

I researched the Boot Camp Sagewalk.Sage walk is a wilderness camp directed to troubled teens dealing with anything from drugs and alcohol to ADHD. I think this would be very affective because it breaks people down, but then builds them back up. A lot of teens who go there struggle with the physical challenges, but more so with the emotional challenges that come thier way. I think this would be very, very affective to any teens who go there.

-LAura Our Classroom

Good morning Grade 8,
We have finished the novel Daniel's Story. Did you know the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum commissioned Carol Matas to write this novel. They wanted children to see the horrors of the Holocaust from another child's eyes. They have a permanent display at the museum, showing different aspects of Daniel's journey. Please go to the site and respond with your reactions. Is the display similar to what you imagined as you read the novel? Do you think this would be a valuable experience for young people? Daniel's Story exhibit

Kid of the Week #9 - Gena
Favourite Past-Time - Karate
Favourite Food - Chicken Cordon Bleu
Favourite Movie - White Chicks
Favourite Subject - Art
What her friends say about her :
"Gena is very smart, kind, friendly, outgoing, caring and funny! Good job, Gena!"
"Gena is a very hard worker with great marks. She is beautiful inside and out. She is also a great soccer player. Keep up the good work, Gena!"
"Gena is smart, fashionable, friendly but kind of shy, and a super amazing friend!"
"Gena is a good friend and she is helpful and good at soccer!! Friendly. Caring. Fun. Awesome. Cool. Sweet. Athletic."