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Tuesday Feb 18th

Good afternoon families,

I hope you all enjoyed a long weekend and got some time outside. I am still working towards keeping you all up to date better through the blog. Obviously this is something I need to work on.

I have sent out an email telling all parents the up and coming field studies. Due to student voice, we had to rush and book some places back-to-back. We are really hoping that all goes well in getting our volunteers!

This is the letter that was sent home today through school messenger. 

Below you will find the dates of each field study for the remainder of the year. If you are interested in volunteering, please email your child teacher the date(s) you are interested. We will then confirm that your security clearance is up to date and you have completed your annual registration form. Your classroom teacher will send you a confirmation email to inform you of possible next steps and/or which dates they will require your support. If you are no longer able to commit to a date you identified, please give your classroom teacher as much time as possible to find an alternate volunteer.  
Feb. 25 (room 6 & 7) Bow Habitat 
Feb. 26 (room 8) Bow Habitat
March 4 - Studio Bell
March 10 – Calgary Zoo 
March 16 - Earth Sciences Conference  
April 1 - Hulls Woods 
May 27 – Hulls Woods 
June 17 – Kananaskis  

Thank you very much for your continued support,  
Grade 3 teachers, Denean Langlois, Melissa Pond and Mallory Giborski 


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