Arts & Crafts
Artwork on Display
Our bulletin boards are looking amazing! Our Grade 1 and 2 students have created artwork that expresses their ideas on showing kindness and respect to the critters and plants that share our world. Kindergarteners have shared their creative thoughts on saving energy. Grades 3 and 4 are showcasing colorful pastel winter folk art trees, and Grades 5 and 6 have added their own mixed‑media winter tree creations. Stop by when you can and take a look!
Pumpkin Decorating Contest
This year’s pumpkin decorating contest was so much fun! It was awesome to see so many students using their creativity to make cool and spooky pumpkins. Every pumpkin was different—some were silly, some were scary, and all of them made our library look amazing!
A huge thank-you to Mr. Irving, our amazing Teacher-Librarian, for once again hosting this spooktacular event. We’re so proud of all students who participated —your creativity has lit up the season! We’re already looking forward to next year’s creations. Keep those brilliant ideas brewing!
Creating Talking Sticks - Cultural Indigenous Activity
See pictures here of our Indigenous Support Worker, Ms. Alex, helping students create talking sticks with thread and beads. Ms. Alex explained the origin of talking sticks to our students, and showed how they are used as a tool in Indigenous Communities to foster listening and respect in groups.
