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 | By: Jocelyn Desabrais After the tragic death of his beloved Kestrel, Billy Casper walked slowly into the shed. The shed where his life and fun used to live, but now only the stale stench of wood and steel. He peered into Kes\' nest. He could not b (More) |
 | In this unit called Who We Are, students have been learning about how they as individuals, learn best. We have done several lessons that have explored Howard Gardner\'s Multiple Intelligence\'s and also gained a deeper understanding about the various (More) |
 | About a week ago grade six learned about what type of learner we are. I am 100% musical 83% kinesthetic and 75% naturalistic. This means that I love music, I like to learn by moving, and I like nature. There are three different multiple intelligences (More) |
 | Grade 6 has been really tiring and hard sometimes but not as hard as Exhibition, after Exhibition I realized that everything we do was actually very easy. We started off by making up some topics through the Transdisciplinary theme \"Sharing the Plane (More) |
 | The Unit that we are doing is Who We Are. We took a test to figure out what learning styles we learn with. I found out that I can learn visually, aurally, logically and kinesthetically. I did not realize that there are so many different learning styl (More) |
| My classmates and I were given the amazing opportunity to meet some Kenyan mothers called the Maasai Mothers. They came here to talk to us about life in Kenya and how difficult it is. There was a lady that was living with the Maasai Mamas and informe (More) |
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| Your fingers aren\'t only used to hold objects, or to write, fingers have a more valuable meaning. The pinky finger represents safety because it\'s small and fragile. I feel safe when there are organized classrooms, friendly people around and student (More) |
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