Monday, March 31, 2014

Monday, March 31, 2014

Hope everyone had a restful spring break! Today we wrote about all of the wonderful  things we did over the spring break :)

Inuit - Hunting Caribou
Today we talked about the Inuit people. We learned where they live and that they migrate with the animals they hunt (like the caribou).

We also looked at some of their homes (tents and igloos) and learned about their clothing (made from caribou hides and sealskin).
Lastly, we talked about hunting and gathering! Vegetables could not grow in the frozen Arctic soil. The Inuit ate nuts and berries to get the nutrients vegetables offered. Caribou was the Inuit's main food. The Inuits ate all parts of the animal! But how did they hunt these animals? Here was the students learning task:
Here are some of the ideas our creative students came up with! 


















Few reminders
- School Council Simply Delicious orders are due tomorrow. Please fill out the form, keep the last copy and send cash or cheque to the school if you wish to participate in this fundraiser. Money raised will go towards purchasing new gym equipment that will work with our new floors. Thanks so much for your support!
- Bottle Drive Fundraiser - On Saturday April 5th, Vista Heights School Council will be holding a bottle drive.
Location:  Vista Heights School – Parking Lot
Time:  9:00 am-12:00 pm
-Please volunteer your time to help us raise money for school events and activities. 
-If you are unable to volunteer please bring your bottles to the school during this time. 
-If you would like to donate your bottles, but are unable to transport them, call Joanna and we will arrange pick-up.
*This is a School Council Activity.  Parents must attend with their children; the school staff is not responsible for this activity.An adult must be present to pick-up bottles from homes and/or present to give permission for their child to ride in another parent’s vehicle.  Parents with trucks are especially needed!
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Phone: Joanna Quinn   403-291-1955
Email Allison Miller allisonmiller77@hotmail.com


Thanks,

Ms. Toor
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