Community Pop Up Food Hampers

The following message was sent out on school messenger:

Food Hamper Program

Good Morning Keeler Families,

Brown Bagging for Kids will be hosting their weekly pop up food hamper program on Thursday May 21st at the Genesis Centre  from 4:30pm - 6:30pm.

No registration is required, simply show up. please see attachment below for details.



Thank you,

Keeler School

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

June 5, 2020 Message

Keeler | June 5, 2020 Message  Good Afternoon Keeler Families, With the on going circumstances around COVID-19, the Calgary Board of Education has decided to release student report cards online through the MyCBE PowerSchool account. Paper copies will no longer be provided to families. We are reaching out to ensure that our families have created a MyCBE PowerSchool account so they can access their student’s report cards. If you have not created a PowerSchool account for your child please follow the instructions attached below or call the office at 403-777-8180 during office hours. Further details will be provided to parents on how and when they can access/view their child’s report card. MyCBE Parent Account Creation.pdf   On May 28 th  we provided an online engagement survey to allow families to offer feedback, below we have provided a brief summary. Learn and Share | CBE and school budget and school fees information and online engagement We know we make better decisi...
Read more

Fantastic Fall Break/Learning Update

Image
Hello Grade 2 Families, We hope that your fall break has been wonderful and restful.  As we (Ms. McGill & Ms. Rahal) think about next week, we want to update you on all the wonderful learning from the past 2 weeks and what will be coming after the break! By the end of last week your child should have been able to: Math:  Identify how many tens and ones there are in a given number, and represent that number in various ways.  For example...  Pictorally: Represent a number using the new strategy we learned (see image).  The purpose of this new strategy is to allow students to complete this task more efficiently. Concretely: Represent a number using the tens and ones blocks.  We found that most of our students needed practice counting by tens.  The tens blocks help with this because the students can pick one up and see that it has ten as they count! Social Studies Explain what a body of water is, and identify the various types of bodies of water that a...
Read more

Learning Update

Image
Hello Grade 2 Families, The past few weeks have been busy! In Science , students performed an experiment where they answered the question: "What is the coldest place inside the school?"  We travelled around to different areas, and used a thermometer to measure the temperature.  We learned that the coldest place inside the school is inside the lunchroom freezer. We have been doing more preparation work for our Meteghan trip!   (Social Studies) Each class decided on a route to Meteghan, using prior knowledge from our research project last month.  Ms. McGill's class will be flying to St. John's, taking the ferry to Digby, Nova Scotia, and then a bus to Meteghan.  Now, we are making a packing list. Math : Following the activity where we made videos describing and comparing our favorite 3-Dimensional shapes, we began to study 2-Dimensional shapes.  Goals for the students in Ms. McGill's class were that by the end of the week, they would be able say, "I can descr...
Read more