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September 23rd - 27th

September
We raised $730 for Terry Fox. Ask me what Mr. Pressey did.

September 25th
Please help me make Mr. Pressey eat something gross and raise money for cancer research. We are hoping that each student could bring in $2 to help us reach our goal of $1000.

Today we watched a video all about seeds. We took notes to help us remember what we learned. Mrs. Pelletier  came in to our class and taught us all about Terry Fox. Mr. Pressey started our Talk for Writing and we began learning how to orally tell the story of Skeleton and Mummy so we could learn how to write a defeating fear narrative.


September 24th

I have book orders

I have new spelling words.

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September 23rd

Today we had Jarad from Aussie Football come in.

Ask me how seeds trick us into moving them.

Please bring in donations for our Terry Fox run.

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