About Our Secret Agent Classroom
Hello everyone! Welcome to our classroom blog! Our class has eighteen amazing students in grade two at Carlyle Elementary School and our school is located in Carlyle, Saskatchewan. Our school is in the Southeast Cornerstone School Division. Carlyle Elementary is a Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 6 school with 242 students and has 15.9 full-time teachers. Our school mission statement is “To enable every student to be the best that they can be”. Our school division mission statement is “Success and Achievement for Every Student in Every School.”
Our teacher’s name is Mrs. Kyle and this is her seventh year teaching at our school. In our school many of our classrooms have a theme or a class name. We are the 2K Secret Agent classroom because we enjoy exploring new topics, asking new questions, and finding out the answers to our questions. Thanks for stopping by to check out our class blog! We would love to connect with you and hear about your school, province, state, or country.
Hello again my friends!…Did you find my comments under Blogging Guidelines?…Silly me!What are you learning today? Have you had time to talk about the Flat Stanley/ Community project? If not – no worries! The science games sounds exciting. I am wondering… is a snowflake a liquid or a solid??
Hello! We did find your comments under the blogging guidelines. Thanks for writing! “Today we learned about traditions.” (Secret Agent #1). “We had learning buddies to our classroom.” (Secret Agent #5). “We had a guest come tell us a story.” (Secret Agent #12). “The elder told us a story about Mother Earth.” (Secret Agent #17). “He told us a sotry about a little boy.” (Secret Agent #8). “The little boy in the story threw rocks at the elders and the elder told the boy if he wasn’t nice to the elders he would be old.” (Secret Agent #11). “The little boy looked into the mirror and saw that he was old.” (Secret Agent #18). “Solids melt into liquids and liquids freeze into solids.” (Secret Agent #13). “A snowflake is a solid.” (Secret Agent #1). “If the snow gets hot it turns into a liquid.” (Secret agent #10).
Thanks for writing! 🙂
Hello back to my Secret Agent Friends! Wow…you are learning lots. Now, I know!… a snowflake is a solid. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Learning never ends – it lasts your entire lifetime!:) I also love hearing traditional stories especially about Mother Earth and by an Elder! Elders are honoured and very respectable storytellers. They are wise, kind and caring people who know all about their traditions and culture. Do you remember last year reading the legends about the dream catcher and the big dipper? These are my favorites and I like collecting dream catchers especially when they are made with natural materials and given to me by the first nations people! Traditions are very important to people, families and cultures. A Canadian tradition in my family, when my children were younger, was to always have a bedtime story by either myself or my husband. My youngest son would always request “a story by your mouth”! (Too funny)I can’t wait to keep the tradition going when I get to be a grandmother and tell bedtime stories. What is a Canadian tradition that you have as a person, or a family or a culture? Can’t wait to hear all about your traditions. Take care my Secret Agent Friends…and until we blog again! 🙂