To acknowledge Auburn Bay School’s participation in Pink Shirt Day tomorrow, February 26, and to continue the fight against bullying, students and staff will be encouraged to wear something pink. Pink became the color for standing up to bullying when two students in Nova Scotia stood up to bullying in their high school. A student was bullied for wearing a pink shirt to school and these students showed their support for him by buying pink shirts and encouraging other students to wear them.
Thank you for helping us to create an environment that is safe and supportive. Together we can make a difference.
Today in Kindergarten...
- AM Kinders had gym today. They are practicing their basketball skills.
- AM Kinders explored 3 part patterns today and reviewed what the 'core' of a pattern is. Ask your child to tell you what the core of this pattern is:
- PM Kinders went outside for some collaborative play to practice their social and problem solving skills.
- PM Kinders were introduced to artist PAUL KLEE. The used their artist eyes to observe what they were seeing and how it made them feel.
"It looks like a color palette" - Blake
"Maybe it's squares for a disco ball" - D
"It looks like it's Egypt because there is so much yellow and sand is yellow" - Odin
"There are lots of shapes" - Daisey
"The sun is mixed with red and yellow" - Emily
"There are some letters at the top" - Ryder
