Festival du Voyageur!

We had a GREAT time at Festival du Voyageur today!
We went on a tour of Fort Gibraltar, toured the Voyageur Park, saw an awesome concert, had free time and got to make a craft!
Hé ho!

The fun continues tomorrow afternoon with Voyageur games in the gym!

6F2 is off to Festival du Voyageur on 

Tuesday, February 16th!

**Students should be dressed to be outside for most of the day.**
**They should bring a bagged lunch with them.**
**With parental permission, students may bring money to purchase snacks or souvenirs.**

100th Day of School!

6F1 celebrated the 100th Day of School today by...

*participating in the Amazing Race (100 Day Edition)

 *In Français, debating about what you would rather have. The winner: 100 hamsters!

*competing in the 100-Second Challenge, including the events:
How many times can you write your name in 100 seconds?
 How many times can you type your name in 100 seconds?

 How many times can you jump on one foot in 100 seconds?

How many chair sits can you do in 100 seconds?

How many push-ups can you do in 100 seconds?

*trying to fill in the 100 posters: can you think of 100 careers? 100 animals? 100 countries?

 Yay for Hundred Day!

Best Book Update!

After two heated debates, two more books have moved forward in our Best Book Ever standings.

With a vote of 10 - 9, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory moves on.
With a vote of 12 - 6, Holes moves on.

Compliments for Valentines!

Last week, each student had to write down a compliment about every student in the class. I compiled all of those compliments together to make a Valentine.

How fun to read all the anonymous compliments!

Party Committee!

Thanks to the Party Committee 

for a super fun party this afternoon!

Happy Valentine's Day!

6F1 celebrated Valentine's Day today with...

**Valentine math

 **Writing mini French stories with French conversation hearts

 **Estimating how many candies were in each bag. The person with the closest estimation won the entire bag! Congratulations to the winners!

**Writing Valentine Rebus messages