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Posted: October 23, 2014

    Please ensure that your child return's their book to school daily. Two books have gone missing, so if you can take a minute to look around home that would be greatly appreciated. Merci :)We will begin practicing our Daily5 (Super 5) routine next week. Once we have reheasred all 5, students will be reading new books in small group settings with myself and their peers in order to be sent home and practiced.

Posted: October 19, 2014

     Welcome back J I will be placing class pictures from the past few weeks on my teacher page this week. I am very pleased with everyone's progress thus far. We will begin our week by quickly reviewing the concepts taught last week and then move on to our next section which is all about animals. As we progress though each unit, we continue to build our class word wall and reinforce “no excuse” French words.   French - This week our theme will be all about "pets". Students will learn to identify various animals, express which one's they prefer, and describe in detail a pet of their choice. For example, students will learn to say the following: "mon animal préféré est...", "il s'appelle", "je n'ai pas...", "je veux avoir", etc.   Please continue and read, record, and return your child's book along with his agenda and letter sheet daily. We will soon commence guided reading once the nightly reading books have been completed. Remember as well to continue reading the sound sheet of the night (placed in agenda) and review les "mots outils" located in the box on the bottom of the sheet.   Math - Monday we will review concepts taught to date. Tuesday we will have a small class quiz on number up to 1000 (place value, numbers greater then/less than, etc.) to wrap up our first unit in math. Wednesday we will be moving on to tackle mental math strategies up to 2 digits, along with addition and subtraction of 3 digits numbers where the final answer can be as high as 1000.  Reminders:  - Reading is to occur nightly. Please record on sheet. - Reading bags are to be returned daily - Please sign your child’s agenda to let me know you have reviewed homework Let's have a great week! As always if you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me. 

Posted: October 13, 2014

     Welcome back from Thanksgiving weekend! I look forward to hearing everyone's stories from their extended weekend. I hope you enjoyed the "Me Voici” video. Throughout the year, we will continue to utilize technology as much as possible to expand our learning en Français. French - This week students will communicate their preferences at school by stating what they like "j'aime" and do not like "je n'aime pas."   1) "Ce que j'aime à l'école"...what I like at school 2) "Ce que je n'aime pas à l'école"...what I do not like at school Please continue and read, record, and return your child's book along with his agenda and letter sheet daily. We will soon commence guided reading once the nightly reading books have been completed.   Math - We continue to practice our numbers orally up to 100 in class. We are paying special attention to the 60 vs 70s and 80 vs 90s.Please refer to my web links in order to practice at home. Also, we will continue to work on our numbers unit in math. Last week we completed another 2 lessons. Students continue to review how to represent numbers symbolically and pictorially using base ten units. By Friday, my goal is to complete our first unit. Practice sheets will be sent how the following week in order to practice for our unit quiz. NOTICES:   * October Scholastic orders due Friday, October 17th  Let's have a great week! As always, if you have any questions, comments and/or concerns, please contact me :) Cheers. 

Posted: October 6, 2014

The Me Voici video posted below was filmed after only 2 weeks in French. A few minor speaking errors, but I am very pleased! Congratulations to everyone for a job well done :) Thank you to Mr. Duplessie as well for helping us record the video. I look forward to our year end video and the many gains that will be accomplished.

Posted: October 3, 2014

     Welcome back! Can you believe we are already into the month of October? Students have made great gains, and I look forward to the many Halloween themed activities this month :)French - We will be finishing up our 4th week in French.Please continue and read, record, and return your child's book along with his agenda and letter sheet daily. Once the 19 books have been completed, we will commence guided reading in class.Remember to read the sound sheet of the night (placed in agenda) and review les "mots outils" located in the box on the bottom of the sheet. Stay tuned for another special video presentation. Mr. Duplessie was in last week with his iPad equipment to film use learning to speak in French. Students are enthusiastic to see the videoMath - We continue to practice our numbers orally up to 100 in class. Please refer to my web links in order to practice at home. Also, we continued working on our numbers unit in math. Last week we completed 2 lessons. Students reviewed how to represent numbers symbolically and pictorially using base ten units. This week we will be learning how compare, order, and skip count by 5 and 10. Later on in the term, we will be skip couting by 25 and 100. If we have time, we will move along to incorporate estimation.  NOTICES: 1) Fire Prevention Week. There will be a presentation in the gym. 2) Teacher PD sessions next Thursday and Friday (October 9th/10th) hence NO school for students.3) Thanksgiving Monday (October 14th)...NO school4) October Scholastic orders will be sent home Monday. Due October 17th  Let's have a great week! As always, if you have any questions, comments and/or concerns, please contact me :) Cheers.

Posted: September 29, 2014

     The month of September will soon be behind us. We have had a great first month en 3e année. The month of October will be filled with many fun Halloween activities. Stay tuned :)French - This week we will review oral structures taught to date. We will continue with:1) "Ma grandeur"...my height2) "Ce que j'aime à l'école"...what I like at school3) "Ce que je n'aime pas à l'école"...what I do not like at school.Record nightly on the sheet the particular book that your child has read. Books need to be returned daily so that they can continue to read all 19 books. Once completed, we will commence "guided reading" and "Daily 5.” Likewise, we continue to learn new letters and sounds en Français. Sheets will be sent home to read once rehearsed in class.Math - We continue to work on our Numbers unit. Students are learning many new terms in French. Our objective continues to be read/representing numbers greater than 100, skip counting to 100, place value, and estimation. Students also received a math textbook, which will remain in class. Textbooks are new to students, so they are being taught how to read the books then transfer and answer questions from the text to their binders. Notices: 1)  Please check my teacher page, reading bag, and agenda's nightly for any notices, homework, etc.2)  Fall Fair this Friday from 4:30 to 6:30.As always, if you have any questions, comments, and/or concern please contact me :) I am more than willing to help. Let's have another great week at St. Andrews Elementary.

Posted: September 21, 2014

         Welcome back.Please know that your child is doing well and I am very pleased with their results thus far. It is very special to be learning a second language. Please stay tuned for a special video presentation next week. French - This week students will continue to concentrate on what makes them unique. Discussions, readings and written activities will incorporate the following: I have x hair…”J’ai les cheveux x” I have x eyes…”J’ai les yeux x”          I am bigger and/or smaller than…”Je suis plus grand(e) que, plus petit(e) que etc. At present, we are concentrating on sight words. Spelling words will not be sent home as they are practiced extensively in class throughout our daily activities. Students have also seen and practiced all the vowels and we will move on to consonants. Math - We will also begin our unit on numbers. Aside from learning the terminology in French, our objective is to read and represent numbers greater than 100, skip count to 100, place value, and estimation. Reminders: - Picture Day - Thu, Sep 25/14 8:30 am - Grandparents/Special Friend Day Concert - Fri, Sep 26/14 9:00 am If you have any question, comments, and/or concerns please feel free to write me an e-mail or contact the school. I will respond as soon as possible. Let's have a great week! Thanks.  

Posted: September 15, 2014

   French - This week's theme will be "Friends" Students will learn to present a friend to the class. Phrases that they will learn include: "I have a friend...his/her name is", "Do you have a friend? What is his/her name?" "Is your friend a boy or girl?" etc.We will continue to work with the colour theme as we progress to learn new school and class vocabulary items. Our word wall continues to grow and students are making great gains.Likewise, we have moved on from the vowel A in our reading and writing activities and are now concentrating on the vowels E, I, O, and U. These sheets will be sent home once reviewed in class. Please take time to practice the words found on the bottom of the vowel sheets as well. You will notice that they are the same on each sheet. These particular words have also been added to our class word wall. Spelling for these particular words will take place in class throughout the day as we complete various tasks and assignments. We also continue to read collectively as a group. In the coming days, books will begin to be sent home. Your child may not recognize/retain everything as of yet, but please encourage them read the title, look at the pictures, and continue with a sentence or page if they get hung up on a word.Math - This week our focus will be on pronouncing numbers from 20-50 and place value (units, tens, and hundreds). Please refer to the videos I have posted on my page to aid your child. Our objective is to read, draw and represent numbers greater that 100.Reminders:- Reading bags need to be returned daily- Terry Fox walk this Friday at 10:15 following recess- School picture day Sept 25th- Scholastic orders due Sept 22th If you have any question, comments, and/or concerns please feel free to write me an e-mail or contact the school. I will respond as soon as possible. Let's have a great week! Thanks.

Posted: September 8, 2014

   Welcome to 3Glazier. This week in class students will learn the following: -      Quelle est la date aujourd’hui? (What is today’s date?) -      Comment t’appelles-tu? (What is your name?) -      Quel âge as-tu? (How old are you?) -      En quelle année es-tu? (In what grade are you in?) -      Es-tu une fille ou un garcon? (Are you a girl or a boy?) -      Mon ami-e s’appelle (My friend’s name is…)      We are also busy learning about the objects in class, school materials, days of the week, colors, vowels, and numbers from 0 to 30. We will also commence our reading corner this week.Homework will begin to be sent home in the near future. Please refer to your child’s reading bag and/or agenda for notices. Let’s have a great week. If you have any question and/or concerns, please feel free to contact me at school, and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks.

Posted: September 8, 2014

Tuesday Sept 9th @ 6 p.m. myself and Mlle.Prince will be holding an information meeting following our school open house for parents of students in grade 3 French Immersion downstairs in my classroom (Rm 134). The meeting will be in regards to the immersion program followed by any questions you may have. Thank you.

Posted: September 3, 2014

Welcome to 3G Immersion. My name is Ryan Glazier and I will be your son/daughter's grade 3 French Immersion teacher this year. I have been a French teacher for the past 9 years. I look forward to our year together as your child begin's the journey to becoming bilingual. Please stay tuned for updates :)

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