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10. Reading your persuasive arguments about bringing a pet to school. I almost agreed. ALMOST.
9. Seeing all of your finished drums. I wish I had been at the drumming workshop with you! So fun!
8. Various book conversations. You are all such great readers!
7. Watching you all begin to see the connections between patterning and Chess.
6. Beating Kollie in a Bump demonstration.
5. Learning how to pronounce at least one Vietnamese word properly.
4. Watching and listening to you all sign, sing, or stand respectfully for our national anthem every time I was in.
3. Hallowe’en and Wax Museum hilarity.
2. Learning how much we all trust…or don’t trust each other… It’s okay however you are! It’s good to learn about ourselves.
1. Presentation day for Ice Storm Action Plans. You all learned so much! I was, and still am, so proud of all your hard work.
I had a great time getting to know you all this year. Grade 6s, good luck in grade 7! Remember that life is what you make it. You will choose new friends, keep old ones, join new activities, or continue working hard on hobbies you already have. Whatever choices you make, look for what you enjoy about them. Grade 5s, enjoy grade 6! It is a special time in your life when lots of younger people will look up to you (literally) and you can make a difference by being a positive role model. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. Be good to each other.
Ms. Scharf

Happy Canada Day and happy summer holidays to all my students and their families. I am hoping that my students will continue to blog to us know what they are doing over the summer. I will continue to check the blog for posts and comments. Enjoy this long weekend.
A Canada Day riddle:
Question: How to you get a mob of unruly Canadians out of a swimming pool?
Answer: “Excuse me, sorry to interrupt, but would you please get out of the swimming pool?”
Hi Mr.Toft! Yahya was just telling me about the video you showed in class, do you mind sending it to my email?
If you can that would be awesome, byeee
Today’s the last day of school and I’m happy and sad. I’m happy because I don’t have to do work anymore and I get to do awesome things during the Summer. I feel sad though because I’ll miss all my friends and my favorite teacher. During the Summer I’m going to have my birthday party, go to a lot of camps, and go to Canada’s Wonderland!!! Now I can’t wait until next year to start grade six!!!
I am wiping away a tear! Yes, it’s me, Sandunya, from all the way in Sri Lanka! I can’t believe that I can communicate with my friends on the other side of the world! I miss all of you. Right now I am sitting in the shade of a tree with my uncle’s laptop in my arms . . . not sure that I’m very comfirtable, but it just makes me sad to hear about all the things you guys are doing without me!! i heard about the graduation and stuff, so I’m thinking about what all of you grade sixes were wearing, and what the grade [5s did that day].
One more day!
Tomorrow afternoon there will a be small celebration in the form of a movie for my class. I’ll bring drinks and a snack for everyone. Students are welcome to bring an extra snack for themselves if they wish.
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1. The best memory is with Karen because she always made me laugh when we were skiing and we were on the bus.
2. I really liked MrToft.ca because we can look at people’s posts and say something about them.
3. I really had a good time with Leo Brooks. I learnt a lot of drumming and the sounds.
4. It was so fun presenting our skits to Mr. Dunford’s class. Some of the skits were so funny.
5. I learned a lot about how newspapers work because Mr. Toft told us some facts about newspapers. We all did our own newspapers. I liked the title of some people’s newspapers.
6. I was so scared that our egg will break when Karen threw our egg protector down. Bu luckily the egg was safe. Some didn’t survive.
7. I got to play recorder this year. I was happy that I passed the red belt! Recorder is so fun!
8. Everyday we sang O Canada. Some people did the hand signals, some didn’t sing, and some did. It is the traditional way that we do it in Canada.
9. We were advertising our cereal box. My friend Karen named hers Awful Waffles! It’s kind of wierd how she thought of that but that’s the way she wants. Maybe that can grap people’s attention. My box was called Bitz.
10. I learned a lot of things at Parliament Hill. They taught us how brave soldiers are. What country they fought for. I really think the soldiers were brave.
Here are the books Mrs. McCosham and I read to the class this year. Which were your favourites?


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Here are a few things I remember about this year:
Outings
Class Activities
School Events
Acts of Nature
Teachers
Techy Stuff
What are your best memories of the 2010/11?