Hello Division 2. As you know we’ve had many absences as of late for exposures as well staying home to be cautious.
Things that are ongoing that you can work on at home are the Independent Novel Study which is still due May 28. If you are at home, this is a perfect time to get to work on it!! Complete them and you can submit them to me by email if you wish. I will mark it that way and give you a mark online.
Math. The Math textbook and Worksheets are all online now as well. Link is HERE. You have 2 options here.
- Follow along with us by checking the homework board on what we’ve worked on for that day or
2. work at your own pace and complete as much as you can. IF you choose 2, complete odds or evens out of the text book then do the accompanying worksheet.
Any questions just email me at lowe_s@surreyschoools.ca
See you soon!!! Mr. Lowe
Wayne Thiebaud Art
Mental Health Resources
EPIC TETHER BALL GAMES
A sudden resurgence of tether ball games has hit DC. Everyone play safe and keep your head up! As they say, “Eye on the ball.”
Welcome back to school everyone! Please stay tuned for more information!
How to log into your @wildcatsdc.ca account, Prodigy Math and Google Classroom
OnE dAy At a tImE
This Crazy Time
Hello class!! I hope you’ve all been well and have managed to stay connected with each other. Stay tuned. I’m going to post a video tomorrow here. We’ve got some plans in place and I’m looking forward to sharing them soon.
Mr. Lowe
Reflection on Global Warming Project
- Write your Inquiry Question
- How did watching and learning about global warming help you to create your Inquiry Question?
- Did your Inquiry Question change over time and did you feel limited by it?
- How has your thought process on global warming, what can be done, and where we are as a civilization changed over the last month
- What did you learn and more importantly how has it changed you?
- If you were to take the next step and further your research, what might you differently and why?
- Did you enjoy this project yes or no? Why
We are back online. Sorry for everyone that couldn’t access the site for the last little while. The host had a major power outage and the 34,000+ spam messages brought this website to it’s knees. Back to your regular programming now.
Welcome Back to School!!
I hope that everyone has had a restful and relaxing summer. We have organized into classes and are slowly getting back into the swing of things. Let’s get to work!!
I am in the process of piloting a new online grading program that will give access to students and parents. It’s goal is to keep everyone accountable and updated on student progress. Notices will be coming home shortly regarding class expectations and other important information.
Looking forward to a great year!
Mr. Lowe
Deep Cove Kayak online waiver and trip information
What to wear/What to bring
**All paddlers should bring a water bottle and a full change of clothes and towel for after the tour. YOU WILL GET WET KAYAKING.**
Recommended Clothing:
- Rain pants (This is our most highly recommended piece of clothing).
- Synthetic fabrics (Non-cotton layers)
- Wind/rain shell
- We strongly encourage sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses (with a strap) if it is hot and sunny.
Please DO NOT WEAR ANY DENIM OR COTTON. When these fabrics get wet they take a long time to dry.
This will increase your odds of being cold out on the water.
If it is forecast to rain on the day of your activity please bring a rain coat. Our tours **RUN RAIN OR SHINE**.
Fossils video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9DTG8oLrEc
Grade 7 Science! Natural Selection
Thank you to the students and parents of Division 2. Together we collected 132 items for the Food Bank in 2 weeks! For each item that a student brought in this year, they recieved a ticket to enter into a draw to win one of a bunch of prizes.
Here is one being made!
Zentangle Art
Song 1
Welcome to Division 2!!
We are looking forward to an exciting year with many different activities and opportunities for students.
Please continue to check this page for updates on things happening in the class and the school.
Questions? Feel free to call the school or email me.
Important Dates Coming Up
Sept 26 – Picture Day
Sept 27 – Open House
Sept 28 – Orange Shirt Day
Oct 1 – Hot Lunch
Oct 17 – Pumpkin Fundraiser
Important Term 2 Dates
School Science Fair Feb. 22
District Science Fair Mar. 1
Novel Study due Mar. 15
Spring Break Mar. 19 – Mar. 30
Welcome back!!
Christmas Concert Thursday, Dec. 14 @ 1:00pm and 6:30pm.
Which one are you????
Songs to practice with. No words.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0yAWWpqFHQ
It’s that time again. FSA tests
Orange Shirt Day ~ A day to promote reconciliation
Creationism, Intelligent Design, and First Nations Creation Link
Evolution Link
Welcome back to school!
Please be ready for your first day of school with basic school supplies, water bottle and a ton of food! First bell is a 8:35 am.
Thanks for the wonderful year everyone!! Here’s the year end video if you want to watch it again.
Thank you to the parents and students for making the dinner and dance a Special day!!
All photos are online in the photo gallery. Have a look!
Welcome back to school!! Term 3 here we come. So many things to look forward to this term!
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Pirates play
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Fun Fair
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Camp
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Track and field
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Cultus Lake
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Video
FSA
WELCOME BACK
We hope that everyone had a wonderful holiday and New Year! We have some fun things planned between now and Spring Break. Be prepared!!
Songs for the Christmas Concert
https://youtu.be/dETgVcucAxo
https://youtu.be/uCyLO3rsCMA
Secret Santa List!
Reflection document
We are going to begin to use SeeSaw to document our work in the classroom. Check it out LINK
Current Division 2 News
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Grade 7 notice going home Friday. Notice for all parents who missed the meeting about fundraising, dinner and dance, and yearbook committees.
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WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL!!
1st day of school is Sept. 6. See you then!
Photo galleries will be taken off line January 2017. Please download any photos you would like before then.
2016 Grade 7 video is online!
Thanks for a great year!!
Airband videos are online. Thank you to Kevin Adlem for filming them!!
Cultus Lake Waterslides videos are also online now in the photo gallery!!
Camp Elphinstone was quite an adventure!! Kayaking, paddleboarding, low ropes, beach study, campfire, fire building… it was a packed and exhausting camp experience. Photos are online (about 1300 images) in the photo gallery. Have a look and download what you like. Here’s a sample.
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- We’re off!!
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- Big Tree
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- Swimming
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- Fire building
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- A visit
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- Team building games
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- Kayaking
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- The teachers
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- Ice breakers
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- I’m the king of the world!!
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- Ferry
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- reflecting
Discus videos. Athletes please review and look for arm position, body position at release, and how much you are bending your legs for explosive power.
Videos are here. YOUTUBE
Full on geek today!! May the 4th be with you. This was what the students did at the Raspberry Pi workshop at Trinity Western University. They had an amazing time learning to program!
For those of you who would like to continue to program using Scratch can do it online!
If you’d like to purchase your own Raspberry Pi kit they can be found at Canakit located in North Vancouver.
See above Grade 7 girls and boys!! Cassi is an amazing coach!
Welcome Back!!!
Only a few months of school left and lots of fun things to do!! We have high school visits, camp, Cultus Lake, Dinner and Dance, Air band among other things to look forward to this term!! Keep your head up!
If anyone is into photography, you can now download the entire Google Nik Collection for free. This used to be a $300 package. I use this all the time especially to convert photos to black and white (Silver Efex2). Find it HERE.
