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Mrs. Brown's and Mrs. Calderon's second graders had Millie's dad (Jaycob Brugman) come into their class recently to talk to the students about his experiences palying Major League Baseball for the Oakland A's. He talked about hard work, setting goals, and never giving up. He brought his baseball mitt, jersey and even left an autographed baseball for the class.
Maple Ridge Students of the Month for November and December were recently recognized for demonstrating respect. Thank you to these students for being such great examples! (Not pictured: Tyson Butler, Gray Seldon, Carson Hill, Sloane Peterson, Elise Morgan, Averee Wilde, Brandt LeBaron and Olive Williams) #mapleridgepride #bethemagic
We are looking forward for an opportunity to meet with you regarding student progress through the end of the Term 2 and to set goals for Term 3. Please select the link below (next to your student's teacher) and sign up for an appointment that works best for your schedule. If you are unable to meet during the available times, please contact your child's teacher to set up an alternate appointment. The majority of our conferences will be held via Zoom in order to minimize the groups size in the building. Thank you for making this time to meet!
Listen to our students sing "Let It Be Christmas" Maple Ridge style by clicking the link.
Maple Ridge 5th and 6th graders worked on Pop Art inspired by Roy Lichtenstein. These colorful collages were spectacular!
Fourth graders in Mrs. Taylor's class have been exploring energy transfer. They used cups and tried multiple ways to connect them. The best way they found was to use a thin cotton string. Perhaps they have found a new way to communicate while wearing masks!
On the first Friday of every month, the school counselor teaches a school-wide lesson focused on an attribute associated with our Maple Ridge P.R.I.D.E. acronym. PRIDE stands for perseverance, respect, initiative, determination, and engaged. For November, the attribute we are focusing on is respect. The students were taught about civility and showing respect to all.
Maple Ridge kindergarteners recently celebrated 50 days of school 1950's style! They learned about life in the 1950's, counted to 50 by ones and tens, and had their very own Sock Hop!