Bonjour! Happy Thursday, May14th! I hope that you all have a wonderful long weekend!
Happy birthday to Emma in the afternoon class. Her birthday is tomorrow!🎈
Here are today's lessons:

MUSIC/ LITERACY
Outcomes:

• explores and experiments with patterns, movement, rhythm, sound and music
• begins to recognize and respond to elements in music, such as rhythm, melody, harmony, form and expression including tempo,dynamics and tone colour.
• explores and expresses ideas, perceptions, feelings and thoughts in a variety of forms: e.g. art, music, drama and movement

Directions:

• Listen to the link from Mme Berko
• https://youtu.be/MkrcWeRZbCU

LITERACY/SCIENCE (TO BE DONE WITH AN ADULT ONLY)

Outcomes:

• explores and experiments with new words and terms associated with topics of interest
• represents and talks about ideas and information; dictates to a scribe

Materials:

• a lemon
• saucer
• water
• teaspoon
• cotton swab
• white paper
• lamp

Directions:

• squeeze the lemon juice into the saucer.
• add a few drops of water and mix well with the spoon
• dip the swab into the lemon juice
• use the swab to write a message on ordinary white paper
• when it dries, the writing will be invisible
• when you want to read the message, heat the paper by holding it near a light bulb and the words will appear on the page

Why?
The juice of lemons and other fruits contain compounds of carbon. These compounds are nearly colourless when you dissolve them in water. But, when you heat them, the carbon compounds break down and produce carbon, which is black. This activity is an old one from when Mme Jane taught junior high science.

The Armstrong Sisters!

Today's students of the day are:

The Callin Brothers!

2/3 of the Lavery Brothers!