Monday, 26 September 2016
Seisen Learner Profile in Action
Marina and Anna were spotted on the Green Top at break time with their Writer's Notebooks! They explained that they were so excited about their writing that it couldn't wait to read each others until after recess! What attributes of the Seisen Learner Profile or what PYP Attitudes are these students showing? Please leave your comments below with a short explanation!
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Global Mindedness Day
Thank you to Gyeongseo and Dasha for this week's update.
We really enjoyed developing our leadership skills during Global Mindedness Day.
We were proud of how Sixth Graders were very caring and showed kindness to the little ones.
The Parade was AWESOME! We hope that people will continue to be Global Minded in future.
Wednesday, 21 September 2016
Parents' Day 2016
We would like to thank everybody who attended our annual Parents' Day on Monday September 19th. Below are the slides used in the Grade Six classrooms.
You can also download all the Grade 6 learning outcomes for the first semester by visiting the curriculum page of our school website here.
You can also download all the Grade 6 learning outcomes for the first semester by visiting the curriculum page of our school website here.
Demonstrating Leadership on Global Mindedness Day
Students came to the Media Centre and made QR codes to share information they found on various countries. It was a challenging task but the six graders lead their teams, ensuring that all members worked together cooperatively.
Monday, 19 September 2016
Parents need brain breaks too!
We often take brain breaks in Grade Six. At parents day we had a long lesson- so the parents took a brain break too. I think they were real risk-takers today.
Sunday, 18 September 2016
Japanese Newspaper
In the advanced Japanese class, first topic we
studied about were the characteristics of newspapers, the difference between other types of writings and why it is useful to many people. The students
also picked a piece of article that intrigued them in some way and wrote few
sentences about it.
6B PE-Students are inquiring of the skills we need to play volleyball with success and being an effective server
The students have learned the proper technique and success criteria needed to set, bump and serve a volleyball.
Friday, 16 September 2016
Thursday, 15 September 2016
Student Bloggers Saya and Maya
Saya and Maya H. are the student bloggers for this week. Here is what they had to say:
Thanks to the help of our designers Rin, Yume and Joanne, our class has made a Seisen Learner Profile box, where students write slips about others living the learner profile. For this unit we are focusing on the profiles of religious and global-minded. On Friday, we have a little celebration where we open the box, and congratulate the students who have been spotted.
Friday, 9 September 2016
World champion percussionist visits Grade 6 students!
Thursday, 8 September 2016
Cultural Sharing in Grade Six
It has been really interesting getting started with our first unit of inquiry and building an understanding of what culture is.
Mia A and Tanaya were this week's blog post drafters from 6A. Here's what they had to say:
For the past two weeks, everyone has brought in an item from a culture that they belong in. We shared it with our classmates and set up a cultural table to show the items we brought.
In the spirit of Global Mindedness, students decided to translate the Central Idea: Understanding the beliefs and values of others can promote global mindedness, into several languages including Japanese, Hebrew, Korean, Chinese and Irish.
This unit's Learner Profile Focus is on being Globally Minded. As the students prepare for house their applications for the position of House Captain, they are putting forward plans for how they will develop and promote Global Mindedness.
Mia A and Tanaya were this week's blog post drafters from 6A. Here's what they had to say:
For the past two weeks, everyone has brought in an item from a culture that they belong in. We shared it with our classmates and set up a cultural table to show the items we brought.
In the spirit of Global Mindedness, students decided to translate the Central Idea: Understanding the beliefs and values of others can promote global mindedness, into several languages including Japanese, Hebrew, Korean, Chinese and Irish.
Central Idea and Lines of Inquiry in the languages of 6A. |
This unit's Learner Profile Focus is on being Globally Minded. As the students prepare for house their applications for the position of House Captain, they are putting forward plans for how they will develop and promote Global Mindedness.
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