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Take a look at the school calendar for this month HERE |
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Moira Secondary School Cordially Invites You To Our
EXTREME FUN FAIR & MOIRA IDOL
Thursday May 24th
4:30 – 7:15 Fun Fair
7:30 – Moira Idol
There will be events for all ages!
Ø Games and crafts
Ø Bake sale
Ø Sports obstacle course
Ø Tattoos and face painting
Ø Cupcake decorating
Ø Science fun
Ø Math mania
Ø Journey to the past
Ø Hands on technology
Ø Digital photography
Ø BBQ and refreshments for sale
Ø Silent Auction
Admission: Cost includes both the Fun Fair and Moira Idol – WOW!
Over 12: $5.00
12 and under: $3.00
Family Pass: $15 (includes 2 adults and multiple children)
All proceeds raised will support the purchase of new school equipment.
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April is a month where we encourage Autism Awareness amongst our HJC community. Children and adults who appear on the autism spectrum life, work and learn alongside us every day and We owe it to them and to ourselves to learn as much as we can to ensure mutual understanding and productive environments.
Are you interested in learning more about autism? Are you looking for support for your children, students or yourselves?
Check out the Geneva Centre for Autism |
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Online Reading Suggestions |
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There are a couple of choices for families to access picture book reading online from home. We thought we'd provide the links below.
Story Line Online
It's a site sponsored by the Screen Actors Guild and features celebrities, both young and old, reading popular picture books. There are numerous options to download scripts and activities.
Bookflix
This site has been approved by the school board. Numerous activities for readers. The user name is 'hpedsb' and the password is 'bookflix'. Enjoy the site!
Also, you may have wished to access the Premier Software from home. It's available below:
Premier
The user name is 'hpedsb' and the password is 'family'.
We hope these will give you some options to enhance student learning and literacy from home.
(HJC Admin.) |
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Support your Learning and that of your Learner |
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CRITICAL THINKING
Students are asked, on a daily basis, to think critically about the world around them. A critical mind should be trained to analyze and question everything that is read, seen, listened to, etc... Many parents are questioning, "What is critical thinking?" "How can I help my child to think critically?" If you are one of these parents, please take a look at these two articles - designed to help parents encourage critical thinking in their children.
Critical Thinking 1 Critical Thinking 2
DIGITAL LEARNING
Our board provides supports for students and parents in the form of digital resources. People looking for help with their homework or with particular questions related to math, language or technology should check out the HPEDSB Support for Digital Learning.
E-Newsletters
Issue 1
Issue 2
Issue 3
FRENCH IMMERSION
French Immersion students and parents who are looking for some help with homework in a second language should check out this great resource.
Click here!
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