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Important Information

How to Help out in Nature's Place (This is a pdf file)

• Nature's Place Weeding Instructions

Diversity Newsletter (This is a pdf file)

• September, 2009

Presentations

School Council Presentation - September, 2009

• Generativity and Essential Question - 2009/10
• Our Grade 3/4 Team BP A+ for Energy Grant
• School Council Roles Presentation

English Language Learner Presentation - April 2, 2009

• Powerpoint Presentation by C. Hollar, CBE Specialist (This file will download and run in Powerpoint.)
• West Dalhousie ELL Parent Handout
• Retelling Ring for Non-Fiction

 

Family Math Night April 16, 2009

• Powerpoint from West Dalhousie Math Night 2009

This is information to help you assist your child at home. This information was produced by the Alberta Regional Professional Development Consortia. They will download as pdf files.

• Do you Know There is a New Mathematics Curriculum?
• What is number sense?
• Why is my Child Doing Problem Solving in Math?
• Personal Strategies and Formal Algorithms
• What Are Manipulatives?
• How Can I Help My Child Look Forward to Math?
• Why is my Child Talking so Much During Math?
• Why is my Child Using a Calculator in Elementary?
• How will Mathematics be Assessed?
• What are "Mental Mathematics"?
• How Can Literature Support Mathematics?

Another great site with information for parents is the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

• Families Ask: Questions posed by parents (This is a pdf file)