Monday, 7 September 2015

Welcome back!

Welcome to the Hummingbird Kindergarten class at Georges Vanier! We are so happy to have you here in our class, and are looking forward to a fun-filled year. We hope you enjoyed your summer, and can't wait to hear all about your adventures.

We are very excited to tell you about some changes to the Hummingbird teachers this year. As you might remember from the end of the year, Mme Natalie will be teaching grade 4 this year. This year both Ms. Quinn and Mme Brooking will be the Hummingbird teachers. Mrs. S will still be in our class, and we also welcome Mrs. Brunton, an educational assistant who will working in our classroom this year. For the first week of school, both Mrs. S and Ms. Quinn will be in the class every day. After that, Ms. Quinn and Mme Brooking will alternate days.

On the first day of school, Mrs. S, Mrs. Gogo, and Mrs. Moulton will be out in the school yard by the big tree at 8:50 to help you figure out what classroom you will be in and who your teachers will be (hint: if you were a Hummingbird JK last year, you will be a Hummingbird SK this year), At 8:50 AM, teachers will post lists outside the big windows by the tree so everyone can see who is in each class. We have lots of new friends joining our class this year, so you will meet some new faces in the schoolyard. If you are lost and not sure what to to, please find a teacher in an orange and yellow vest and ask them for help.

If you are moving onto Grade 1 this year, your teachers will also be meeting you in the yard on Tuesday morning. At 8:50 AM, the teachers will post chart paper along the back wall of the school with teacher names and student names on them. This will help you figure out which grade 1 class you will be in - all you need to do is look for your name. If you need help, you can always ask any teacher wearing an orange and yellow vest for help, or come back to the big tree and ask one of us to help you.

We are so excited to see you tomorrow!

Love,
The Team Hummingbird Teachers



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