A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
Grade 1 students Mallory Sunday and Taurie White make some pictures using shapes and tangrams.
Kindergarten students David Jacobs and Kananiiontakwas Lazore-Benedict play a game of Math Twister.
Robert Jacobs looks at the fancy patterns made by a kaleidoscope.
Grade 2 student Kora Thomas creates a structure using mini-marshmallows and toothpicks.
Algonquin College student Chelsea Raso helps the grade 1 students follow a recipe to make smoothies with a blender. The students are (L-R) Payton Logan, Jimmy Jock, John Jacobs Jr. & TeeWeeWes Swamp.
MacKenzie Lazore, a volunteer from Kanatakon School, demonstrates the power of air pressure to grade 2 student Kirby Thompson.
Tsi Snaihne School celebrated mathematics and science by holding a special event on Tuesday, February 26, 2008. The students enjoyed many math and science related activities as they rotated through various stations set up in the gym. They played Math Twister, Eggspert Math Facts, made a whale spout water, and learned how a kaleidoscope worked, to name a few.
These activities and many others were manned by grade 7/8 students from Kana:takon School.
The staff and students would like to thank; Tommi Lee Thomas, Robbi Cook, Owen Green, Adrienne Thompson, McKenzie Lazore, Truman Jock, Kuylin Chaussi, Justice Thompson, Gordon King, Kohrhakeron Sharrow, and Chelsea Raso (Algonquin College)
The young scientists and mathematicians now have a new appreciation for math and science after experiencing some of the fun events. It was an enjoyable and educational day thanks in large part to the volunteers mentioned above. Once again, niawenko:wa from Tsi Snaihne School.
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