Hello Families!

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Hello Families,

I hope you are all keeping well! The class was buzzing just last week and now it is completely silent and it feels quite strange. It is not the same without students, but in times like this, it is a reminder that we will find ways to adapt to the challenges we are facing! You are part of a historical time and this situation is one that we don't have all the solutions for just yet, but I believe there will be some creative thinkers around the world, some would call them global citizens, who will find them...maybe you are one of them!

I'm thinking of all of you and miss you a lot! If you would like some ideas or suggestions on what you can do at home, please take a look at the CBE's Learning at Home website found here.

Oh, and if you can think of anything that will save Ronnie and Rosie from their boredom at home, let me know.

Sincerely,
Ms. Mawani

 





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