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2016/04/22 by Natalie

How Big Is Your Ecological Footprint?

The month of April heightens our awareness of the environment. For a moment, imagine walking barefoot on a sandy beach: every step you take disrupts the sand and leaves an imprint, a footprint to be precise. This concept can be applied to the environment. Everything that we do in our daily lives leaves something behind and makes an impact on the environment. Our ecological footprint, or eco- footprint, measures the amount of resources an individual consumes.

Each ecological footprint tells a story about how we impact the environment

If an individual has a small ecological footprint, this means that they are environmentally conscious. There are many ways to be kind to the environment and shrink your own ecological footprint. You can take shorter showers, turn off lights or electronics when not in use, or even buy locally grown food. Cooperate with your community’s waste disposal program. Disposing garbage, organics, and hazardous items correctly will make a huge difference to our environment.

The students in Grade 2 investigating their ecological footprint

There are many ways to create an environmentally conscious generation and a greener, cleaner world. For example, we can: teach our children the 3 R’s – Reduce, Re-use, and Re-cycle, help them understand the difference between wants and needs, encourage them to find contentment in the simple things in life, and appreciate all of the resources available to us.

Each student created their own footprint

With the onset of spring, April is the focal point for environmental awareness. However, we must always remember that everything we do makes an impact on the Earth. Education and a healthy attitude towards conservation can effectively diminish the harsh effects of our day to day lives on the environment. There is only one Earth. We must all do our part to protect it!

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2016/04/20 by Natalie

“Nurturing Tomorrow’s Engineers”

Students often question their Math teachers as to why they have to learn certain concepts in Math. Concepts such as the Pythagorean Theorem can be quite challenging for students to connect to the world outside. Teachers strive to help students to see the real life applications of these concepts. With the use of technology in Math classes, teachers can now breathe a sigh of relief as we are able to bring the real world into the classroom, and have our students see these concepts in their practical use. According to an article in “Annamath”, the Pythagorean concept can be used when designing a baseball diamond, or for something as simple as picking apples from an apple tree. How many students are able to visualize this in real life? Not many. However, with the use of technology they will be able to explore this concept more clearly in real life. Teachers could take their students to the apple farm to teach Math or to a baseball diamond to fully explore and experience the application of this concept, but this is not always possible in our daily teaching. So, in the absence of these types of visits, technology can help to provide an excellent simulation.

At the end of the Geometry unit in Grade Eight, the students were asked to design a park called “The Pythagoras Park”. The goal of the assignment was to design a new city park that the Mathematics department of a university is sponsoring. The park would be constructed on a rectangular lot beside the department’s offices. The lot is 250m by 400m. The students were encouraged to assume the role of engineers, and apply the concepts taught in the unit to design this park. The park has to include at least five of the following geometric shapes: Triangles: equilateral, isosceles, scalene, right, Quadrilaterals: square, rectangle, parallelogram, rhombus, trapezoid, kite, and circle, semicircle. The designs must have at least five of the following features: median, altitude, angle bisector, right bisector, centroid, orthocenter, in centre, circumcentre, parallel lines, perpendicular lines, diagonal, chord, slopes.

An Example of Grade 8 design work during the planning and design stages

The students were placed in groups of two or three to design the park. They worked in the computer lab and used a computer software called Sketch Up to design the park. With the use of Sketch Up, the students were able to accurately make the scale diagram for the park based on their measurements, and design the park using 3-D shapes. The final product was a fully labeled scale diagram of their design and a written description of the features of the design. The scale diagram and written description had to include the location of any gardens, trees, walkways, lights, benches, fountains, gazebos, picnic areas, playgrounds and other features. With Sketch Up, the students were easily able to import these added features from an online 3-D warehouse.

Please click the link below to take a guided tour of a completed Geometry Park!

As a Math teacher who has experienced the evolution of teaching techniques and resources for over two decades, this is simply amazing! Technology has opened up a whole new world of Math for us as teachers and to our students on a whole. With these kinds of resources, our students are absolutely ready and equipped with the knowledge and skill set to take on the future by storm!

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2016/04/17 by Natalie

Music and Melody Go Hand in Hand

As the students settle into the last term of the school year, the music room once again comes alive with the many different resonances and reverberations: from students learning to play the recorder and music keyboards, to the sounds of children singing, and the many genres of music explored through listening experiences!

Music is an important part of everyday life for many people. We are surrounded by music everywhere we go, from grocery stores to restaurants. We often play the radio in the car, or have background music on during dinner parties. Music can be used as a teaching tool, a way to create and compose, perform and express oneself. Sometimes we don’t really take the time to listen to music ……it’s like appreciating a beautiful flower or a piece of delicate art. As Victor Hugo says, “Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent.” It’s important to really listen to a song to appreciate it as a composition. The saying ‘stop and smell the roses’ can also be applied to ‘stop and listen to the music.’

Harmonising and singing together as a class in Grade 7

Recently, the grade eight class submitted a monthly journal based upon this idea of actually listening to a song of their choice. According to the elements of music, they had to analyze the song, using correct music terminology. It was a challenge for them as they were not accustomed to actually LISTENING to what was happening in the music. Working on this exercise, they were amazed to learn how to appreciate music!

So the next time you hear a new song, take the time to stop, listen, and enjoy!

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2016/04/12 by Natalie

Rowntree Celebrates Our Cultural Mosaic with Colour, Clothing, and Feasting!

Aloha! Velkomin! Shagatom! Shalom ! Bienvenue! Marhaban!

Does something sound similar? Yes, you got it right! WELCOME, from around the world!

This was the buzz at our Academy Campus on International Day.

Culture is a broad and complex term, and cultural identity comes from traits and values based on: ethnic origin, religion, gender, age, class, native language, geographical region, and other factors. For us, culture is much more than a study of food, fashion, folklore, festivals, and fame. We celebrate and share our diversity on a daily basis, both inside and outside of the classroom, in order to enrich the learning experience for our students and the whole school community.

Students and teachers enjoying the international day pot luck lunch — Students and teachers enjoying the RMS International Day pot luck lunch

RMS’ International Day is a wonderful opportunity for the school community to acknowledge and celebrate its diversity. Through food, traditions, costumes, and languages…students, parents, and teachers are reminded of the great number of commonalities and differences we have within our school, and are given an opportunity to be open-minded to others. Students are encouraged to express and share their cultural diversity through dress, cuisine, and décor, and to communicate information about their country, language, and culture particularly during this school family event.

Parents and Students dining together at the international day pot luck — Parents and Students dining together at the RMS International Day pot luck

We feel it’s very important that we not only celebrate the rich mix of nationalities that we have at the school, but also encourage the children to learn more about other cultures. From the beginning of the day, the whole school enjoys a relaxed atmosphere, with all students dressed in their ethnic attire and enjoying a festive mood. The senior students begin transforming the gym into a dining hall. A big thank you goes out to our Rowntree parents for providing such delicious food! This cultural luncheon is wholeheartedly the generous efforts of our parent body. Their contribution of an ethnic dish transforms this lunch hour into a delicious sampling of foods from many cultures! And the senior students’ duty to see that everything runs smoothly is greatly appreciated!

Three generations of family members enjoying the international day pot luck luncheon — Three generations of family members enjoying the RMS International Day celebration

Tantalizing our taste buds, international gastronomy, rich, vibrant cultural attire…..International Day at Rowntree Montessori Schools is nothing short of a valuable exploration of diversity. It is great mosaic that unites us all. No matter where we are from, we are all part of one inclusive and caring school community.

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2016/04/05 by Natalie

Students striving to be ‘Mathletes’

Mathletics in Rowntree Montessori’s Curriculum

Here at Rowntree, we are always willing to embrace new concepts and the use of technology in the classroom. So when we discovered a fully interactive, global Mathematics program, we jumped at the chance to get on board! Last year, the grade 5 students were selected to try out the interactive website for 2 weeks. Three days into the trial, parents were commenting on their kids coming home and sitting in front of the computer for hours challenging themselves. The incentive was definitely there. Comments were flying, “I schooled a teacher”, “Whoa, look at him go” and so on. I have never in all my years of teaching seen a class so excited about math. Due to the overwhelmingly positive feedback, we proceeded to implemented this amazing program into our Math curriculum.

Rowntree Mathletics score in the first 2 weeks of use. The Grade 6's were number one in Canada! — Rowntree Mathletics score in the first 2 weeks of use. The Grade 6’s were number one in Canada!

So How does Mathletics work?

‘Mathletics’ is the next generation in learning. It helps students to embrace Math. To date, it is the worlds most used Mathematics website. Over 10,000 schools worldwide are registered, and over 3.5 million students use the website. The site covers all aspects of Mathematics and is suitable for students aged 5 to 18. The website is unique in the sense that it responds to the individual student and their strengths and weaknesses. Students know if they are on the right track and can improve at their own pace, including step by step animated support, which is like having an animated teacher on your shoulder, guiding you through the whole process. Another aspect of the site is “Live Mathematics”, which interests many of the students. This is where they can challenge Mathletes around the world! They challenge each other to real time mental math games of speed and skill. Teachers are fully integrated into the website and set the pace for each individual student, without students feeling segregated from their peers. They are able to control what ability range the student can access as well as the course content. Weekly progress reports can also be emailed to parents, to keep them in the loop.

Challenge your class mates or other ‘Mathletes’ in other countries

Parent/Teacher Comments

“The Mathletics program has been absolutely magnificent for us in amplifying the intellectual engagement of our students. Students have become hooked and are going online every chance they get. This website has the potential to revolutionize the way that I teach math, and I look forward seeing it in action throughout the school year” (Math Teacher, Rowntree Montessori).

“We can’t get the kids off the computer. As soon as they come home, they are on the Mathletics website. It’s great to have them interested in completing the units of work so they can earn more online rewards” (Rowntree parent).

The students have really enjoyed the site. From their first time using the program, after setting up their personal avatar, they couldn’t contain themselves! You could hear comments like “I’m playing against someone in the UK or someone from Australia!” (Rowntree parent).

Keep track of your progress in each unit of work

Choose your Avatar and earn achievement points to personalize it

RMS encourages all parents to take an active role in their child’s mathematics progress and to celebrate their child’s successes.

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2016/03/29 by Natalie

Science Rules!

Contrary to what we were all brought up to believe, textbooks are not the only way to teach students new concepts. Sometimes the visual and tangible can be the best way to accomplish teaching goals! A component of the Ontario Kindergarten Science Curriculum is plants… and so much fun can be had when using a hands-on teaching technique to teach students about plant life. The Kindergarten teachers at RMS thought and thought about how we could allow these youngsters to get their hands nice and dirty, all while learning. So why not grow a vegetable plant in our own classroom we pondered. This way, students would get first hand exposure to what nature really does for us.

Our kids were ecstatic to learn that they’d be able to get involved and actually be a part of the planting and maintenance process as the seeds grew into plants. Each group was given a small pot; a bowl of soil, and a handful of seeds. We began the experiment by ensuring that each student knew what the expectations were, and we explained that in order to have a plant grow, it needed to go through a number of steps. The students started off by filling their pots with soil and then they made holes in the soil for their seeds to be placed in. The kids were then given seeds to be placed in the holes; finally, they covered the seeds with the surrounding soil. The students were then reminded of the importance of proper watering and sunshine, without which the plants would just not grow! Each morning, all of the students were eager to water their personal pots and they anxiously waited for the fruits of their labour to poke through.

Students are very eager to pant their seeds — Students are very eager to plant their seeds

As a teacher, it was so exciting to come back to school on Monday and see all of their pots filled with sprouting plants! The joy that spread across our students’ faces upon entering the room that day was indescribable. They could not contain their pride and excitement when taking the plants home to show their parents what they had accomplished. After a few days, many of our students’ parents let us know that care for the plants was continuing at home. This was more than just a great hands-on experience for the children – it was also a skill that they could carry forward through life.

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2016/03/18 by Natalie

Excitement About Math at the RMS Shopping Mall

It is that time in our school calendar when pencils and books are replaced with purses and shopping bags. Rowntree Montessori hosted its third annual Math Day “Shop Until you Drop” bonanza, which is yet another exciting day dedicated to learning in a fun-filled way, “Rowntree Style”! Math Day is devoted to stimulating math activities with a focus on the unit of money. The entire upper level of the school is transformed into a mini shopping mall for this entertaining, yet educational event.

The RMS Shopping Mall is ready to accept customers!

The students from grades four to seven are assigned the responsibility of setting up stores, and the Grade Eight students take on the responsibility of organizing the finances, while our Kindergarten to Grade Three students have the privilege of being shoppers! Rowntree Montessori’s Athletic and Academic Council, “RMAAC”, steps up to offer their services as mall security.

The grade 5s running a measuring activity

As the much awaited Math Day approached, things kicked into high gear, the “Rowntree Dollar” was issued, and with a debit card of forty dollars and an additional forty dollars in coins and notes, the shoppers were ready to take on the day! The halls were bustling with busy shoppers. Store owners stood at their doors, enticing shoppers with coupons and special offers for the day. “Rowntree City Centre” was opened for business and buzzing with excitement! This year, in addition to the ever popular clothes stores, toys and book stores, as well as shoes and accessories stores, Rowntree City Centre opened its doors to a real estate office and an ice cream parlour!

It was indeed interesting to watch how the students shopped; some got through their money even before their shopping spree period had ended! Others were more thoughtful and careful in their spending.

The Grade Eight students did an amazing job of explaining the banking system to our shoppers. Plenty of guidance and advice was offered to the younger students, who were so excited to spend their Rowntree Dollars! Some of them made multiple visits to the bank to top up their debit cards, while others managed to save a few dollars, even after a full day of shopping.

The Rowntree dollars being exchanged at the bank!

The day’s events concluded with a fashion show organized by the students of Grades Seven and Eight. Apparently, math is not limited to text books, notebooks, tests, quizzes, and assignments, as modelled by our students who were adorned in a variety of mathematical concepts which they incorporated into creative outfits! The fashion show took our school community by storm! The students danced and cheered to the upbeat music that accompanied our runway models and they cruised down the aisle in their mathematical attires!

Math Day was yet another event that clearly succeeded in bringing into focus some inspiring values which we strive to engrain in our students from a very early age: Dedication, Responsibility, Co-operation, Commitment, Leadership, and Unity. As educators and administrators, it is always rewarding to see these values develop as our students guide each other with confidence and ease through the many real-world experiences they encounter in their school lives.

Please click on the link below to see our photo reel of Math Day 2016 accompanied by a Math Rap, written and performed by the Grade 7 class.

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2016/02/25 by Natalie

RMS Has Talent!

What a wonderful showcase of talent! The Festival of the Arts (FOTA) is a dazzling display of visual arts, song, dance, and drama. Even though the academic life of many students takes priority, we find that within each student lays an artist. The sometimes hidden talents of RMS students truly shine during this annual event.

The hallways of the school come alive as students prepare original masterpieces, or apply their own creativity to an existing art form. Colours and shapes of beautifully constructed art work adorn bulletin boards and hang from the ceilings.

Alumni Artwork — Alumni returning to showcase both past and present artwork

The vocal arrangements and musical talents of aspiring performers fill the air with melodies. The free flowing and graceful movements of young dancers inspire even the teachers to dance! After weeks of practice and preparation, the final product is an amazing show over two evenings in February, packed with the talents and hard work of RMS students. The Festival of the Arts is more than just a talent show; it’s a glimpse into the possible future of Canada’s next shining stars!

Click below to watch a short video of our amazing talent performing on stage this year

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2016/02/18 by Natalie

Practice Makes Perfect! Talent Abounds!

Since the return to school after the Family Day long weekend, the students have been adding their final touches to their performances for the Festival of the Arts.

Grade 8 students' preparing for the show — Grade 8 students preparing for the show

The audition process allowed staff to see a short snippet of the exciting acts that could potentially steal the show during the star-studded (because really, any student willing to get up on stage in front of the entire school deserves to be called a star!) event.

Each and every student spent recess upon recess, and likely lots of home time too, fine tuning their acts, working out the kinks and refining their performances down to the very last flick of the wrist or high note they knew they had to nail.

Auditions were an exciting and thrilling event, with all students cheering on their peers. This year, the audition process welcomed a stellar 36 acts, each and every one special in their own right. We are eagerly awaiting the final performances with baited breath!

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2016/02/14 by Natalie

Valentine’s Day at Rowntree Montessori Schools

Every year, Rowntree Montessori Academy celebrates Valentine’s Day with great pomp and splendour. Not only do students enjoy a fun-filled activity day, but also a talent show! The whole school dresses itself in red and pink, with teachers and students projecting a festive mood. It’s also a day to celebrate sharing and caring! The Cookie Gram Program provides us with this opportunity.

The Primary students have a day filled with making Valentine cards for their parents, Valentine crafts, and activities. The excitement slowly mounts to get students ready for the much awaited Talent Show! It becomes the perfect opportunity for our shy students to bloom!

All in all, it is a wonderful day to look forward to for our students at Rowntree. As Helen Keller once quoted, “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.” Surely, one can feel this spirit, while walking down the hallway!

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Mathletics in Rowntree Montessori’s Curriculum

So How does Mathletics work?

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