Monck Public School
Writing … provides students with powerful opportunities to learn about themselves and their connections to the world. Through writing, students organize their thoughts, remember important information, solve problems, reflect on a widening range of perspectives, and learn how to communicate … Read More
We have been working with the school board on a plan so that learning can continue while students are at home. Information about the “TLDSB Learning@Home” plan may be found on the TLDSB website. Information will continue to be added … Read More
“Providing students with the opportunity to choose their own books to read empowers and encourages them. It strengthens their self-confidence, rewards their interests, and promotes a positive attitude toward reading by valuing the reader and giving him or her a … Read More
Monck students and families! Lets play BINGO together. Please see the cards below and get your family to join in. Remember to post some of your pictures to Twitter and use include #monckmagic or tag @monckps so we can … Read More
“Students will read if we give them the books, the time, and the enthusiastic encouragement to do so. If we make them wait for the one unit a year in which they are allowed to choose their own books and … Read More
“In a study of what predicts later school success, it was found that early literacy skills predict later reading skills and early math skills predict later mathematics skills. Early literacy skills only produced later reading skills, however early math skills … Read More
Music helps bring people together. We can all appreciate the joy and power of music, whether or not we feel we are musical ourselves. Below are some websites to help you engage with music and there are many, … Read More
Are you looking for a fun & simple activity to do at home? Watch the fun video below about the power of structures (Grade 3 Science). Can you complete the challenge at the end of the video? If you don’t … Read More
Thursday April 2, 2020 is World Autism Awareness Day. Please wear RED or BLUE to support Autism Awareness in Ontario and Globally.
