Mme Lesinski

Solutions or mechanical mixtures? EF7 Students experimented combining household substances, practiced making a hypothesis, and found out if they were right! @stchris_dpcdsb

#tbt to our Coraline themed Halloween! Featuring our gorgeous pumpkin for the pumpkin decorating contest. We didn’t win, but we had fun! @stchris_dpcdsb

Some really beautiful cell models by EF8 this year! Thank you students for your hard work, it definitely paid off! @stchris_dpcdsb #science

Some cool shots of our wet-mount onion slides, as seen through the microscope! Grade 8s worked on making sure there were no air bubbles when preparing their slides. We’re getting really good! @stchris_dpcdsb #sciencerules

Intro to micro:bits! Learning to code hearts and smiley faces. Up next: step counters! #latepost @stchris_dpcdsb

More amazing pop art, for your enjoyment! Way to go EF 7/8 A&B. @stchris_dpcdsb

Pop Art! Students chose an object that represents what they love, and created pop art versions of themselves. Here are some amazing pieces! @stchris_dpcdsb

These are the building blocks of our classroom community! 7/8 students put in a block, sharing what they want to see in their class this year. Together we built our class contract. #latepost @stchris_dpcdsb

@ONTSpecialNeeds @DPAWestonPhD Yes, it is real.

@DPAWestonPhD Is this for real??

@VEverettmfl @sCORE_French Yes! There are rules for adjective placement in French: I find this helps a lot!

French help please. Is it WRONG to put adjectives like nouveau beau vieux after the noun? Un pont vieux Un pont vieux et moche Un pont assez vieux et moche Un hôtel nouveau Un jardin assez grand et beau Thanks

Lest We Forget. @stchris_dpcdsb

Some of my amazing students made name tags for everyone in our class! Great job! @stchris_dpcdsb #StrangerThings #hangingoutintheUPSIDEDOWN

Happy Halloween from us in EF 7&EF7/8. #StrangerThings @stchris_dpcdsb

Here are some paper jungles, inspired by the work of Henri Rousseau. Incredibly impressed with the hard work put in by Grade 7&8! @stchris_dpcdsb

Believe it or not, this is still a work in progress! Here is a sneak peak of Grade 7/8s creating paper jungles, inspired by #HenriRousseau @stchris_dpcdsb

Grade 6s also learned to blend oil pastels, on a slightly larger scale! We drizzled our art with spectacular stars! Wish you could all see them in real life, these photos just don’t do justice to our space art. @stchris_dpcdsb

From a galaxy far far away… Gr. 5 students practiced blending oil pastels, and littered our galaxies with millions of acrylic stars! These photos do not do our galaxies justice! @stchris_dpcdsb

Sneak peak of our next project! Can you guess what the 7/8s are making? #Rousseau @stchris_dpcdsb

@stchris_dpcdsb Gr. 6B has been waiting for their Twitter appearance! I’m very proud of the perseverance and grit it took to complete these acrylic pieces! Way to go!

A test of patience, and perseverance. Incredible Under the Sea pointillism pieces (in acrylic) by our @stchris_dpcdsb Gr. 7 and 8 students.