Grade 2 Health: Learning About Teamwork

Last week in Health class, our Grade 2 students explored the importance of teamwork and how working together can help us achieve shared goals. We started by talking about where we see teams in everyday life—like in sports, families, and even classrooms!

We discussed what makes a good team, learning about qualities like:

  • Kindness
  • Listening
  • Helping
  • Sharing
  • Respect
  • Patience

To put these ideas into practice, students took part in a fun and challenging activity: moving a balloon from one chair to another—without using their hands! 🎈

They had to work in pairs or small groups, using their bodies and communication skills to complete the task. Some groups even faced extra challenges like obstacles or multiple balloons!

It was wonderful to see students encouraging each other, laughing, and problem-solving together.

-T. Christie Haycock

🦆Grade 2 Computer: Duck Race Subtraction

Our Grade 2 students had a blast playing Duck Race Subtraction on Arcademics! 🧠➖🦆

In this exciting online game, students raced ducks across the water — but to win, they had to solve subtraction problems quickly and correctly! The faster they answered, the faster their duck swam!


🎯 What We Learned:

  • Practicing subtraction facts in a fun and fast-paced way
  • Building confidence with numbers
  • Learning to think quickly and stay focused

🏁 Why We Love It:

Duck Race Subtraction helps students sharpen their math skills while having fun. It’s a great way to combine learning and play — and everyone enjoyed cheering each other on!

Stay tuned for more fun learning adventures in Grade 2!

T.Kenny James Goodbourn

Grade 2 Computer: Autodraw & Online Shopping

Our Grade 2 students have been diving into the world of Online Shopping as part of their computer studies! To make learning fun and creative, they used Autodraw, a web-based drawing tool, to design items they would like to sell in their very own online stores.

Our Grade 2 students have been diving into the world of Online Shopping as part of their computer studies! To make learning fun and creative, they used Autodraw, a web-based drawing tool, to design items they would like to sell in their very own online stores.

From colorful animals to delicious treats, each student imagined the products, set prices, and brought their ideas to life through digital art. This activity helped them understand the basics of e-commerce while practicing digital drawing and pricing skills.

We’re so proud of their creativity and enthusiasm—future entrepreneurs in the making!

Stay tuned for more exciting tech adventures from our young learners! ?✨

T.Kenny James Goodbourn