Every year since 1951, Canadians have come together at the start of May in support of Mental Health Week. This year, mental health awareness is more important than ever in light of the transition to a remote learning environment. Please follow the link to access the “EASE” resource (Everyday Anxiety Strategies for Educators) which has now been adapted for use …
“Be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving each other, just as God in Christ also has forgiven you.”
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About Mrs. Kirstin Roche
Mrs. Roche received her Bachelor of Arts (French, 2006) and Education (Core French, 2007) from Simon Fraser University. She began her career at St. Michael’s, teaching Grade 2, Grade 6, and French for Grades 1 through 7 over the span of seven years. Mrs. Roche moved to Ottawa for three years, where she primarily taught French Immersion and began furthering her studies in the areas of Special Education and Reading. Mrs. Roche is beyond thrilled to return to St. Michael’s in the capacity of Learning Resource Coordinator and is looking forward to making many new memories in our faith community.
Recent Posts
Help for How to Engage Online
We are now a month into online learning, and as we figure out a new set of social rules for online interactions we thought it might be useful to have a few resources that parents and kids can look at together. Some of the info you will find includes: what you can and can’t do when hanging out with friends …
KWL Chart
This KWL (What I Know, What I Wonder, What I Learned) can be used at the start of a new unit, when getting going with a project, a paragraph, or to extend thinking during and after a story (in fact a good ol’ KWL can be used in many situations!). Start with writing or drawing what you already know about the thing you’re …