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 the Calgary Stampede Pancake Breakfast   @ Vista Heights School   

Tomorrow morning 

9:00 am (Thursday, June 25^th)

All members of our families are welcome!

Students will enter the school as usual at the 8:50 am bell and go to their classes for attendance.

Family members can line-up outside on the compound 

and students will join their families in the line @ 9:00 am

Vista Heights Community Garden

Today, students were introduced to the Community Garden project that has been built on the north side of the school. Children and parents are encouraged to become part of this community venture. Please contact Megan Dell for additional information.

Please feel free to contact them for more information on this exciting community project.

Megan Dell

Community Social Worker

Megan.Dell@calgary.ca

Work: 403 476 7119

Cell: 403 815 7759

Calgary Stampede Pancake Breakfast   –   9:00 am Thursday, June 25^th @ Vista Heights School

Please join us for a breakfast of pancakes, chicken sausages and syrup.  All members of our families are welcome!

-Students will enter the school as usual at the 8:50 am bell and go to their classes for attendance.

-Family members can line-up outside on the compound and students will join their families in the line @ 9:00 am

-Weather permitting we will eat breakfast outdoors, so bring a blanket to sit on, if you wish.

-If you observe Ramadan we will provide Ziploc bags for you to take the breakfast home.

*NO breakfast program at the school on Thursday, June 25^th.

                       

Little Green Thumbs Celebration!
After a year of planting, watering, and nurturing our plants, today we ate the fruits of our labour - literally! We celebrated our year of growing, by having a pita snack with some fresh watermelon. Students wore their little green thumbs shirts and enjoyed the fresh snack outside of the school.

We asked our students a very important question....where did all of these ingredients come from?

Where do cucumbers come from?

Where does lettuce come from?

Where do tomatoes come from?

Where does the pita come from?

Where does mustard come from?

The students were given t-shirts from Little Green Thumbs to remind them of all their learning with the gardens throughout the school year - this t-shirt is theirs to keep!

Pita Break 

Tomorrow Morning

(Tuesday June 23rd)

Little Green Thumbs Celebration

We will offer each student the opportunity to choose from a 

variety of vegetables to make their own pita.

Sudents will eat their pita with their classmates and their teachers 

just before recess 

This is a snack; it will not replace a lunch

We will harvest our tomatoes, lettuce, basil and beans from the classroom gardens

The following is a list of other food choices that will be offered:

Pita

Cucumbers

Lettuce

Tomatoes

Mustard

Mayo

Ranch Dressing

Watermelon

Cheese – shredded marble

 If there are ngredients you do NOT want you child to eat please contact the teacher

If you observe Ramadan we can put the pita in a bag for your child to bring home, 

please let the teacher know