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It’s beginning to look a little like Winter! The students thoroughly enjoyed having snow! Recess fun! #letitsnow

Lots of Reading, Math, and Science buddies today! Teamwork makes the Dreamwork! The Grade 3 / Kindergarten buddies were making tens. The Grade 7/Grade 2 buddies were learning about Liquids and Solids.

Mrs. Wells has been working on a Junk Drawer contest with our Grade 2 and 3 classes to build a self propelling robot. It was a fantastic hands on learning experience! Great work Grade 2 and 3’s! TLDSBCurriculum TLDSB Pathways

(1/2) Due to poor road conditions following yesterday's freezing rain, transportation to schools is not operating in CKL, Haliburton, and Muskoka today, December 10. Schools remain open and learning opps will continue for students who are able to safely attend in-person.

Be sure to come and join the school for a special Carol Sing in the gym starting at 2:10 pm Thursday, December 19th to help kick off our holidays! We hope to see you there!

Dec. 31st, 2024 officially marks the end of our phenomenal head secretary, Mrs. Judy Rea’s career. Thank you for taking care of so many staff, students, and parents over your career! All the best in your retirement! Woodville will greatly miss you! Wolfpack forever!🐺🐾

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Woodville is Zone 4 so our buses are running as usual.

We want your feedback on the proposed 2025-2026 school year calendar! Let us know what you think by completing the survey: tldsb.ca/calendar Deadline to submit feedback is February 7.

January 22 is #BellLetsTalk Day. Download the Bell Let’s Talk Toolkit at ow.ly/IccR50UEzuA for everyday tools that can be used to take action to support mental health, including a conversation guide, activities for the classroom, and mental health resources.

Did you know that students make important social connections at school? These connections help develop essential interpersonal skills, from friendships to collaborating with others. #AttendanceMatters #TLDSBcares #SchoolEveryDay #GladYouAreHere

We are excited to launch a Film Series starting with The Truth About Reading.* - an eye-opening film that examines the profound impacts of illiteracy and sub-literacy, while also offering hope for positive change.

We are excited to announce the After School Skills Development Program, which seeks to offer social skills learning opportunities for students with ASD! Registration for the virtual Robotics Coding Club is currently open. Learn more: ow.ly/x8LT50UGt0x

Grounding exercises may help you manage big emotions. Using acronyms that are easy to remember, this resource from School Mental Health Ontario has techniques that you can use in moments where you are experiencing strong emotions. Check out the images to learn about the INSPIRE techniques.

Get ready for #WinterWalkDay on Wednesday, Feb. 5! Your route to school might look different in the wintertime. Plan and practice your route with family and friends before #WinterWalkDay so you are ready to walk or wheel together! #WinterWalk2School

A friendly reminder that this Friday is a PA Day for both elementary and secondary students! A breakdown of the professional development activities staff will be engaged in is available on the board website at ow.ly/8ytE50UOYbl.

TLDSB and Pine River Institute are excited to introduce the Positive Parenting Series that includes 3 free virtual webinars: > Feb 11: Mental Health & Emotional Development > Mar 20: Cellphones & Vaping > Apr 15: School Avoidance ow.ly/nyGJ50UPQTX

Hey TLDSB elementary schools! 📢 Ready to inspire your students? Join our Virtual Skills Ontario Presentation on Feb 12! 🛠️✨ Discover the exciting world of skilled trades & tech, career pathways, & future opportunities. Register now: forms.gle/pNysCJ4MrEMsRN…

Love it! I have seen similar amazing teaching from gymnastic teachers. No fights about ideology. Also, important - So. Much. Practice. A weakness of mainstream reading instruction is that kids aren't really reading much and teachers aren't giving much 1-on-1 feedback.