All About Me Bags

Your child is bringing home a brown paper bag tonight.
We want to learn more about your child and
what makes them unique, their interests,
special people in their life, etc.
Please have your child fill the bag with 3 things that 
tell us more about them!
Perhaps hockey is a favourite sport so he/she puts in a puck.
Or a photos of your family.
Or a paintbrush to show a love of art.
Or a seashell to show a love of the ocean or favourite holiday.
We would like for most things to fix in the bag.
Large, breakable or expensive items are better off as a photo instead.
Please no electronics.
We look forward to learning more about each of our students and making connections to one another.
Please bring in items for Monday.
We will try to present all bags Monday, Tuesday and Friday of next week.
Thank you families for your support and help with this project!

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