Titans' Times

Week-at-a-Glance (WAAG) for May 13-17, 2024

Honouring ALL Moms & special women in our lives!

Various learning activities were taking place throughout the school, and classrooms were busy creating gifts for their moms. Check out some images below from the Grade 1/2 Inspirational Women in their lives and the Grade 6 day trip to Camp Nakanum.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers, step-mothers, grandmothers and those in the role of mother in your lives this weekend!

Blessings,

Mrs. Kleparchuk & Mrs. Crowston

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Week at a glance for May 13-17, 2024

Monday, May 13:

Gr. 9 ELA PAT AM (Gr. ⅞ Part A LA Final)

Tuesday, May 14:

Gr. 4-9 Track Meet AM (Snack shack during meet)
Elem. Titans Block

Div. 2 Collab.

Ice Cream $2 (Div. 2 & 3)

Wednesday, May 15:

Dental Fluoride Second Visit for K-2
Shelter-in-Place (weather emergency drill)

Thursday, May 16:

Titans Spirit Wear
Ice Cream $2 (Div. 1 & 3)

Friday, May 17:

PD DAY - NO school

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Upcoming Birthdays at Legal School

Ryver G. (Grade 6) May 14th
Joshua M. (Grade 8) May 16th
Ryder S. (Grade 5) May 16th
Myles H. (Grade 7) May 18th

Parent Information

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Upcoming Events

May 20 - Victoria Day No School
May 22- Feast of St. Émile
May 24 - Grades 1-3 swimming am
May 24 - Healthy Hunger (Subway)
May 27 - Living Rosary Religion students block 6
May 28 - Grades 4-9 swimming am
May 28 - District Track Meet
May 29 - Tentative School Council & FOLSS Meeting
May 30 - Div. 2 Field Trip to Fort Edmonton
June 4 - Div. 1 Field Trip to TWOS
June 7 - JH Field Trip to Alberta Museum
Check out our monthly school calendar on the website.

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School Council & FOLSS Meeting - May 29, 2024

School Council Meeting @ 6:15 pm

Friends of Legal School Society (FOLSS) @ 7:15 pm

School Library

Check out all School Council information linked on our school website.

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A Guide for Managing Meltdowns

Learning how your child’s brain works can help with many different parenting strategies as you navigate their development. In a child’s brain, there is the “upstairs” part of the brain which controls logical thinking and the “downstairs” brain where strong emotions come from.

When a child loses emotional control, their brain switches to downstairs mode (also known as meltdown mode). When a child is in this mode, a parent's first instinct might be to say something like “Go to your room and think about what you did!” However, when a child reaches their boiling point, they are not able to have rational thought or self-reflection.

Instead, a parent can guide them through co-regulation and coping strategies such as breathing techniques, exercise, or sensory activities like listening to music. Check out this guide from Big Life Journal that shows effective ways to teach your child co-regulation and what to do in a heated meltdown moment.

A Guide for Managing Meltdowns

Grade 1/2 Celebrates the Special Women in their Lives

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Faith News

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A message from Father Ambrose to mothers.

Motherhood is a high calling. May the Lord continue to

nourish and sustain you all in this special and noble vocation

of motherhood, co-creators with God, carriers, and nurturers

of life. May you be filled with the abundance of grace,

good health, happiness, peace, joy and love as mothers. And

may the Mother of God and Mother Par Excellence, the

Queen and patroness of motherhood, perpetually intercede

for you all. Amen.

Happy Mother’s Day!

Gr. 6 Retreat Day at Nakamun

A much-loved tradition for our grade 6 students, they spent the day at Camp Nakamun today. They enjoyed activities such as zip lining, climbing the climbing wall, swinging on the king swing, and playing GaGa Ball. The students had a wonderful day of outdoor activities in amazing weather, bonding and encouraging everyone. What a great experience for the students! Thank you for the parent volunteers and Mr. Runco for the wonderful day.