June 7-11 Field Trips & No Fixed Address Novel Completion

June 7 - Science Field Trip

June 8 - 

Attendance, Self Guided Reading

City, RV residents still at odds over living along Slocan Street - article review. Discussion and comparison to our novel - No Fixed Address.


Indigenous Feather Completion - re: Honouring and Respecting the 215 Children recently discovered on the property of the Kamloops Residential School. 

June 9 - Science Field Trip

June 10

Attendance.

Self Guided Reading 15

'No Fixed Address' Novel Continued . . .Outside under a tree listen. 

From page 144 estimated Ch 22 in audiobook for class to page 178 Ch 26 Audio Book. 

City, RV residents still at odds over living along Slocan Street

June 11th - To complete 'No Fixed Address' reading. 

Page 178 Ch 26 Audio Book to . . .page 220 Audio Book Ch 30

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