D.I Reginals

Reflective Blog Post During our presentation, I heard a lot of positive reviews from family and friends saying that the opening was really good and we should keep it the same. Construction: Our first design involved a laser that would shoot from a floating Death Star. It was built too extravagantly and didn’t really work, Read More…

Frankenstuffies post

We started the frankensturffies project at the beginning of the 2 semester. Our driving statement was “ how do we as writers make our message clear and engaging to an audience?” We made frankinstuffies and made a story  and a movie. (https://youtu.be/Q8Dip4V8O3w?feature=shared). Our final project was a 2-3 minute video that show one of the Read More…

My British family

Journey Through Generations: Unveiling My Family History I am only going to be discussing my mom’s side of the family, which will be divided into two parts: my grandma’s side and my grandpa’s side. I won’t be going into detail about all of my aunties and uncles, just the main family line. For my grand Read More…

Team Building and Adventure at Loon Lake Group Retreat

Loon Lake is a remote area spanning 5,157 hectares of land, with the lake itself covering 56 hectares. During our time at the Loon Lake retreat, we participated in numerous team-building exercises to develop friendships, camaraderie, and learning skills. Many of these activities focused on building trust, such as trust falls. In this activity, we Read More…

Humanities PLP 9

On our first field study of the year, we went to Alberta. In Alberta, we made multiple videos for our maker class, but in humanities, we made a book. In this book, we talked about the five themes of geography and all the places we went to. Our driving question for this project was “How Read More…