A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
Grade 4M student Tehaienkwarentohs Thompson and K5E student Jade Jackson design a necklace using beads and string.
Teacher Lynell Oakes-Cook paints a clown face on grade 2 student John Jacobs.  
Curriculum consultant Kaweienon:ni Peters leads a group of students in a traditional song. Left-right: Mrs. Peters, Jaida Square (gr2E), Rariwaiens McDonald (HeadStart), Kyren Lazore (K5M), and Ieweras Gray (4M).
Grade 2 student Brandon Thompson sings along with teacher Kakwiroton Oakes.
(L-R) Isaac Benedict, Chris David & Conrad Oakes show off their scary faces!
K5E student Alexis David and K4E student Dai Lazore keep the beat of a traditional song.
On Friday, October 24th, students from Tsi Snaihne School were busy celebrating fall with their annual Harvest Fair. Various events were taking place throughout the school. Events included traditional dancing, face painting, corn bowling, relay races, autumn bingo, and a fall art project. Students were encouraged to come to school in their finest ‘harvest apparel’. Group leaders in grades 2 and 3 led their early years teammates to different classrooms for each activity. The harvest fair helps students learn important skills such as leadership, map reading, co-operation and caring while also enjoying the day’s events. As you can see on the children’s faces, everyone had a wonderful time.
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