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IT’S AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY $182/mo Lot fee. High Demand-don’t lose this one. Available August 1st 3D VIRTUAL TOURS ARE AVAILABLE! THAT YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS! 2 The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, June 10, 2021 Stony Mountain students love learning outdoors By Tyler Searle class about the environment and how Students from the grades one and plants fi lter toxins from the air. She two split class at Stony Mountain also asked the kids to take measure- School are getting out of the class- ments and ensure enough space on room to take a hands-on approach to the pallet to fi t a plant from every stu- learning. dent. Every day, teacher Joyce Kurnell The students researched which type brings her class outside to study, build of plant was most suitable for their liv- science projects, and—of course— ing wall and settled on spider plants, play. Kurnell said. “They love learning outside. Their The leafy green plants are robust natural curiosity is the world around and easy to grow. Experts consider them,” Kurnell said. them to be among the best plants for Even before the pandemic, Kurnell purifying the air and producing oxy- incorporated outdoor learning into gen. her lesson plan. No matter the season, The kids are also learning about the TRIBUNE PHOTO BY TYLER SEARLE she brings her students beyond the life cycle of butterfl ies. Stony Mountain student Mya takes a closer look at some caterpillars borders of the classroom to learn and Kurnell has dozens of caterpillars in plastic containers. When the bugs become burtterfl ies, Mya and her interact, she said. living in plastic containers inside the classmates will release them in the school garden. “Whatever you can do in a class- classroom. She is having the students room, you can do outside even more.” monitor them as they grow and pre- work and social skills. the school’s Earth Club. They donated Kurnell’s method involves interac- pare for metamorphosis. Numerous studies show outdoor the plants and recycled materials Mrs. tive projects that her students col- The kids bring the bugs along dur- learning can result in higher stan- Kurnell’s class used in the living wall laborate on. ing outdoor lessons and release them dardized test scores, improved physi- project. The projects encompass every sub- into one of the school’s garden beds cal, mental, and social health, and “I am very proud of Joyce doing this ject from math and science to English to feast. an overall enhanced attitude about living wall thing. I know she is very and social studies. When the caterpillars become but- school. dedicated; I know the kids are very In the winter, the students build in- terfl ies, the children will take them Stony Mountain School has a long excited about it,” LeSage said. ukshuks and structures out of snow, outside one fi nal time and let them history of environmental learning. In just a few weeks, the school is and they use hills to learn about in- loose in the wild. In 1994, the school became part of installing a new sandbox. And over clines and forces in motion. In the “I usually ask students to make a the SEEDS Connections community. the summer, they will plant trees and summer, Kurnell turns to land-based wish before setting their butterfl y go,” SEEDS is a non-profi t organization fi nish developing a play hill, Kurnell education and environmental proj- Kurnell said. that provides educational programs said. ects. The students learn how to research, related to leadership, environment, It’s all part of what she describes as Right now, the students are con- prepare and present project plans, and energy. Stony Mountain School’s natural play- structing a vertical garden using a take measurements, and much more, Since then, Stony Mountain stu- ground. These permanent fi xtures in recycled pallet and 25 potted plants. Kurnell said. dents have completed thousands of the environment will facilitate educa- They are calling the project the “living And the benefi ts extend beyond the environmental projects and actions. tion, exploration, and entertainment wall.” curriculum; Kurnell has noticed im- Sally LeSage and Carmen Dondo are for generations of children to come. Kurnell uses the project to teach her provements in the children’s team- former teachers and Earth Mothers of Stonewall/Headingley and area Interlake’s Automotive & Agricultural Glass Specialists RCMP investigate racing We make the claim Staff Investigation revealed two Traffi c act for Speeding and We replace the glass Autopac Accredited Glass Repair Stonewall/Headingley and BMW cars were racing and Racing with another vehicle. area RCMP were patrolling in travelling in excess of 150 km/ These charges have fi nes to- We have courtesy cars available the Centre Port area in the RM hr in a 70 km/hr posted zone. taling about $1782 each. 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