Blackout Poetry
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The Grade 4 students in Mrs. Smatt's class participated in a passive activity this week with our school librarian, Mr. Hazard, to create their own blackout poetry. Mr. Hazard provided pages from old and damaged books that were going to be discarded to create their poetry. The poetry will be on display in the library for all to see.