May 12th-15th

Food Trucks and Making Waves!

Over the past few weeks, our class has been working on an exciting project that brings together creativity, business, and math. Students imagined their own food truck businesses, created menus, and designed the interior layout of their trucks. Using grid paper, they planned where everything would go, from fridges to stoves to serving counters, making sure their items fit inside a 112 square foot space. Each square on the grid represented one square foot, so students had to use area and perimeter calculations to organize their space efficiently.

This project gave students a chance to apply their math skills in a real-world way while exploring design, planning, and creative thinking. Soon, they will begin building scale models of their food trucks, which will be proudly displayed during our Celebration of Learning.

In addition to our food truck work, we have also been preparing a special art project for the Volunteer Tea. Since the theme this year is “Volunteers Make Waves,” students created thoughtful messages in a bottle to thank our incredible volunteers. Each message was decorated with soft water colour backgrounds and hand-drawn seashells, giving every piece a personal and beachy touch.

We are so excited to share all of this wonderful work with our school community.




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