May 19th -23rd

Logo Designers in Action

This week, our classroom was buzzing with creativity as students designed digital logos for their food truck projects using Canva. For many of them, it was their first time working with a digital design tool, and they picked it up quickly.

We started by learning the basics of Canva. Students explored how to search for icons, choose fonts, play with color schemes, and arrange their designs to match the personality of their food truck. Some students created bold, eye-catching logos while others took a more simple or playful approach. It was great to see how thoughtful they were in making design choices that reflected their truck’s theme and menu.

There were a few hiccups along the way, like figuring out how to layer images or how to undo changes, but students were quick to problem-solve and help one another out. It became a fun mix of tech learning, creativity, and collaboration.

We also want to give a shoutout to a few of our classmates who are part of Student Voice. They worked hard behind the scenes to help make the Volunteer Tea a success this week. Their leadership and teamwork were a big part of why the event ran so smoothly.

Now we’re getting excited to share everything we’ve worked on at our Celebration of Learning. We hope to see you on Tuesday, May 27 at 12:45 PM in the Andrew Sibbald gym for our food truck festival. Students will be showing off their menus, logos, and lots of other great work. It’s going to be a fun afternoon!

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