Monthly Archives: March 2020

Good afternoon IFPS families, DSB1 is working on a distance learning plan, it will be up and running the week of April 6th. Please stay tuned for information about this which will be released soon! In the meantime, we encourage … Continue reading →

Lucian wanted to share that he is keeping busy by biking, making cookies, baking pancakes, and making spaghetti sauce. He doesn’t have pictures to share, but wants his friends to know is keeping busy learning! When we return to school, … Continue reading →

Good morning IFPS families, Please see the attached pictures from yesterday’s challenges. PLEASE NOTE WE ACCEPT ALL PHOTOS AS WE ENJOY STAYING CONNECTED! STAY TUNED FOR NEXT WEEK’S VIRTUAL LEARNING TASKS! Hailey, Ava, and their mom in their PJs! Just … Continue reading →

2 Families have already accepted the challenge. Looking forward to seeing all posts! Coffee PJs and LEGO! Have a great day with your families! From Marshall and his family! He misses everyone. Enjoy your breakfast friends. From Grayson Happy PJ … Continue reading →

Friday – PJ Day / Bedhead Day and Positive Friday 1.       Take a picture of yourself / family in your PJs with Bedhead or wacky hair – Bonus Points if you send in a picture are making breakfast together with … Continue reading →

Rowan and Charlee with playing outside with their sister Ava.   Grayden and Adele making chili and Greek Salad for dinner!     

Good afternoon IFPS families, For those of you who are still looking for a way to be creative, in addition to Olivia’s post, CHECK OUT WHAT HOPE AND FAITH ARE UP TO! Authenticity and home decorating all at once! As … Continue reading →

“Every child is an artist, the problem is staying an artist when you grow up.” – Pablo Picasso By definition, creativity means, “the use of the imagination or original ideas, especially in the production of an artistic work.” As we … Continue reading →

Good afternoon IFPS families, For as long as I can remember, including dating back to when I was a young student, there have always been a few constants in a school year, these being: 1. August is the time when … Continue reading →

Would you rather be trapped in a small room with 10,000 tarantulas for 10 minutes, or eat 10 tarantulas in 10 minutes? Grayson’s answer: