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My OP students could not have asked for a better day on the challenge course.  Of course we got completely burnt due to the lack of sun screen, but all in all the students had a great time.  The day started with climbing the outside elements (Catwalk, Swinging log, Rickety bridge, Spinderella, Burma bridge, Log-drivers waltz & Multi-vine.  Each student was able to take part in the climb and belaying team in some way which added to the team building experience.  Later in the day we tackled the "Team all aboard"...a 2x2 foot platform on a 35 foot pole that 4 climbers must stand on and then hold themselves by leaning out over the edge!  This proved to be a great way to finish off the day. Special thanks to Eddie Pinder & Paul MacKinnon who were able to take time out of their weekend to help us out.  Check out the photo gallery for some pictures of the day.

Posted: April 19, 2010

My OP students have been climbing the walls waiting for better weather...plus we are getting ready for the big challenge course at MVHS.  The students will be leaving BLMS on May 2, at 8:30am and will return around 7:30pm.  Students are reminded that they must wear sneakers or closed-toed shoes...NO SANDALS!  Students also must bring a bag lunch and money for supper as we will be stopping to eat before returning home.  If you have any questions call Mr. Woodburn at 523-7163, or email at robert.woodburn@nbed.nb.ca Students have been busy tying knots, adjusting helmets & harnesses and locking their carabiners in place for the big climb.  Most of them feel that they are ready, but nothing will prepare them when they walk up to the 60ft structure and see it first hand.  You can see pictures of our prusik climbing & belaying in the picture gallery. 

Posted: April 6, 2010

My OP class has been climbing inside and practicing their belaying skills.  Nothing major, just to the top of the bleachers and back down, but it gives everyone a great chance to practice our ABC's & 4H's before we go to the big challenge course at MVHS.

Posted: February 16, 2010

The OP students have been in the great outdoors...well it is in the course title!!!  First we strapped on the snowshoes and hiked around the local trails.  The Annual Snowshoe Field Hockey Tournament proved to be a blast once again.  We are now cross country skiing and trying not to fall down.  The little hill behind the school was quite a challenge, but for the most part everyone made it down onto the river for a great ski.  We are still waiting for that big snow fall and we will start making our quinzees for our overnight exercise next week.

Posted: February 12, 2010

Posted: February 12, 2010

The second semester is off and running and that means more fun and games for the OP course.  Due to the really really really cold weather we did an activity with some milkcrates.  No touching the floor or it's back to the start!  The activity went really well and the students had a blast.  We are off to a great start working together and trusting one another.  I look forward to more activities.  Check out the pictures in the gallery on the right of this page.

Posted: November 25, 2009

The OP course did some prusik climbing on Nov. 24 & 25th.  Here are some pics!

Posted: November 4, 2009

Date: 

Wed, Nov 4/09 8:00 pm
The notes for this lesson can be found under the documents section.  Students are responsible for all notes in order to succeed on tests & the final exam.  If you have any questions contact Mr. Woodburn.

Posted: November 4, 2009

Date: 

Sun, Nov 8/09 8:00 pm
The class discussed these questions in class.  Make sure you get the notes from this discussion from a classmate as it will be on a test/final exam. 1. How often do you eat fast food? 2. Do you feel you could not eat fast food when all your friends were? 3. Should fast food companies be held responsible for the obesity epidemic?  Why/why not? 4. Do you think BLMS offers nutritious meals?

Posted: November 4, 2009

Date: 

Tue, Nov 3/09 8:00 pm
The notes for this lesson can be found under the documents section.  Students are responsible for all notes in order to succeed on tests & the final exam.  If you have any questions contact Mr. Woodburn.  

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