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CBC News  Posted:  Feb 28, 2013  12:57PM

A single mother in Cape Breton is appealing for help to get her children to a medical appointment next week at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto.

Nichol MacNeil's four-year-old son, Devon, suffers from a digestive condition known as severe gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD. Severe GERD is a chronic digestive disease that occurs when stomach acid and bile wash back into the esophagus.

MacNeil said the condition causes her son to throw up almost every day.

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Published on March 3, 2013 

SYDNEY — A single mother from Whitney Pier who was seeking financial help to take her boys to the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto says she is overwhelmed by the support she has received from the community.

Topics : Hospital for Sick Children , Ronald McDonald House , IWK hospital , Toronto , Halifax

Nichol MacNeil’s four-year-old son Devon has cerebral palsy and several reoccurring problems, including a seizure disorder and constant vomiting.

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SooToday.com

Monday March 04, 2013  by:  Carol Martin

The family of a baby born with a serious and life-threatening medical condition is attributing his miraculous recovery to the love, support and prayers of a city full of well-wishers as he comes home to the Sault about five weeks earlier than expected.

Bentley Wylie and his mom, Alyssa Plamenco, will be flying home today to continue his recovery at the Sault Area Hospital.

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Global News

The Canadian Press
Updated Monday, Mar. 4 at 11:08 a.m.

SYDNEY, N.S. - A single mother from Cape Breton who was seeking financial help to take her boys to the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto says she is overwhelmed by the support she has received from the community.

Nichol MacNeil's four-year-old son Devon has cerebral palsy and several reoccurring problems, including a seizure disorder and constant vomiting.

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Toronto Star

By: Alex Ballingall News reporter, Published on Wed Feb 27 2013

Karissa Kruk giggles and skips across the mini-gymnasium floor, waving her arms and laughing with her two older sisters, Kaylee and Makaylah.

The older siblings speak of how they love doing arts and crafts at the Bathurst St. play centre — not to mention the towering rock climbing wall in the next room. Karissa listens to her sisters and grins beneath the toque that covers her hairless head.

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By Heather Rivers, Woodstock Sentinel-Review

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By Carol Mulligan, Sudbury Star
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 9:25:26 EST AM

When Karissa was diagnosed, she and her mother were flown to Toronto. Dave and the rest of the family weren't long following in the family van.

While adjusting to the reality Karissa was acutely ill with a rare form of cancer, the Kruks knew one thing: They would not be happy unless they remained together.

Ronald McDonald House, donations from family and friends, and fundraisers organized by kindergarten teacher Lise Malette have made a world of difference to the Kruks.

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By Carol Mulligan, Sudbury Star

Friday, February 22, 2013 6:24:02 EST AM

Lise Malette is urging Sudburians to chalk their cues and attend a pool fundraiser Saturday for a sick little girl from Sudbury and her family.

Karissa Kruk, 8, was diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia, a very rare form of the childhood cancer, last July.

Since then, her parents, Terra and Dave, and five of her six brothers and sisters, have been living at Ronald McDonald House in Toronto while Karissa has been hospitalized at the Toronto Hospital for Sick Children.

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Marceleen Ehrig|Feb 13, 2013 - 4:47 PM

Staff photo by Fred Loek

123 Today marks the first anniversary of the Ronald McDonald House Toronto Family Room at Credit Valley Hospital.

Dedicated to helping families with seriously ill infants or children, it became the first of its kind in the GTA when it opened last February.  

The facility provides accommodation and support services for sick children, their siblings and their parents. It is often described as a “home away from home.”

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Toronto Star

By: Paul Hunter Feature reporter, Published on Fri Feb 15 2013

Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf leads by example when it comes to charitable works. Many teammates are also deeply involved.

At Maple Leafs home games, no matter how fierce the on-ice action, a kinder, gentler side of hockey plays out in a luxury suite tucked high in the northwest corner of the Air Canada Centre.

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Ronald McDonald Family Room Program at The Credit Valley Hospital of the Trillium Health Partners

February 13, 2013:
First Ronald McDonald House Toronto Family Room marks milestone 

April 13, 2012:  
First Ronald McDonald Family Room® in the GTA now open at Credit Valley

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

First Ronald McDonald House Toronto Family Room marks milestone
Medical-free space for families of seriously ill infants and children at Credit Valley Hospital turns one 

February 13, 2013 (Toronto, ON) – Today marks the first anniversary of the Ronald McDonald House Toronto Family Room at The Credit Valley Hospital of the Trillium Health Partners in Mississauga, Ontario. It became the first Family Room of its kind to open in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) last February.   

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Ronald McDonald House Toronto hosted its annual holiday-time gala at the Carlu in December. McNabb Roick Events reflected the Holiday Chic: Sparkle theme in sequined table linens and the crystal candle holders that served as centerpieces.

Photo: George Pimentel for Ronald McDonald House Toronto

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New-gen glitter girls came out in droves to support Sparkle, a gala fundraiser for Ronald McDonald House Toronto.

The evening hit home for many of the guests, who have young children themselves and could relate to the heart-wrenching story of one young mother who found herself in Toronto on a trip with her newborn boy. Her child became ill and would need a heart transplant. RMHT came to the rescue and gave them shelter while they awaited a new heart.

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Jan 15, 2013 | Mississauga.com | Jason Spencer

Churchill Meadows dental office to kick off mouthguard campaign

The Churchill Meadows Dental Centre is launching a campaign on Friday to help young athletes protect their pearly whites.

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See photos and watch video:  Holiday Chic Sparkle Gala in SNAP Downtown newspaper

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Star Staff 

Patrons of the 2012 Sparkle Gala took the theme to heart in couture gowns and over-the-top jewelry. The event, held at the Carlu, raised a record $825,000 for Ronald McDonald House Toronto. One guest donated $100,000 on the spot during the fundraising challenge which took the place of a live auction, said event chair Amoryn Engel. All money raised supports families who stay at Ronald McDonald House while their child receives treatment at nearby pediatric hospitals.

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Jays Foundation Fall 2012 Newsletter

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Ronald McDonald House Toronto Family Room Program at The Credit Valley Hospital of the Trillium Health Partners

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Julie Slack
Oct 25, 2011 - 11:32 AM 

CVH gets Ronald McDonald room

By early next year, parents with critically ill newborns at Credit Valley Hospital (CVH) will be able to stay close to their side with a room that offers the comforts of home.

CVH's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), a regional facility, will have a place of respite inside the hospital thanks to a partnership between the hospital Ronald McDonald House (RMH) Toronto and RMH Charities Canada.

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April 13, 2012

Elora Crawford

Mississauga.com

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JUNE 19, 2012 9:10 

The new Ronald McDonald Family Room at the Credit Valley Hospital site is like a home away from home for parents with ill or premature newborns.

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Toronto, ON (November 26, 2012) – For one magical evening prior to the holidays, Eleanor McCain will perform with the Starlight Orchestra in support of a most worthy cause: children. On Thursday, December 13, in the dazzling setting of The Carlu, Eleanor will play a selection of songs from her Holiday release, sure to get everyone in a festive mood.  

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Ronald McDonald House Toronto spreads holiday cheer with Sparkle Gala

December 11th, 2012 (Toronto, ON) – On Thursday, December 13th, Ronald McDonald House Toronto will create a glittering soiree with its Holiday Chic - Sparkle Gala. This special evening will support families of seriously ill children who stay at Ronald McDonald House Toronto while their child receives life-saving medical treatment at nearby paediatric hospitals.

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See Holiday Chic: Sparkle in Hello! Canada Magazine 

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CP24 Breakfast visits the House on Christmas Day 2012 - Part 2

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Christmas Day 2012 with CP24 at Ronald McDonald House Toronto

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By Ashley Lewis, Cochrane Times Post

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Timmins Press.com
By Benjamin Aubé
Wednesday, October 31, 2012 7:22:18 EDT PM

TIMMINS - There's a wacky little cabin currently sitting in Timmins Square that looks like it was designed by Dr. Seuss.

Pretty much every kid that walks by can't help but point it out to their parents, giggle, and imagine the infinite possibilities it holds.

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Published on October 17, 2012

Sueann Musick   
The News 

Topics : Ronald McDonald House , IWK Hospital , Sick Kids Hospital , PICTOU , Toronto , Halifax

PICTOU – Rebecca Gillis is coming home.

After spending 14 months in Toronto waiting for a heart transplant, the 15-year-old Pictou native has been given the OK by doctors to travel home.

“She is super excited,” said her mother Jennifer. “I think she is most excited to see her dog, Ringo. She hasn’t seen him since we left.

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Niamh Scallan
Staff Reporter
Toronto Star

Published on Saturday September 15, 2012

The young teen with bright blue eyes is subdued by a cocktail of painkillers and curled up on her bed, a striped fleece blanket covering her frail body.

It’s about 8 p.m. on this mid-August evening, and though dusk has already begun to settle, Jessica Dunn’s room here at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children continues to buzz with the chatter of visiting family and friends.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ONTARIO’S TOP INTERIOR DESIGNERS CELEBRATED
AT THE 2012 ARIDO AWARDS GALA

Toronto, ON – September 20, 2012 – The Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario (ARIDO) announced the winners of its annual Awards program during a gala dinner last night at the Liberty Grand in Toronto. One of the most highly regarded honours in the industry, the ARIDO Awards recognize excellence, innovation and creativity in interior design.

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09/20/2012  | CityNews.ca staff

Canada’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes are in Toronto to meet fans and take part in a parade and gala dinner where they will be inducted into the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame.

Medallists Rosie MacLennan, Benoit Huot and Adam van Koeverden are among the athletes taking part in the tour, which kicked off with a breakfast with children and youth at Ryerson’s new Mattamy Athletic Centre downtown.

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Kaleigh Rogers
Staff Reporter

Toronto Star
September 2, 2012

While her siblings flipped proudly through their pilot autograph books, Karissa Kruk’s eyes were glued to the sky.

The 7-year-old leukemia patient at Sick Kids has just spent the last month and a half in the hospital. On Sunday, she was given a rare opportunity to spend time with her family and feel like a kid again at the Canadian International Air Show.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 10, 2012
         
SUBARU’S RALLY FOR THE KIDS CHALLENGE EXCEEDS TARGET
Two Subaru dealers compete in Targa Newfoundland, raising over $100K for Ronald McDonald Houses across Canada.

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By: Heidi Ulrichsen - Sudbury Northern Life Staff

The mother of a seven-year-old Sudbury girl who has been fighting a rare form of leukemia and has suffered a stroke said she's at a “loss for words” when she thinks about how the community has stepped up to help her family.

Karissa Kruk, who was to enter Grade 3 at St. Francis Catholic Elementary School this fall, has been receiving treatment for her condition at Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital since early July.

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2012-08-09 / Local News
Orangeville Citizen

Since 1981, Ronald McDonald House in Toronto has provided comfort and aid to seriously ill children and their families.

Julie Elsdon-Height has decided this endeavour should be supported and is planning an Aug. 19 fundraiser at Finn MacCool’s.

The event, called Bald Better Be Beautiful, will feature appetizers, entertainment, a silent auction and door prizes.

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TORONTO - July 25, 2012 - “A Home Away From Home”. That is the heartwarming title for Arts for Children and Youth’s (AFCY) new mural, inspired by Ronald McDonald House Toronto’s (RMH Toronto) tagline. It was created for children staying at Ronald McDonald House Toronto’s new facility on McCaul Street.
 
The mural was created by marginalized Toronto youth in a summer arts-based employment program facilitated by Arts for Children and Youth (AFCY), a charitable organization based in Toronto.

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08/07/2012 

Cargill employees raise more than $345,000 for Ronald McDonald Houses across Canada
WINNIPEG, Manitoba - 7 August 2012 - With a bined effort of 50 volunteers, 144 golfers and a handful of kids serving up ice cold lemonades, Cargill's 7th annual FORE! The Houses golf tournament held on June 28 in London, Ont., was the most successful one yet, raising $345,619 for Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC).

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By Sara Ross, Orillia Packet & Times

Tuesday, July 24, 2012 10:01:29 EDT PM

ORILLIA - Mike Davenport’s annual Rally for the Kids challenge has latched onto a national campaign.

This year, the owner of Davenport Subaru on West Street South will be racing in the 2,200-kilometre Targa Newfoundland race in support of Ronald McDonald House Toronto.

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SUBARU CANADA:  RALLYING FOR THE KIDS AT TARGA NEWFOUNDLAND

Two Subaru dealers compete and raise money for Ronald McDonald Houses

(MISSISSAUGA) –Subaru Canada, Inc. (SCI) is pleased to announce its participation in the Rally for the Kids Challenge at the 11th Annual Targa Newfoundland, the week-long motorsport challenge that starts September 8, 2012 in St. John’s, Newfoundland.

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Published on July 11, 2012
 
PICTOU – A 14-year-old Pictou girl is continuing to make progress in her  recovery from a heart transplant.

Rebecca Gillis was re-admitted to a Toronto hospital earlier this month after one of her lungs collapsed from fluid that caused her saturation levels to be low, but she has since been released from hospital is recovering at the Ronald MacDonald House, said her mother Jennifer.

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McDonald’s Canada founder George Cohon says teams of Torontonians did the good works that got him the official key to the city, and he can’t wait to share it with them.

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By LINDSEY PAPP
Staff Reporter
Orangeville Citizen

Now in the planning stages of hosting a fundraiser in August for the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) in Toronto, Orangeville’s Julie Ann Elsdon has committed herself to going bald.

“Ronald McDonald house provides a home for families whose children are being treated in the Toronto area,” she explained. “Families who live remotely get to have somewhat of a family life while going through the traumatic events that treatment can bring.”

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Saturday May 18, 2012

Katie Daubs
Staff Reporter
Toronto Star

George Cohon was walking his dogs recently when a passerby began to stare.

People sometimes recognize the 75-year-old who brought the golden arches to eastern Canada and Russia. But this man had his eye on the Golden Retrievers.

“He says, 'Are those the two dogs who go to Baycrest?' " recalled Cohon’s wife Susan.

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Letter to the Editor
May 16, 2012

Please accept our thanks and the thanks of many families that are using (or may need) the services of the Toronto Ronald McDonald House.

McHappy Day May 2 in Alliston, Angus and across Canada was a huge success. The best ever.

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May 14, 2012

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By Darren Lum

Handsewn blankets from the Highlands are spreading the warmth of love far beyond the county borders

With busy hands creating blankets for the Knitting for Warmth outreach project, the boisterous volunteer group sits around a square table, keeping the conversation at a steady rhythm, interspersed with laughter.

Most of them take a bag of eight-inch-by-eight-inch yarn squares, organized and numbered so they can be sewn together for one blanket, which is then donated to people and organizations who need a little warmth.

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May 11, 2012- 2:13 PM

Youth order up charity for Ronald McDonald House By: Heidi Ulrichsen - Sudbury Northern Life Staff.

A group of pre-teen girls jumped up and down with excitement and cheered after they poured the $100 they raised for Ronald McDonald House Charities into a donation container at the McDonald's restaurant on Regent Street May 3.

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By Racheal McCaig

on May 9, 2012 3:06 PM 

If I could ask for one thing this Mother's Day, it's that everything you would have spent on your wife, mom, girlfriend, partner or yourself be instead donated to the moms at Ronald McDonald House.

Because, and let's be honest, I don't need more flowers, or a trip to the spa or yet another gift certificate for LuluLemon.

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by Danielle Bileski Leonard

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Apr 30, 2012 - 9:32 AM
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McHappy Day comes to York Region
Mayor, fire chef serving at Stouffville location

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First posted: Saturday, April 28, 2012 12:12 PM EDT | Updated: Saturday, April 28, 2012 12:20 PM EDT

By Rita DeMontis,Toronto Sun

TORONTO - If it's May it means McHappy Day is coming our way.

And it's coming this May 2, when McDonald’s restaurants across the country help celebrate this special, annual fundraising event where $1 from every Big Mac sandwich, Happy Meal and hot McCafé® beverage sold will go to local children’s charities such as Ronald McDonald Houses.

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By SHANELLE LESSARD SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER
Updated 1 day ago

For the past 19 years, McHappy Day has been doing what it does best: making children happy.

This year, Mayor Jeff Lehman has declared May 2 to be McHappy Day in Barrie.

For every Big Mac, Happy Meal and McCafe sold, a loonie will be donated to the Ronald McDonald Houses located around the world to help families live in a comfortable environment while their children who are suffering from illnesses attend their medical treatments at nearby hospitals.

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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 25, 2012) - On May 2, 2012, McDonald's restaurants across the country will celebrate McHappy Day, an annual fundraising event where $1 from every Big Mac® sandwich, Happy Meal® and hot McCafé® beverage* sold will go to local children's charities such as Ronald McDonald Houses.

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April 3, 2012
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By Leith Dunick, tbnewswatch.com

When Neave Badanai was two years old, she was diagnosed with liver cancer.

The surgery that saved her life was only available in Toronto, which meant her parents, Kelly and George, spent weeks away from home, comforting their daughter in an unfamiliar city thousands of miles from Thunder Bay.

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Did you know that 10 cents from every McDonald's Happy Meal sold in Canada goes to build and manage Ronald McDonald houses? Located next to pediatric hospitals across the country, Ronald McDonald House (RMH) provides a warm and comfortable home environment to out-of-town families so they can be a stone throw away from their child.

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Friday, April 13, 2012 8:19:20 EDT PM

McHappy Day is returning May 2 to McDonald’s restaurants in Sarnia.

Community Living Sarnia-Lambton and Ronald McDonald House of southwestern Ontario will receive $1 from every Big Mac, Happy Meal and hot McCafe beverage sold during this year’s annual fundraiser at the Sarnia McDonald’s.

“At McDonald’s, we have always been committed to giving back to the communities we serve,” said Colleen Buckley, owner-operator of McDonald’s Restaurants of Sarnia.

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Grand Opening of the new House culminates more than six years of planning and construction.

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Taking a stand is not an easy thing to do, and this is exactly what was discussed amongst Grades 4-8 students this month in Language.  First, students read about different individuals who have taken a stand throughout history, and who spoke out publicly promoting a cause they believed in. 

Next, students decided what makes a strong and successful speech.  Finally, students decided on topics they were passionate about and wrote persuasive speeches that were read at our School Fair. 

Besides the range of interesting topics that were presented, including why

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Learning about fractions might just be one of the toughest math concepts in the Ontario Curriculum, and with our multi-grade class there are lots of different aspects of fractions to cover in our math sessions. 

We are happy to report, however, that our Grades 4-9 students seem to have made some major breakthroughs over the past while.  With the use of fraction games, like our Fraction Pizza game, and various classroom manipulatives, they are exploring new ways to visualize and work with these numbers. 

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JK-Grade 3 students are currently working on completing a study of non-fiction texts.  We began our unit by looking at the characteristics of non-fiction books, and analyzing many of the books in our school library to determine whether or not they fit the characteristics. 

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To finish up our study of Energy, all students travelled to the Ontario Science Centre.  Students from JK, Grades 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 and 11 all found something that they enjoyed the most.  We started in the Living Earth Gallery and had a blast going across the rickety wooden bridge in the rainforest.  Next, it was on to the Science Arcade.  Highlights of this area included the cave, creating our own tornadoes, the slanted house and experimenting with sound in the music areas.  After lunch, we split into two groups.  Grade 3 and under students visited KidSpark where

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JK-Grade 3 students have been very busy this month learning about different elements of story including character, setting and plot.  We started out the month by looking at The Three Billy Goats Gruff story and examining the different elements in this book.  Students did some interesting activities such as making ‘wanted’ posters for the troll in the story, and making their own postcards of settings they held special meaning for them.  To learn about plot, we learned a catchy rhyme which students enjoyed showing off to visitors to the classroom.  They also enjoyed acting

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Learning the multiplication tables is challenging for many students, especially facts such as 6x7 and 8x8.  How can we learn these tricky facts?  Our students in Grades 4-9 are exploring one easy way – create a rhyme for all of the facts that are hardest to remember.  Some of our favourite rhymes currently being used in the classroom are “seven times seven were doing fine until they found forty-nine” and “seven times eight did magic tricks, pulled out of his hat fifty-six.”  Students have illustrated all their rhymes and shared them with classmates.  We hope this ex

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As part of our All Ages Session, students are busy learning about all different forms of ENERGY!  This hands-on, interactive unit ties into the Ontario Science curriculum for the variety of grades we have in our current class.  From moving water, to the sun, to electricity, our developing scientists do not have a dull moment.  Popular experiments include making pinwheels, building electrical circuits and exploring with magnets.  Our new house provides an excellent setting to explore another important energy topic – conservation.  Towards the end of the unit, student

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Last month, students showed a real interest in different styles of dance after seeing a community dance performance.  We began an exploration of disco dancing where students had the opportunity to go on the internet to find out about specific disco moves, body shapes that are used in disco and the clothing/hairstyles of disco dancers.  These moves were incorporated into our holiday concert, and into the students’ gingerbread man designs.  Their gingerbread men had some pretty funky hair and really far-out shirts!  Enthusiasm and excitement for dance continues to build no

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All of us at Ronald McDonald House Toronto School are enjoying our new space at 240 McCaul Street.  Between the new computer room, much larger classroom, the supply room and the washroom, we are loving having so many different spaces in which to teach and learn.  We are also making great use of the other spaces in the house.  Recess is a lot more fun now that we have a playground, and reading buddies is even more special now that we have a beautiful and cozy library to travel to.  Soon, we will be having our first physical education class at the new house in the Jays’ Ca

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As part of our All Ages Session, students are busy learning about superheroes and the kind of texts these individuals star in – comics!  Part of our exploration of this topic has led to the creation of individual superheroes with logos and catch-phrases.  Some of the superheroes who are being developed in our classroom are Water Man who shoots water, Shooting Star who turns evil people into stars, and Comic Flash who got his powers from eating comics as a baby.  Holy creativity, Batman – our students are amazing!  As a culminating activity, students will be required to w

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Students in Grades 4-8 are currently working on a musically inspired poetry assignment.

By examining the lyrics of one of their favourite songs, students will attempt to pick out various poetic devices they have learned about in class. We enjoyed doing a whole class activity to prepare for this assignment, taking apart Katy Perry's "Fireworks." Who knew metaphors, similes, alliteration and onomatopoeia could be found throughout this inspiring song!

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Grades JK-3 students are discovering patterns in their everyday environment right now.

By touring the House, students were able to hunt down the various exciting and interesting patterns found in wallpaper, on toys and on furniture. This hands-on experience, complimented by investigations on the SmartBoard, has definitely expanded and personalized their understanding of this math topic.

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RMH Toronto School finished off their first month with a field trip to the Royal Ontario Museum.

Highlights included the bat cave, digging for dinosaur bones and the impressive gemstone gallery. Everyone enjoyed picking out their favourite jewels and taking pictures of rare minerals. Some of us also got a glimpse of the queen bee in the hands-on biodiversity gallery. For anyone who has been to the ROM, you will understand how lucky we were to see this sight.

What a fun day we had!

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