Artknits Presents: Back To School Blues Week!

Started the day off with an “Escape the Back to School Blues” escape room. Great way to get to know your new classmates and work collaboratively to problem solve and escape!

September prep for Artknits Markham and Newmarket students! (facebook message)

This is a message that is said by Artknits Markham in a "Facebook" post: What is a team? Team is always work together to tackle problems. Some brainstorm September safety bubbles, some set up new classrooms, while some working hard with our kiddos ❤️ . COVID brings us a lot of unexpected changes, but also bring us together stronger and treasure the amazing team we have and the time we get to do in-person therapy with our kids. Have a wonderful, relaxing long weekend eve ryone! ☀️

Artknits Thornhill articles: Lets learn about cells!

So, the cell theory states that living things consist of cells, that a cell is the basic structural and function the unit of life. And they are all cells come from pre-existing cells. So, scientist have been study living things for over 400 years. Later, the development of the microscope allows scientist to see cells for the first time because, it was hard to see. So, they can develop the cell theory by basic characteristics, of living things. You have to learn cells from other living things because, you have to learn what is the cell is look like, of its size or complexity. And it reminds us of studying of how living things work.

What Is Normal?

Being normal means to be typical and to be expected. And also, the things that are common to do for everybody. Like for example of being normal is people will know all the rules in the society like for example do not do dangerous things. An example of not being normal is developing disorders and doing dangerous things. Here is a list of examples of things that are normal to you. People needed routines and rules. Everyone is different in society. Everyone is part of society. Eat foods. Going shopping for clothes. Going to school.

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