My Family Over the Years

Dave and Brenda Pitre Marry

Aug 21, 1982

Dave Pitre and Brenda Nolan, highschool sweethearts, get married in Sudbury Ontario Canada. Picture taken from http://bit.ly/fEDcXV Feb 27th 2011

Brother- David Born

Sep 13, 1984

Dave and Brenda welcomed David jr.

Amazing Ashley

Apr 14, 1988

Dave and Brenda welcomed their second child (their favourite daughter) Ashley!

Ashley Starts School!

Sep 12, 1992

Ashley Pitre starts junior kindergarten with the teacher who inspired her to become a teacher, Mrs. Couslon. Andrew Hunter Elementary School Image Taken from http://bit.ly/hkwz7m

Ashley Graduates From Andrew Hunter

Jun 16, 2002

Ashley Graduates from Andrew Hunter, excited to move on to high school! Image retrieved from http://bit.ly/i60mE4

Ashley Starts HIgh School at Barrie Central Collegiate

Sep 13, 2002

Ashley starts HIgh School, where she meets her current boyfriend Ryan MacDonald
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Ashley's Grandfather Passes Away

Oct 30, 2004

Ashley's Grandfather was a World War II veteran. He passed away on the morning of October 30th 2004. Grandpa Pitre Image Retrieved from http://bit.ly/hD3Se4

Graduation!

May 25, 2006

Ashley Graduates from HIgh School and starts packing up to go to Wilfrid Laurier University for her Undergraduate Degree in Psychology Image retrieved from http://bit.ly/e6m6Oi

Graduation

May 20, 2010

Ashley graduates from Wilfrid Laurier Universisty with her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology Image Retrieved from http://bit.ly/igOTbh

Faculty of Education at Brock!

Sep 1, 2010

Ashley starts her journey at Brock University to become a teacher! Image retrieved from http://bit.ly/fKDAXT

Sources

Feb 28, 2011

Pictures taken from :
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Ashley Pitre's Camera Resources:
Ontario Curriculum: Social Studies. History and Geography 2005.

Overall Expectations: Heritage and Citizenship: Grade 2-Traditions and Ceremonies

Feb 28, 2011

Overall Expectations:By the end of Grade 2, students will: • demonstrate an understanding that Canada is a country of many cultures;
• use a variety of resources and tootools to gather, process, and communicate information about
similarities and differences among family traditions and celebrations;
• explain how the various cultures of individuals and groups contribute to the local
community..

Specific Expecation: Heritage and Citizenship: Grade 2- Traditions and Celebrations

Feb 28, 2011

Specific:
-use illustrations, key words, and simple
sentences (e.g., timeline of major family
events, simple family tree) to sort, classify,
and record basic information about family
history and traditions;