MOVING ALONG
Hello Parents,
Well, our first few weeks of school have just flown by! During our first week of school we spent much of our time organizing our materials, learning our routines, and doing some activities that helped me to become familiar with your students. During our second week, we delved into our Reading, Phonics, Spelling, Math and Religion curriculums. As we progress, and pick up our pace, we will add in English, Science and Social Studies.
It was so wonderful to see all the students lined up by the front door on the first day of school, ready to enter the building at 7:50 a.m. Just a gentle reminder that our first bell rings at 7:50. This is the bell for entering the building. The children then have 10 minutes in which to organize and prep themselves for the start of the day. The tardy bell rings at 8:00 a.m. and the doors close at this time. We begin classes right there after. It is so helpful to your child if they enter the building at 7:50. Arriving late causes your child to miss important information and not have the opportunity to set themselves up for the day. It also causes a disruption and interruption when instruction has begun. You may always drop your child off by the doors prior to 7:50. The doors are monitored by Mrs. Delisi. In this manner you will also not get stuck in the long line of traffic in front of the school!
Until next time...
Ms. Anderson
WELCOME NEW SCHOOL YEAR: 2026-27
Hello Parents,
Welcome to my blog site. This blog site is where you can go to find general information regarding our classroom activities. I usually update this site about once a month. For more specific information, I will send home a "What We're Working On This Week" newsletter at the beginning of each week. This will keep you posted on our daily progress, as well as give you a heads up about scheduled quizzes and tests. You will find this sheet in your child's "Take Home Folder" at the start of each week.
Our "Take Home Folder" will go home and come back to school each day. Please take time to check this folder every day. Papers that are on the "Papers and Mail" side of the folder are for you to take out and peruse, and sometimes to return. Papers that are on the "Homework" side of the folder are for your child to complete and bring back to school.
When we begin homework assignments, our "Assignment Notebook" will also go home and come back to school each day. This notebook is where the students will record their homework tasks. As this will be a new experience for your child, they may need some guidance and reinforcement with this responsibility. Please look inside on each day's page to see what your child needs to accomplish.
If ever you should have any questions, concerns, or anything you may need to share, please feel free to contact me. I look forward to our new school year together!
Sincerely,
Ms. Anderson