respect: treating others politely and kindly
"If you have some respect for people as they are, you can be more effective in helping them to become better than they are." John Gardner
Announcements for this Week:
Please be mindful of dress code- dresses and shorts should be no shorter than two inches above the knees for girls and boys.
Please look through the Friday folder, empty out the papers, sign any papers with a grade of D or F and return those tests ONLY to school on Monday. Please also sign the folder acknowledging that you saw the papers inside and return that folder on Monday as well. This helps you to go over the grades your child has earned.
Thank you all for meeting with me for conferences! I'm here to partner with you for your child's education, so if you ever have questions about anything- please feel free to reach out!
POEMS are due on THURSDAY, Sep. 10! No late poems will be accepted
Book reports and book logs are due next week, Sep. 17! Be sure your child is working to complete those!
Spelling/ Phonograms/ Word Analysis for this week
Math study guide for upcoming test
Home Support:
As we really get into the swing of things with math, multiplication will be a vital part of your child's success this year! Please work with your child to memorize their facts! We are sending home facts each night for additional practice. You can also utilize flashcards, apps, times table charts, etc. for extra practice!
Virtue Focus: What is Respect?
This week we'll discuss how to show respect to all people and creatures, big or small!
current teacher read aloud:
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling
lunch orders must be submitted by NOON the DAY BEFORE
upcoming events:
9/7: NO SCHOOL: Labor Day
9/11: special flag ceremony for Remembrance Day at 8:30 AM