Latest 5A News

May 13 - 17

A few friendly reminders:

At any time, if you need to reach out to me, please don't hesitate. You can reach me by email jxparsons@edu.pe.ca or call 902-368-6950
The PEI School Food program’s website is www.peischoolfood.ca/
Prince Street School website: https://princestreet.edu.pe.ca/

If your child will be out for the day or part of the day, please call the school at 902-368-6950 or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca to let us know.
Students are required to bring their own cutlery, condiments and water bottles. Unfortunately, our school does not supply these items.

Dates to Remember:

May 20th (Monday)--Statutory Holiday--No Classes

May 23rd (Thursday)-4 p.m.--Welcome to Kindergarten

May 24th (Friday) - Track and Field

May 31st (Friday a.m.)--Orientation Morning for New Kindergarten students (No classes for existing Kindergarten students)

June 26th (Wednesday)--Last Day of Classes for this school year

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - pattern rules, multiplication and division review

Reading and Writing - concluding persuasive writing, fictional narratives, novel groups

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May 21 - 24

A few friendly reminders:

It is very warm in our classroom, appropriate clothing and water bottles are strongly encouraged to make the warm temperatures bearable

At any time, if you need to reach out to me, please don't hesitate. You can reach me by email jxparsons@edu.pe.ca or call 902-368-6950
The PEI School Food program’s website is www.peischoolfood.ca/
Prince Street School website: https://princestreet.edu.pe.ca/

If your child will be out for the day or part of the day, please call the school at 902-368-6950 or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca to let us know.

DATES TO REMEMBER:

May 4th (Saturday)--Rock Band Performance

May 10th (Friday-a.m.)--Grades 2-6 attending Addams Family Performance

May 20th (Monday)--Statutory Holiday--No Classes

May 23rd (Thursday)-4 p.m.--Welcome to Kindergarten

May 31st (Friday a.m.)--Orientation Morning for New Kindergarten students (No classes for existing Kindergarten students)

June 19 - City Cinema/BBQ/Fun Day - $10 due

June 26th (Wednesday)--Last Day of Classes for this school year

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May 6 - 10

A few friendly reminders:

At any time, if you need to reach out to me, please don't hesitate. You can reach me by email jxparsons@edu.pe.ca or call 902-368-6950
The PEI School Food program’s website is www.peischoolfood.ca/
Prince Street School website: https://princestreet.edu.pe.ca/

If your child will be out for the day or part of the day, please call the school at 902-368-6950 or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca to let us know.
On Friday, May 10, we will be walking to the Confederation Centre of the Arts, leaving school at approximately 9:15 am. and returning at approximately 12:30 pm., to watch "The Addams Family" performed by Charlottetown Rural High School students.

The admission cost is $11 per student. Please pay this before Monday, May 6. Please contact the school at 902-368-6950 if the admission cost may cause undue hardship and you need to make alternative payment arrangements.

Students are required to bring their own cutlery, condiments and water bottles. Unfortunately, our school does not supply these items.

DATES TO REMEMBER:

May 4th (Saturday)--Rock Band Performance

May 10th (Friday-a.m.)--Grades 2-6 attending Addams Family Performance

May 20th (Monday)--Statutory Holiday--No Classes

May 23rd (Thursday)-4 p.m.--Welcome to Kindergarten

May 31st (Friday a.m.)--Orientation Morning for New Kindergarten students (No classes for existing Kindergarten students)

June 26th (Wednesday)--Last Day of Classes for this school year

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - area and perimeter of rectangles, multiplication and division review

Reading and Writing - read aloud/written comprehension Kensuke's Kingdom, persuasive writing

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April 29 - May 3

A few friendly reminders:

Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read and complete the reading log, study spelling words, practice multiplication facts, and complete 1 IXL math outcome if possible. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you or if you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
All students need indoor shoes.
Students are required to bring their own cutlery, condiments and water bottles. Unfortunately, our school does not supply these items.
It is important that students are able to go outside for recess in all types of weather. In order for your child(ren) to be comfortable outside, please check the weather before sending your child(ren) to school to determine the appropriate clothing. We recommend including extra spring clothing in the backpacks--i.e.: pants, socks, etc.--for those sloppy, wet weather days.

-A BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Hadwin Gallant on winning our fundraising prize of

Prince Street Principal For The Day.

-On Friday, May 10, we will be walking to the Confederation Centre of the Arts, leaving school at approximately 9:15 am. and returning at approximately 12:30 pm., to watch "The Addams Family" performed by Charlottetown Rural High School students.

-News from the Phys. Ed Department:

After School Volleyball Club:

Grade 5 & 6 after-school volleyball. The pick up time is 3:30-3:35 p.m. The schedule is as follows:

Tuesday, April 30th

Attention Grade 5 & 6:

Please see Mr. Toombs if you are interested in Track & Field. Schedule is listed below. Pick up time is 3:35 p.m. at the school.

TRACK & FIELD CLUB DATES:

Monday, April 29th

Wednesday, May 1st

Monday, May 6th

Wednesday, May 8th

Monday, May 13th

Wednesday, May 15th (Timed Races)

Tuesday, May 21st (Timed Races)

Wednesday, May 22nd (Team Practice)

Friday, May 24th (Zone Meet at UPEI

GRADE 4,5 & 6 AFTER-SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL:

Grade 4, 5 & 6 girls after-school volleyball with Ms. Beck and Mr. Toombs. 2 sessions (2:30-3:30 p.m.). Permission forms available today. Sessions as follows:

Thursday, May 2nd Thursday, May 16th

DATES TO REMEMBER:

April 29th (Monday)--Easter Seals Tour Arrives

May 2nd (Thursday)--Coupon Booklets Go Home

May 3rd (Friday)--Annual Convention--No Classes

May 4th (Saturday)--Rock Band Performance

May 10th (Friday-a.m.)--Grades 2-6 attending Addams Family Performance

May 20th (Monday)--Statutory Holiday--No Classes

May 23rd (Thursday)-4 p.m.--Welcome to Kindergarten

May 31st (Friday a.m.)--Orientation Morning for New Kindergarten students (No classes for existing Kindergarten students)

June 26th (Wednesday)--Last Day of Classes for this school year

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - area and perimeter of rectangles

Reading and Writing - read aloud/written comprehension Kensuke's Kingdom, persuasive writing

April 22 - 26

On Friday, May 10, we will be walking to the Confederation Centre of the Arts, leaving school at approximately 9:15 am. and returning at approximately 12:30 pm., to watch "The Addams Family" performed by Charlottetown Rural High School students.

Coupon Booklets order forms are due April 23rd.

Top Sellers:

1st prize $50 and Principal for the day

2nd prize $25 and Vice Principal for the day.

Random Draw - $25.

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - division, area and perimeter of rectangles

Reading and Writing - read aloud/written comprehension Kensuke's Kingdom, persuasive writing

April 15 - 19

Coupon Booklets order forms are due April 23rd.

Top Sellers:

1st prize $50 and Principal for the day

2nd prize $25 and Vice Principal for the day.

Random Draw - $25.

Easter Seals Fundraisers:

Monday, April 15th -- Ice Cream Sandwich sale - $1

Thursday, April 18th -- Neon Day - $1

Wed, Thurs & Friday April 24rd-26th -- Candy Jar Guesses -- 25 cents a guess

In addition, monetary donations welcome.

Dates to remember:

April 18 - 10 am Spring Concert

April 19 - no classes - Professional Learning Day

April 20 - PEI Junior Honours Choir

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - division, area and perimeter of rectangles

Reading and Writing - read aloud/written comprehension Kensuke's Kingdom, persuasive writing

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April 8 - 12

On Monday, April 8th, school will be dismissed 2 hours early. Students will eat an early lunch at 11:45 - 12:15, before dismissal at 12:30 pm. Please make sure your child knows where they are going at dismissal. Some after school programs are closed for this day. If your child regularly attends an after school program, please confirm if it is open for April 8.

Important dates :

April 8 - 12:30 pm dismissal

April 18 - 10 am Spring Concert

April 19 - no classes - Professional Learning Day

April 20 - PEI Junior Honours Choir

April 2 - 5

A few friendly reminders:

Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read and complete the reading log, study spelling words, practice multiplication facts, and complete 1 IXL math outcome if possible. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you or if you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
All students need indoor shoes.
Prince Street is part of the Charlottetown family of schools for morning delays or cancellations. Early dismissals will be announced on the radio and posted on our website and Facebook. Please be sure your child knows where to go if there is an early closure.
Students are required to bring their own cutlery, condiments and water bottles. Unfortunately, our school does not supply these items.

Important Dates:

April 8 - Solar Eclipse early dismissal at 12:30 bus and 12:35 students who walk

April 18 - Spring Concert @ 10 am

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - check-in of previously covered outcomes, 2 by 2 digit multiplication, division

Reading and Writing - final copies of book reviews not completed before the break, persuasive writing, new read aloud "Kensuke's Kingdom

Health

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March 18 - 21

Important Dates:

March 19 - Water'skool field trip - do not order a lunch for this date- students need to take a lunch on the field trip

March 22 - April 1 - no classes

April 2 - Students return to class

April 18 - Spring Concert @ 10 am

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - multiplication 2 digit by 2 digit

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, non-fiction written comprehension activities, punctuation & capitalization, final copy of book reviews to be published

Health

March 11 - 15

Thank you for the great response and support with parent teacher interviews. For those of you unable to attend this round of interviews, I am always willing to discuss your child's progress. I can be reached at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca or call the school office at 902-368-6950 and I will return your call.

A few friendly reminders:

Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read and complete the reading log, study spelling words, practice multiplication facts, and complete 1 IXL math outcome if possible. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you or if you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
Students are required to bring their own cutlery, condiments and water bottles. Unfortunately, our school does not supply these items.

Important Dates:

March 14 - Progress Reports go home

March 19 - Water'skool field trip - do not order a lunch for this date- students need to take a lunch on the field trip

March 22 - April 1 - no classes

April 2 - Students return to class

April 18 - Spring Concert @ 10 am

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - multiplication 2 digit by 1 & division facts, using patterns, tables, & variables to solve equations

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, non-fiction written comprehension activities, punctuation & capitalization, final copy of book reviews, persuasive writing introduction

Health

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March 4 - 8

As we enter the month of March, please continue with structure at home as there is still much learning to be covered. I will continue to remind students to always work hard and to show our Prince Street values.

Thank you to those parents who have registered for parent-teacher interviews. I look forward to meeting with you this week to discuss your child's progress. Please check the Lost & Found while you are at the school.

There is after school badminton this Monday, March 4. Please ensure your child is aware of their after school pickup arrangements.

Please call the school at 902-368-6950 if your child will be out for any reason. You can reach me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca

Dates to Remember:

March 4 - 8 Scholastic Book Fair

March 8 - Parent Teacher Interviews - No classes

March 14 - Progress Reports go home

March 19 - Water'skool field trip - do not order a lunch for this date

March 22 - April 1 - no classes

April 2 - Students return to class

April 18 - Spring Concert @ 10 am

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - multiplication & division facts, using patterns & variables to solve equations

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, non-fiction written comprehension activities, punctuation & capitalization, exploring book reviews

Health

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February 26 - March 1

Prince Street School will be using an On-Line Booking System for Parent-Teacher Conferences for March 7th and 8th. The link is located below and on our school web page where you can register and book parent-teacher conference times.

https://princestreet.schoolappointments.com/

Please go online and create an account and book your child(ren)’s time(s).

Online appointments will open on February 26th at 9 am for booking. You can register and book your appointment time on this date until March 1st at 3:00 pm.

Information regarding how to register and book a parent-teacher conference time was sent home on, Thursday, February 22nd, 2024.

Please check your child's homework bag for this information.

For EAL parents who require an interpreter, they will be booked through IRSA. Please do not use the online booking. If you do not hear from IRSA, please let your homeroom teacher know that you require an nterpreter.

Important dates:

February 26 - Online appointments open for parent teacher interview conference times

February 29 - Home & School Family Games Night

The Link below is for Prince StreetOn Line Booking Instructions.doc

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Prince Street School will be using an On-Line Booking System for Parent-Teacher Conferences for March 7th and 8th. A link is located on our school web page where you can register and book parent-teacher conference times.

https://princestreet.schoolappointments.com/

We would like all parents to go online and create an account and book your child(ren)’s time(s).

Online appointments will open on February 26th at 9 am for booking. You can register and book your appointment time on this date until March 1st at 3:00 pm

Information regarding how to register and book a parent-teacher conference time will be sent home in a letter today, Thursday, February 22nd, 2024. You can also find information on our school website under daily announcements.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the school.

March 4 - 8 Scholastic Book Fair

March 8 - Parent Teacher Interviews - No classes

March 19 - Water'skool field trip - more info to follow

----------------------------------------------------------------February 19 - 23

We had a great week! Enjoy the long week-end.

Important dates:

February 19 - Islander Day - No classes

February 29 - Home & School Family Games Night

March 4 - 8 Scholastic Book Fair

March 8 - Parent Teacher Interviews - No classes

March 19 - Water'skool field trip - more info to follow

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - multiplication review, using variables to solve equations

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, non-fiction written comprehension activities, research and text features used in non-fiction writing

Social Studies - presenting our country research project

Friendly reminders:

Prince Street is part of the Charlottetown family of schools for morning delays or cancellations. Early dismissals will be announced on the radio and posted on our website and Facebook. Please be sure your child knows where to go if there is an early closure.
Students should have snowpants to play in the snow as they can not sit in wet clothing all day
Students are required to bring their own cutlery, condiments and water bottles. Unfortunately, our school does not supply these items.

February 12 - 15

As a result of this short week, our learning goals will carry into next week. It is not necessary, but students are welcome to bring valentines on Wednesday, February 14. If you choose to hand out valentines or treats, please make sure you have 1 for each student.

There are 25 students in our class and the first names are listed below:

Theo, Alia, Tori, David, Sophie, Kaylyn, Tahnae, Hadwin, Gabriel, Khalid, Evelyn, Cohen, Wooju, Brayden, Jason, Jack, Gustavo, Saniata, Lydia, Sophia, Samantha, Brooklyn, Taher, Jaely, Colton

A few friendly reminders:

Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read and complete the reading log, study spelling words, practice multiplication facts, and complete 1 IXL math outcome if possible. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Inclement weather - Prince Street is part of the Charlottetown family of schools for morning delays or cancellations. Early dismissals will be announced on the radio and posted on our website and Facebook. Please be sure your child knows where to go if there is an early closure.
Students should have snowpants to play in the snow as they can not sit in wet clothing all day
Students are required to bring their own cutlery, condiments and water bottles. Unfortunately, our school does not supply these items.

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - multiplication review, using variables to solve equations

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, non-fiction written comprehension activities, research and text features used in non-fiction writing, creative writing and publishing "The Best Part of Me"

Social Studies - finishing up our country research project

Dates to Remember :

February 14 - Lollipop sale (storm date Feb 15)

February 16 - Winter Wellness Day

February 19 - Islander Day - No classes

February 29 - Home & School Family Games Night

March 4 - 8 Scholastic Book Fair

March 8 - Parent Teacher Interviews - No classes

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February 5 - 9

A few friendly reminders:

Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read and complete the reading log, study spelling words, practice multiplication facts, and complete 1 IXL math outcome if possible. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you or if you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
All students need indoor shoes.
Inclement weather - Prince Street is part of the Charlottetown family of schools for morning delays or cancellations. Early dismissals will be announced on the radio and posted on our website and Facebook. Please be sure your child knows where to go if there is an early closure.
Students are required to bring their own cutlery, condiments and water bottles. Unfortunately, our school does not supply these items.

Here are our Learning Goals for this week:

Math - multiplication review, using variables to solve equations

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, non-fiction written comprehension activities, research and text features used in non-fiction writing

Social Studies - finishing up our country research project

Dates to Remember :

February 8 - Black History Month Presentation

February 14 - Lollipop sale (storm date Feb 15)

February 16 - Winter Wellness Day

February 19 - Islander Day - No classes

February 29 - Home & School Family Games Night

MArch 4 - 8 Scholastic Book Fair

March 8 - Parent Teacher Interviews - No classes

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January 29 - February 2

If you need to contact me, my email is jxparsons@edu.pe.ca. You can also call the school at 902-368-6950 to leave a message and I will return your call.

Just a reminder that we do not provide spoons and forks for lunches. There has been a significant increase in students asking for them in our breakfast program kitchen but we do not have these items available. Please make sure spoons/forks are packed in your child's lunch bag daily. Also, students should bring a filled water bottle to school each day.

Here are the Learning Goals for this week:

Math - addition and subtraction of decimals and problem solving, multiplication review, introduction to using variables to solve equations

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, non-fiction written comprehension activities, research and text features used in non-fiction writing

Social Studies - finishing up our country research project

Dates to Remember :

February 8 - Black History Month Presentation

February 16 - Winter Wellness Day

February 19 - Islander Day - No classes

March 8 - Parent Teacher Interviews - No classes

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January 22 - 26

We just completed a great week of learning! I would like to extend a very warm welcome to the 2 new students who have just recently joined 5A.

A few friendly reminders:

Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read nightly and complete the reading log, study spelling words, and practice multiplication facts. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Students need indoor shoes.
We encourage parents to have their children at school by 8:20 each morning. This gives them a few minutes to get to class and settled before class officially begins at 8:25 a.m. Our school doors are locked at 8:30 a.m. Students arriving after 8:30 a.m. will need to be buzzed in through the front doors and signed in.
If you are dropping your child off in the morning, staff supervision does not begin until 8:00 a.m. Please do not drop your child off before 8:00 as they would be unsupervised.
For the safety of our students, parents are not permitted past the front lobby during the regular school day. If your child needs help getting to their class, please ask for help in the front office. Our office staff can also call your child up to the office or deliver items to students.
Students will be going outside every day for recess unless it is -20 or higher or it is raining really hard. Please make sure students have appropriate outdoor clothing (mitts, hats, warm coat, snowpants, change of socks, etc.)

Dates to Remember :

February 16 - Winter Wellness Day

February 19 - Islander Day - No classes

March 8 - Parent Teacher Interviews - No classes

Here are the Learning Goals for this week:

Math - using estimation strategies, addition and subtraction of decimals and problem solving, multiplication review

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, non-fiction written comprehension activities, research and text features used in non-fiction writing

Social Studies - country research project

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January 15 - 19

A few friendly reminders:

Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read nightly and complete the reading log, study spelling words and practice multiplication facts. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Student need indoor shoes. If you need help supplying these please reach out.
We encourage parents to have their children at school by 8:20 each morning. This gives them a few minutes to get to class and settled before class officially begins at 8:25 a.m. Our school doors are locked at 8:30 a.m. Students arriving after 8:30 a.m. will need to be buzzed in through the front doors and signed in.

Please ensure your child knows what to do in the event of an early school closure. Calling home is not an option so please make sure your child is prepared with the knowledge of what to do. Announcements will be on the radio and on our school website and facebook.
Please check radio/internet regularly for morning delays and school cancellations. Prince Street is part of the Charlottetown family of schools.
Breakfast Club is cancelled when there is a 1 hour delay.

It is important for students to arrive on time for school. O Canada and announcements are at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30.
We value the importance of play in the growth and development of our students. This year we are going to be heading outdoors during recess times in all kinds of weather. Please make sure that your child is dressed to be outside in every kind of weather. If you need help with supplying appropriate outdoor apparel, please contact the school as we may be able to help.
Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read nightly and complete the reading log, study spelling words and practice multiplication facts. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
Please call the school at 902-368-6950 if your child will be out for any reason or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca

Dates to Remember :

February 16 - Winter Wellness Day

February 19 - Islander Day - No classes

March 8 - Parent Teacher Interviews - No classes

Here are the Learning Goals for this week:

Math - using estimation strategies, addition and subtraction of decimals, multiplication review

Reading and Writing - non-fiction independent and shared reading, research and text features used in non-fiction writing

Social Studies - country research project

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January 8 - 12

Happy New Year and welcome 2024! I am looking forward to a productive term. There are many exciting learning opportunities ahead. January 8 is our first day back and the first day of our school breakfast program for 2024.

A few friendly reminders:

Please ensure your child has headphones, water bottle, and cutlery to use at school each day.

It is important for students to arrive on time for school. O Canada and announcements are at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30.
We value the importance of play in the growth and development of our students. This year we are going to be heading outdoors during recess times in all kinds of weather. Please make sure that your child is dressed to be outside in every kind of weather. If you need help with supplying appropriate outdoor apparel, please contact the school as we may be able to help.
Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read nightly and complete the reading log, study spelling words and practice multiplication facts. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
Please call the school at 902-368-6950 if your child will be out for any reason or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca

Here are the Learning Goals for this week:

Math - using estimation strategies, multiplication review

Reading and Writing - we will begin a unit of non-fiction independent and shared reading, research and text features used in non-fiction writing

Social Studies - country research project

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December 18 - 22

A busy and fun week coming up! There will be no homework.

Please reach out to me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca, if you have any questions.

Important Dates:

Monday, December 18 - Read - a thon & wear your favourite holiday colours. If possible but not necessary, please bring a donation of a non-perishable food item to support our local food bank. We will be accepting donations until Wednesday.
Tuesday, December 19 - Turkey Dinner @ PSS - students need to bring their own water to drink. If you have ordered food from the provincial program, it will be sent home at the end of the day.
Wednesday, December 20 - wear your cozy winter clothes
Friday, December 22 - Last day of school for Christmas Break - wear your festive pyjamas & students will be served pizza & a cupcake
Monday, January 8 - First day of school after Christmas Break & breakfast program resumes

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December 11 - 15

Important Dates:

Friday, December 15 - there will be a pancake breakfast for all students. Pancakes will be delivered to classes at approximately 8:30 and there will be no other breakfast program on this day.
Monday, December 18 - wear your favourite holiday colours
Tuesday, December 19 - Turkey Dinner @ PSS - students need to bring their own water to drink. If you have ordered food from the provincial program, it will be sent home at the end of the day.
Wednesday, December 20 - wear your cozy winter clothes
Friday, December 22 - Last day of school for Christmas Break - wear your festive pyjamas & students will be served pizza & a cupcake
Monday, January 8 - First day of school after Christmas Break & breakfast program resumes

A few friendly reminders:

Please ensure your child has headphones, water bottle, and cutlery to use at school each day.

It is important for students to arrive on time for school. O Canada and announcements are at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30.
We value the importance of play in the growth and development of our students. This year we are going to be heading outdoors during recess times in all kinds of weather. Please make sure that your child is dressed to be outside in every kind of weather. If you need help with supplying appropriate outdoor apparel, please contact the school as we may be able to help.
Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read nightly and complete the reading log, study spelling words and practice multiplication facts. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
Please call the school at 902-368-6950 if your child will be out for any reason or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca

Here are the Learning Goals for this week:

Math - relating fractions and decimals, estimation

Reading and Writing - Winter themed reading and writing, Snowflake Bentley read aloud

Social Studies - Investigating past societies

Seasonal Art

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December 4 - 8

Here are the Learning Goals for this week:

Math - equivalent fractions, multiplication fact practice & check-in

Reading and Writing - Continuing Hana's Suitcase, Haiku, written comprehension

Social Studies - Investigating past societies

Important Dates:

Dental Clinic begins, December 4
Monday, December 18, wear your favourite holiday colours
Tuesday, December 19- Turkey Dinner @ PSS - students need to bring their own water to drink. If you have ordered food from the provincial program, it will be sent home at the end of the day.
Wednesday, December 20 - wear your cozy winter clothes
Friday, December 22- Last day of school for Christmas Break - wear your festive pyjamas & students will be served pizza & a cupcake
Monday, January 8- First day of school after Christmas Break & breakfast program resumes

A few friendly reminders:

Please ensure your child has headphones, water bottle, and cutlery to use at school each day.

It is important for students to arrive on time for school. O Canada and announcements are at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30.
We value the importance of play in the growth and development of our students. This year we are going to be heading outdoors during recess times in all kinds of weather. Please make sure that your child is dressed to be outside in every kind of weather. If you need help with supplying appropriate outdoor apparel, please contact the school as we may be able to help.
Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read nightly and complete the reading log, study spelling words and practice multiplication facts. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
Please call the school at 902-368-6950 if your child will be out for any reason or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca
Please do not reply to emails sent through powerschool, you must email me at the above address or I will not receive the message.

A few friendly reminders:

Please ensure your child has headphones, water bottle, and cutlery to use at school each day.

It is important for students to arrive on time for school. O Canada and announcements are at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30.
We value the importance of play in the growth and development of our students. This year we are going to be heading outdoors during recess times in all kinds of weather. Please make sure that your child is dressed to be outside in every kind of weather. If you need help with supplying appropriate outdoor apparel, please contact the school as we may be able to help.
Homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read nightly and complete the reading log, study spelling words and practice multiplication facts. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.
Kindness Kits - If you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telephone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.
Please call the school at 902-368-6950 if your child will be out for any reason or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca
Please do not reply to emails sent through powerschool, you must email me at the above address or I will not receive the message.

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November 27 - December 1

Welcome December! Thank you for attending parent-teacher interviews. It was wonderful to meet with you and discuss your child's progress. For this upcoming week, I will not be at school. Ms. Devos will be teaching 5A from Monday to Friday. It is important that you call the school office at 902-368-6950, if your child is absent or you have any messages that need to be dealt with before my return. Learning Reports will go home Friday, December 1.

Students need a set of headphones for Language Arts lessons this week. Please make sure your child comes prepared.

Here are the Learning Goals for this week:

Math - fraction review and equivalent fractions

Reading and Writing - Continuing Hana's Suitcase, writing Haiku, using commas

Social Studies - Investigating past societies

Important Dates:

Tuesday, December 19- Turkey Dinner @ PSS
Friday, December 22- Last day of school for Christmas Break
Monday, January 8- First day of school after Christmas Break

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November 20 - 24

Parent-Teacher interviews will be held this week. I look forward to meeting with you to discuss all the wonderful progress that has happened in 5A since September. A reminder that we are a scent-free building.
Free Pizza lunch on Thursday, November 23. I will provide a dessert treat. No need to pack lunch this day if this suits your child.
Scholastic Book Fair is happening this week. Students will have a chance to preview the books and also shop at a designated time during the school day.

Here are the Learning Goals for this week:

Math - completing comparing and ordering decimals check-in, multiplication fact check-in, addition and subtraction reachback

Reading and Writing - Continuing Hana's Suitcase, review of Recount writing, individual reading check-ins will continue

Science - The Skeletal System

Important Dates:

Monday, November 20 -Parent Teacher Interviews , 3 - 4:15 pm
Wednesday, November 22 - Parent Teacher Interviews, 3 - 4:15 pm
Thursday, November 23 - lunch provided - free pizza
Thursday, November 23- Parent Teacher Interviews (afternoon and evening)
Friday, November 24- No School (Parent Teacher Interviews)
Thursday, December 14 - Grades K-3 Christmas Concert at 10 a.m.
Tuesday, December 19 - Christmas Dinner

You can always reach me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca or call the school at 902-368-6950 and I will return your call. Please do not reply to emails sent through powerschool, you must email me at the above address or I will not receive the message.

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November 12 & 13

Thanks to those of you who responded quickly to parent-teacher interview times. If you have not sent back your form, please email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca to confirm or change the time.

It is important for students to arrive on time for school. O Canada and announcements are at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30. There are students arriving late and missing the announcements and first directions of the day. This also interrupts the learning of others. I would appreciate your support with making sure your child is on time. Please reach out if I can support you in any way with this.

Water bottles - many students are coming to school daily without a filled water bottle. Please make sure your child brings a water bottle to school every day as we do not have access to a drinking fountain, only a water filling station. I have been giving out paper cups but starting Monday, November 6, I will only allow these to be used during our eating times.

5A was successful in winning a pizza party for all of the batteries that were brought in to recycle. Thank you to those who supported this cause. We will have a free pizza lunch on November 23. I will provide a healthy and not-so healthy dessert treat option for this day. If your child is happy with that, you

do not need to provide lunch on this day.

The online clothing store is opened please take a look for some Prince Street Swag! https://princestreetelementary.itemorder.com/

The store closes November 17.

Here are the Learning Goals for our short week:

Math - completing comparing and ordering decimals check-in, multiplication fact check-in, addition and subtraction reachback

Reading and Writing - New read aloud, Hana's Suitcase

Science - completion of The Nervous System

As it is a short week, I will not be sending home a new reading log or spelling lists for homework. Students should continue to read nightly and practice multiplication facts.

Important Dates:

Monday, November 13- No School (In lieu of Remembrance Day)
Thursday, November 16- No School (PEITF Convention)
Friday, November 17- No School (PEITF Convention)
Monday, November 20 -Parent Teacher Interviews , 3 - 4:15 pm
Wednesday, November 22 - Parent Teacher Interviews, 3 - 4:15 pm
Thursday, November 23 - lunch provided - free pizza
Thursday, November 23- Parent Teacher Interviews (afternoon and evening)
Friday, November 24- No School (Parent Teacher Interviews)

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November 6 - 10

On Monday, November 6, Prince Street School is fortunate to have the opportunity to watch one of the World Under 17 Hockey games. Your child will need to have a nut-free packed lunch for this day because we will be at the rink during lunch time. The canteen will be open for students. Please do not send any more than $10 - $15 or feel that you must send money. I recommended to the students that they bring their own nut-free treats and use up some of their Halloween candy.

Parent Teacher interviews will take place during the afternoons of Monday, November 20 - Wednesday, November 22 from 3:00 - 4:15 p.m. and Thursday, November 23, 3:00 - 7:15 p.m. and Friday, November 24 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. I will be sending home appointment times soon.

Some learning goals for this upcoming week are :

Math - completing comparing and ordering decimals unit and check-in, multiplication fact check-in

Reading and Writing - Remembrance Day theme

Science - The Nervous System

Just a reminder that homework expectations are the same each week. Students should read nightly and complete the log, study spelling words and practice multiplication facts. It is very important that homework bags come to school each day.

Important Dates:

Monday, November 6 - World Under 17 Hockey Game - Please pack a lunch for this day
Monday, November 13- No School (In lieu of Remembrance Day)
Thursday, November 16- No School (PEITF Convention)
Friday, November 17- No School (PEITF Convention)
Thursday, November 23 - lunch provided - free pizza
Thursday, November 23- Parent Teacher Interviews (afternoon and evening)
Friday, November 24- No School (Parent Teacher Interviews)

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October 30 - November 3

On Tuesday, October 31, we will be having Halloween activities. Students are invited but not required to wear costumes without masks. If you wish to send a nutritional and nut-free treat, it is welcome!

Please make sure your child brings a filled water bottle to school each day.

It is important for students to arrive on time for school. O Canada and announcements are at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30.

We value the importance of play in the growth and development of our students. This year we are going to be heading outdoors during recess times in all kinds of weather. Please make sure that your child is dressed to be outside in every kind of weather. If you need help with supplying appropriate outdoor apparel, please contact the school as we may be able to help.

Kindness Kits - If you know of a family who would benefit from a weekend Kindness Kit - package of food items, please contact Mr. Anderson at gzanderson@edu.pe.ca or telelphone 902-368-6950. On the last day of school each week, kits are discreetly placed in students' backpacks.

Important Dates:

Friday, October 27- No School (P.D. Day)
Tuesday, October 31 - Black and orange or costume day
Monday, November 6 - World Under 17 Hockey Game - Please pack a lunch for this day
Monday, November 13- No School (In lieu of Remembrance Day)
Thursday, November 16- No School (PEITF Convention)
Friday, November 17- No School (PEITF Convention)
Thursday, November 23- Parent Teacher Interviews (afternoon and evening)
Friday, November 24 -No School (Parent Teacher Interviews)

Some learning goals for this upcoming week are :

Math - comparing and ordering decimals

Writing - writing with figurative language, using our writer's notebooks, spooky stories

Reading - written comprehension and reading check-ins, inferencing

Science - The Circulatory System

Have a wonderful week-end!

October 23 - 26

Important Dates:

Friday, October 27- No School (P.D. Day)
Tuesday, October 31 - Black and orange or costume day
Monday, November 13- No School (In lieu of Remembrance Day)
Thursday, November 16- No School (PEITF Convention)
Friday, November 17- No School (PEITF Convention)
Thursday, November 26- Parent Teacher Interviews (afternoon and evening)
Friday, November 27- No School (Parent Teacher Interviews)

Please make sure your child brings a filled water bottle to school each day. It is important for students to arrive on time for school to have time to prepare for our learning day and hear our first set of directions. O Canada and announcements are on at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30. Thank you for cooperation with this.

Some learning goals for this upcoming week are :

Math - multiplication fact check-in, representing decimal tenths, hundredths, thousandths in standard, word, and expanded forms

Writing - completing a good copy of our RECOUNT writing, using Figurative Language with a spooky/Halloween theme, word work, spelling test Friday

Reading - written comprehension check-ins and completion of Extra Credit

Science - The Respiratory System

There is a fundraiser taking place at the school. If you have any old batteries laying around please send them in! The class who has the most batteries will win a pizza party!

Have a great week!

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October 16 - 20

Important Dates:

Friday, October 27- No School (P.D. Day)
Tuesday, October 31 - Black and orange or costume day
Monday, November 13- No School (In lieu of Remembrance Day)
Thursday, November 16- No School (PEITF Convention)
Friday, November 17- No School (PEITF Convention)
Thursday, November 23- Parent Teacher Interviews (afternoon and evening)
Friday, November 24- No School (Parent Teacher Interviews)

Some learning goals for this upcoming week are :

Math - decimal check-in on representing decimal tenths, hundredths, thousandths in standard, word, and expanded forms

Writing - working on our RECOUNT writing unit and creating a good copy of a diary entry, word work, spelling test Friday

Reading - continuing our read aloud and building strategies to increase stamina and written comprehension

Science - The cell

It is important for students to arrive on time for school to have time to prepare for our learning day and hear our first set of directions.

O Canada and announcements are on at 8:25 and we begin our day promptly afterwards at 8:30. Thank you for cooperation with this.

Please send your child with a filled water bottle every day. We have access to a water filling station, there is no drink fountain. It is also essential that your child bring cutlery for lunch, the school does not supply these things.

* The PEI School Food program’s website is https://www.peischoolfood.ca/

* Prince Street School website: https://princestreet.edu.pe.ca/

*If your child will be out for the day or part of the day, please call the school at 902-368-6950 or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca to let us know.

There is a fundraiser taking place at the school. If you have any old batteries laying around please send them in! The class who has the most batteries will win a pizza party!

At any time, if you need to reach out to me, please don't hesitate. You can reach me by email jxparsons@edu.pe.ca or call 902-368-6950.

* The PEI School Food program’s website is https://www.peischoolfood.ca/

* Prince Street School website: https://princestreet.edu.pe.ca/

*If your child will be out for the day or part of the day, please call the school at 902-368-6950 or email me at jxparsons@edu.pe.ca to let us know.

Hope it is a great week!

October 10 - 13

Dates to Remember :

October 19 - Home & School Meeting - 6:30 p.m.

October 26 - Picture Retakes

October 27 - No classes - PD Day for teachers

October 31 - Black and orange or costume day

Some learning goals for this upcoming week are :

Math - representing decimal tenths, hundredths, thousandths

Writing - working on our RECOUNT writing unit, word work, spelling test Friday

Reading - continuing our read aloud and building strategies to increase stamina and comprehension

Science - The cell

Have a great week everyone!

Information for October 2 - 6

We had a wonderful week of learning! Thanks for the great support with homework. Please remind your child that homework bags and water bottles are to come to school every day. If students haven’t brought their indoor shoes and headphones, please try to send these things on Tuesday.

Some learning goals for this upcoming week are :

Math - completion of whole numbers to 1 000 000 and introduction to decimals

Writing - launch of our RECOUNT writing unit, word work, spelling test Friday

Reading - continuing our read aloud and building strategies to increase stamina and comprehension

Science - The Human Body

Important Dates:

Friday, October 6- Terry Fox Run
Monday, October 9 - Thanksgiving - No school

At any time, if you need to reach out to me, please don't hesitate. You can reach me by email: jxparsons@edu.pe.ca or call 902-368-6950.

Have a great weekend,

Mrs. Parsons

Information for September 25 - 29

It is important for students to arrive on time for school, having time to get settled prepares them for their upcoming day. Announcements are at 8:25 and we begin our learning day at 8:30. Thank you for cooperation with this.

This week we will be adding Math Facts practice to our homework. Also I will be sending information on how to use IXL math at home. Students are encouraged to log in and complete 1 outcome each night.

If students haven’t brought in their indoor shoes and headphones, please try to send these things on Monday.

Please note that I don’t have a microwave in my class. Please double check to make sure that your child has a spoon or fork in their lunches. Water bottles should come to school daily. Thanks for your support with this.

The Terry Fox Run/Walk will be held in the afternoon of Friday, October 6th. In order to raise funds to donate to this worthy cause, students are invited to purchase a freezie for 50 cents. Please send in 50 cents (maximum of 1 freezie per student) on or before Tuesday, October 2nd. Students will enjoy the freezie on the day of the walk. In addition, students will receive a ballot for a chance to win a Terry Fox t-shirt. Small, monetary donations also are accepted.

Learning focus for this week:

Math- Represent and Describe Whole Numbers to 1 000 00

students can write numbers in standard form, on a place value chart, word form, and expanded form

Writing- Develop Strategies to use our Writer's Notebooks with independence and increased writing stamina

review of punctuation and using capital letters
word work and spelling test

Reading

Extra Credt - this is our read aloud novel
developing and practicing strategies to increase reading stamina and connect with text
reading groups

Important Dates:

Thursday, September 28- Orange Shirt Day
Friday, September 29- No School (P.D. Day)
Monday, October 2- No School (In lieu of Truth and Reconciliation Day)
Friday, October 6- Terry Fox Run

At any time, if you need to reach out to me, please don't hesitate. You can reach me by email: jxparsons@edu.pe.ca or call 902-368-6950.

Have a great week!

Mrs. Parsons