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From Mrs. Hughes
From Mrs. Hughes
Pier has been making beautiful gains in student growth this school year due to the work both students and teachers have been doing identifying where each student is in their learning and making best practice decisions to gain skills and understanding. Please help us keep the focus on learning by keeping toys including trading cards/Pokemon cards at home.
Dropping students off between 8:00-8:10 ensures they are in class by 8:15 ready to learn.
Pickup is at 3:15. Please avoid early pick up to keep the learning of all students going. Pre-planned appointments are an exception to this.
We are grateful for your partnership in keeping future doors open to our students with their academic success.
Upcoming important dates:
3/21 PTO Meeting @ 6pm
3/22 No School for Elementary Students
3/29-4/5/24 Spring Break
4/11/24 Whole School Group Photo Taken
4/18/24 PTO STEM Night @6:00-7:30pm
5/8/24 K-1-2 Spring Concert @ 1:30pm
These are statistics from this school year at our Pier library! Please keep returning books and encouraging your child to check out new books each week.
Mrs. Winkler's Reading Tips
Mrs. Winkler's Reading Tips
Learning to read takes practice. Loving to read takes enthusiasm. Read with your child often and create a sense of enjoyment, wonder, and a passion for reading. Be an active reader and make reading fun! Use expressive voices for characters, make sound effects, and point things out in the text and illustrations when you read aloud.
Walking School bus
Walking School bus
Walking school bus leaves Pioneer and Martin Avenue @ 7:53. More and more students are starting to join in with the walking school bus. Please join us if you would like to walk with us.
Boys & Girls Club News
Boys & Girls Club News
PTO news
PTO news
Please join us for a PTO meeting on March 21st at 6:00pm. We are looking forward to our STEM Night on April 18 from 6-7:30.
classroom news
classroom news
Kindergarten
Kindergarten has been introduced to 'How To' writing and they are learning the attributes to 2D and 3D shapes.
Kindergarten students can:
Name the four common 3D shapes and give you one attribute.
Segment and blend 3 letter words while remembering every word gets a vowel.
1st Grade
1st graders have been working on learning addition strategies in math and being the boss of their own reading. In Writing 1st graders are working on nonfiction chapter books.
1st graders can:
Fluently add and subtract with numbers 0-10.
Read and write words using vowel teams.
2nd grade
2nd graders have been working hard to write fantastic book reviews on some of their favorite books!
2nd graders can:
Recognize and draw a shape with given attributes.
Read a book and write an opinion book review.
Understand literary language.
3rd grade
3rd graders are just finishing up our math unit on the relationship between multiplication and division, along with basic story problems involving both.
3rd graders can:
Perform basic multiplication and division facts.
Understand the relationship between multiplication and division.
4th grade
We have finished our unit on geometry and will now be working on multiplication and division. We have started our Revolutionary War unit in reading and writing. Students will be researching about this event and then writing an informational piece about it. You’ll have to ask your child what they have learned so far!
4th graders can:
Multiply and divide multi-digit numbers.
Research about the American Revolution, taking notes on what is important.
5th grade
We are working on coordinate graphing in math. Students just finished their chocolate milk presentations and are working on Forward testing.
5th graders can:
Coordinate graph.
Create presentations for an audience.
5th Grade Presentations
5th Grade Presentations
Our 5th graders have been working hard to learn how to present their opinions to an audience. Do you think we should have chocolate milk?
Lost & Found
Lost & Found
Please help your child check for any lost belongings.
Chartwells menus
Chartwells menus
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