Second graders will

Encourage each other to reach their goals

Commit to being good learners

Only use kind words

Never give up!

Dare to be different 

This year we will be rotating classes Mrs. Bernstein (math) & Ms. Vimahi (reading) will rotate. 

Mrs. Scott (math) & Mrs. Ingram (reading)  will rotate.

OUR SCHEDULE

7:50 – 8:00 - Announcements/Attendance/Lunch Count

8:05-8:35- STRIPE

8:35 – 10:10- Block 1  Math/Reading/Writing (integrated Science and Social Studies)

10:10-11:00-   Block 2  Math/Reading/Writing (integrated Science and Social Studies)

11:00 – 11:30 –  Recess

11:30 – 12:00 –   Lunch

12:00 – 12:45 –   Fine Arts – P.E./ART/MUSIC

12:45 –1:30–   Block 2 (Continued)  Math/Reading/Writing (integrated Science and Social Studies)

1:30 -3:00-      Block 3  Math/Reading/Writing (integrated Science and Social Studies)

3:00 – Second Grade Dismissal

Pick up your child from the Second Grade building promptly. All students will be brought to the front office for signed checkout at 3:10.

Watch the Newsletter for the most accurate Dates

HEB ISD 2nd Grade Supply List 2021-2022 

1 × Binder - 3-ring, 1½" spine, flexible or hardback

3 × Composition Notebooks 

1 × Package of Construction Paper: White or Manila Construction Paper, 12" x 18" 

2 × Boxes of Crayons - 24 count (Crayola) *might need more throughout the school year 

1 × Package of Dividers - Add-A-Pocket, 6 count, heavy duty plastic 

1 × Package of Dry Erase Markers - Washable, 4 pack *might need more throughout the school  year

2 × Eraser - pink or white 

2 × Boxes of Facial Tissues  *might need more throughout the school year

6 × Glue Sticks *might need more throughout the school year 

1 × Box of Markers or Colored Pencils - Markers: 10 count washable; Colored Pencils: 12 count, 7" long (Crayola) 

2 × Boxes of Pencils - 10 count, #2 size, yellow  *might need more throughout the school year 

2 × Pocket Folders - with brads 

1 × Package of Post-it Notes 

1 × Scissors - Metal, pointed tip (left handed scissors if child is left handed) 

3 × Spiral Notebooks- 70 count, 8"x 10½", wide-ruled 

1 × Box of Ziploc Bags: Boys bring: Gallon-size Ziploc bags Girls bring: Quart-size Ziploc bags

1 × Zipper School Bag - Heavy duty 

Please note: • Sometimes we list a preferred brand or style. If you have a choice, please get our preferred version. • Schools may request additional supplies throughout the year. Many of these supplies are consumable. Keep this list and check with your child periodically to see that he/she has needed supplies.

• MOOSE Assignment/Communication Notebooks will be available from your student's school. 

Extra Materials Needed: 

• Clorox Wipes 

• Child's waterbottle

• Headphones

Bell Manor's school phone number 817-399-3466 The office is open from 7:40-3:30 daily. 

All notes, medical information, or things needing to go to the office will need to be brought by a parent to the front office or emailed to laurastacey@hebisd.edu. Teachers will not be taking these items this year. 

Students are considered tardy at 7:50. This means if they are not in their seat, they are marked tardy. Our building is far from the front drop-off.  Please plan to drop off your child no later than 7:45. 

The school opens at 7:30 for breakfast. Students are not allowed to be dropped off before this time. 

Don't forget all volunteers need to update their profiles each year. You will need this complete before helping out on parties or attending field trips. The great news is that it only takes a few minutes on your computer, phone, or computer at Bell Manor! 

Sometimes it can get cool in the classroom! You might want to send a sweater or sweatshirt with your student if they are feeling cold in class. Remember to put your child's name on the inside of their jackets, coats, etc. 

Most Importantly, thank you for being a part of your student's education! It is the most important thing they will accomplish in life! 

Ways to help

https://www.hebisd.edu/Page/1378​- here is curriculum news for you! You can check it to see what your child is doing, and look for ways to help. 

*Read, read, read

*Practice basic math facts, they should memorize these.

 *Practice counting by 2's, 3's, 4's, 5's, and 10's. Give them a random number and ask them to continue counting by whatever interval you give them. Ex: 37, 40, 43, 46...

*Practice doing story problems, ones they write and problems that you give them.

*Count money and review the values of each coin, including the half dollar. Look at both sides of the coin and be able to recognize each side. *Practice story problems with unneeded information.

 *Practice fact families.

*Write letters, stories, lists, poems, and in a journal

*Practice telling time

*Practice reading and writing number words, ex. fourteen and sixtythree *Retell a story, check for sequencing.

Here is a list of websites we will be using throughout the year:

(make sure to include a link back to your schools site)

Websites

READING

• https://www.funbrain.com/games/grammar-gorillas

• http://www.storylineonline.net/

• http://pbskids.org/

• Amplify Reading

MATH 

• https://www.coolmath4kids.com/

• Education Galaxy- log in through classlink

• http://nlvm.usu.edu/

PARENTS, PLEASE REMEMBER THAT STUDENTS WILL HAVE TO PASS ALL SUBJECT AREAS TO BE PROMOTED TO THE 3RD GRADE.