Parent Information

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Common Questions:

What is our daily schedule?

7:40- 8:05 - SEL Block

8:10-8:55 - Writing and Grammar  

8:55 - 9:20 - Foundational Skills

9:20-9:45 Snack and Brain Break

9:45-10:45 Reading Block

10:45-11:20 Science/Social Studies

11:25-12:10 AMP

12:15 - Recess / 12:35 - Lunch

1:00 - 1:15 - Read aloud

1:15-2:25- Math

2:35 - Dismissal

Is it okay to send my child with a snack and water bottle?

Yes!  We are one of the last grade levels to have lunch.  Thus, the students can have a quick snack around 10:00.  Some good options for snack are; pretzels, crackers, popcorn, fruit and veggies.  Students are allowed to drink their water throughout the day.  I remind them to take home water bottles at dismissal time in order to have them washed for the next day.


How can we celebrate my child's birthday?

We love sharing your child's special day together!  We will sing "Happy Birthday" to them, they become line leader for the day, and we have a special chair decoration for them.  


If my child is going to be absent, what about make-up work?

If your child is only absent one day, I will try to have them complete most work when they are back at school.  If you are planning on going on vacation with your family, please let the office staff know as well as myself.   I will try to get you math pages that we will be completing while the absence occurs.  Also, please have your child read for 30 minutes each day.  They can share their trip with my through daily journal entries.  Please look over their work and ensure that it is completed with correct punctuation.


How will I know what my child's behavior was for the day?

Our classroom expectations are simply to:

1.  Be respectful to others by using kind words and actions.

2.  Be responsible by doing my best learning.

3.  Be safe by always being where I need to be.

Every student begins the day on the color purple and shows they are to learn.  If your child has been on task and going above and beyond what is expected, they will move their name up on my behavior chart to green or pink.  If a student needs to be reminded of expectations, they may have their name moved down to yellow, orange, or red.  


What is my child learning?

Here is our curriculum for the year!  Please view the document to better understand when we teach each topic within a subject.