Reagan Families,
Students have been working hard to complete their Winter Reading MAP Assessments this week. We are celebrating many students who have met their growth goals and persevered on this assessment. I am so proud of all of our Eagles!
On Monday and Tuesday, Reagan's 1st-5th grade students will take their Math MAP Assessment. Kindergarten will take Reading MAP on Tuesday. You can help your child to be successful these days by ensuring they get a good night of sleep, eat a healthy breakfast, and encourage them to simply try their best.
Enjoy the weekend,
Mrs. Brittany Wunderlich
Miss Wright is a resource paraprofessional at Reagan.
Check out the wonderful things her colleagues have had to share about her:
Miss Wright was giving a student a break in our SMART room and was so kind and patient. She helped to turn the child's day right around!
Thank you so much for covering my Quiet Time duties when I'm attending meetings or home sick. I appreciate it!!
Huge appreciation to Mackenzie for covering both lunch and quiet time duties while a teammate was out sick. Your reliability and kindness make a real difference. Thank you!
I appreciate you holding down the fort while I was out!
Where: Reagan Elementary School
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Week of December 8th-12
December lessons focus on positive relationships. We will discuss what makes a good friend and how to problem solve when friends have conflict. I will see kindergarten, first, and second grade this week!
Kindergarten
-Happy Forest interactive story
-Happy forest friends craft activity
1st
-Read Howard B. Learns that we can all get along
-Good or not good friend sort
2nd
-Friendship problem snowball activity
-Problem solving traffic light
-Friendship problem solving role play
Use this link to purchase Reagan spirit wear!
This link will remain open all year long, and purchases will be delivered to your home within 10-12 business days after the order is placed.
We invite you to sign-up to volunteer at Reagan for our WatchDOGS and Super MOMS program!
Please limit sign-ups to two per household to allow all Reagan families to participate throughout the school year.
Grade-level teachers and the office staff will determine whether students will go out for recess based on precipitation, wind chill, and temperature. We will plan for outside recess if the temperature or wind chill (“feels like”) is above 0 using weather.com at the time of the recess. This might mean that a grade level that has a recess at 10 AM may stay inside due to wind chill, and then it might warm up in the afternoon to allow for other grade levels to go outside. We will always go outside unless it is actively snowing and the area cannot be cleared in time for a safe recess.
Please dress students appropriately for the weather each day so they can fully participate. Classroom teachers will be communicating today what students in your child's grade level will be permitted to bring for outside winter play. There are many factors that go into this decision, such as length of recess, students' level of independence getting dressed/undressed, schedule for what is happening before/after recess, etc. Please make sure to take note of your child's grade level decision through their weekly communication/newsletter. Thank you for your partnership and cooperation in advance.