Week of May 6- May 10
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Review for Critical Thinking and Perseverance
Writing: All About Books
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes, L-blends, R-blends, fluency
New Sight Words: Sight word review
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had, for, out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of, all, one, they, from, came, there, their, were
Reading: Author Study
Math: Word Problems
Social Studies: Communication Over Time, Social Studies Weekly #31
Science: Plant Life cycles
Reminders and Info:
Pre-Register your students by May 10th and your child will be part of the Popcorn Party
May 6 - May 10 Teacher Appreciation Week
May 14th Popcorn party for students who pre-registered for next year
May 14 PTA Meeting/4th Grade Recorder Performance (5.:45 p.m.)
May 17 Field Day!
May 20 Talent Show (more information will be sent out closer to this event)
May 22 Farewell Performance and Kindergarten Party (more information will be sent out closer to this event)
As it is becoming warmer, help your student practice putting on their lighter jacket and zipping it up independently as needed.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIOUS, easy to open, and easy to dispose of. NO candy please.
Please send a water bottle for your student. Please make sure that the water bottle is one that open and closes. Water bottles with just straws are easily spilled in the backpacks and classrooms.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each, call or check on buying a new one with the office.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here
Week of Apr. 29-May 3
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Review for Kindness
Writing: All About Books
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes, L-blends, R-blends, fluency
New Sight Words: Sight word review
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had, for, out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of, all, one, they, from, came, there, their, were
Reading: Author Study
Math: Missing Add-Ins
Social Studies: Transportation over Time Social Studies Weekly #30
Science: Plant Life cycles
Reminders and Info:
Pre-Register your students by May 10th and your child will be part of the Popcorn Party
Apr 30 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 30 Last day to order a yearbook
May 1 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
May 6 - May 10 Teacher Appreciation Week
May 14th Popcorn party for students who pre-registered for next year
May 14 PTA Meeting/4th Grade Recorder Performance (5.:45 p.m.)
May 17 Field Day!
May 20 Talent Show (more information will be sent out closer to this event)
May 22 Farewell Performance and Kindergarten Party (more information will be sent out closer to this event)
As it is becoming warmer, help your student practice putting on their lighter jacket and zipping it up independently as needed.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIOUS, easy to open, and easy to dispose of. NO candy please.
Please send a water bottle for your student. Please make sure that the water bottle is one that open and closes. Water bottles with just straws are easily spilled in the backpacks and classrooms.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each, call or check on buying a new one with the office.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here
Week of Apr. 22-26
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Review for Respect
Writing: All About Books
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes, L-blends, R-blends, fluency
New Sight Words: Sight word review
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had, for, out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of, all, one, they, from, came, there, their, were
Reading: Author Study
Math: Decomposing to 10 with signs, and symbols
Social Studies: Social Studies Weekly #29
Science: Plant Characteristics & Technology & Earth Day
Reminders and Info:
Continue the ABCs countdown calendar https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzGxSlQfJkSbrtDSNVwxlMSZcbbd?projector=1&messagePartId=0.1
April 16th and May 10th Re-registration on Skyward
Apr 22 - Apr 26 PTA's BOGO Book Fair
Apr 24 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 30 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 30 Last day to order a yearbook
May 1 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
May 6 - May 10 Teacher Appreciation Week
May 14th Popcorn party for students who pre-registered for next year
May 14 PTA Meeting/4th Grade Recorder Performance (5.:45 p.m.)
May 17 Field Day!
May 20 Talent Show (more information will be sent out closer to this event)
May 22 Farerwell Performance and Kindergarten Party (more information will be sent out closer to this event)
As it is becoming warmer, help your student practice putting on their lighter jacket and zipping it up independently as needed.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIOUS, easy to open, and easy to dispose of. NO candy please.
Please send a water bottle for your student. Please make sure that the water bottle is one that open and closes. Water bottles with just straws are easily spilled in the backpackes and classrooms.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each, call or check on buying a new one with the office.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Apr. 15-19
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Review for Responsibility
Writing: All About Books
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes, L-blends, R-blends, fluency
New Sight Words: Sight word review
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had, for, out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of, all, one, they, from, came, there, their, were
Reading: cumulative tales, books about colors, respond to text, reading over the course of the year, intergrade with social studies, Cookies' Week.
Math: Composing to 10 with signs, and symbols
Social Studies: Social Studies Weekly #28 Time
Science: Animal Characteristics & Earth Day
Reminders and Info:
Apr 16 PTA Meeting/Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd grade Art Show, GT Showcase for Grades 1-5 @5:45 p.m.
Apr 16 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 17 Kindergarten ABC Countdown Begins (more information to come next week)
Apr 17 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 18 Future Kindergarten Colt Play Date @5:30 p.m. (for incoming Kindergarteners for 2024-2025 school year)
Apr 19 Wear Purple for Military Child Month
Apr 19 High Point PTA's Movie Under the Stars
Apr 21 Last day to order your Field Day Shirt!
Apr 22 - Apr 26 PTA's BOGO Book Fair
Apr 24 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 30 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 30 Last day to order a yearbook
May 1 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
May 6 - May 10 Teacher Appreciation Week
As it is becoming warmer, help your student practice putting on their lighter jacket and zipping it up independently as needed.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIOUS, easy to open, and easy to dispose of. NO candy please.
Please send a water bottle for your student. Please make sure that the water bottle is one that open and closes. Water bottles with just straws are easily spilled in the backpackes and classrooms.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each, call or check on buying a new one with the office.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Apr. 8-12
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Review for courage
Writing:Completing How-to Unit
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes, L-blends, R-blends
New Sight Words: Sight word review
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had, for, out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of, all, one, they, from, came, there, thier, were
Reading: Responding to non-fiction, (informational text) and text features
Math: Decomposing to 10
Social Studies: Social Studies Weekly #27 Time
Science: Plant needs
Reminders and Info:
Apr 8 Solar Eclipse Student/Teacher Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Apr 16 PTA Meeting/Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd grade Art Show, GT Showcase for Grades 1-5 @5:45 p.m.
Apr 16 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 17 Kindergarten ABC Countdown Begins (more information to come next week)
Apr 17 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 18 Future Kindergarten Colt Play Date @5:30 p.m. (for incoming Kindergarteners for 2024-2025 school year)
Apr 19 Wear Purple for Military Child Month
Apr 19 High Point PTA's Movie Under the Stars
Apr 21 Last day to order your Field Day Shirt!
Apr 22 - Apr 26 PTA's BOGO Book Fair
Apr 24 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 30 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 30 Last day to order a yearbook
May 1 STAAR Testing (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
May 6 - May 10 Teacher Appreciation Week
As it is becoming warmer, help your student practice putting on their lighter jacket and zipping it up independently as needed.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIOUS, easy to open, and easy to dispose of. NO candy please.
Please send a water bottle for your student. Please make sure that the water bottle is one that open and closes. Water bottles with just straws are easily spilled in the backpackes and classrooms.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each, call or check on buying a new one with the office.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Apr. 1-5
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Safety
Writing: "How to" writing
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes, L-blends, R-blends
New Sight Words: they, from
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of, all, one, they, from, came, there
Reading: Responding to non-fiction, (informational text) and text features
Math: composing to 10
Social Studies: Jobs, Wk 26
Science: animal needs
Reminders and Info:
Field Trip Monday, April 1, Please send a labeled Ziploc bag with child's lunch, and disposal water bottle etc. Parent are welcome to come in their own vehicle and pay at the door, no siblings.
April 1st Kindergarten Field Trip to Mayborn Museum
Apr 8 Student/Teacher Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Apr 16 PTA Meeting/Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd grade Art Show (5:45 p.m.)
Apr 16 STAAR Testing for 3rd and 4th grade (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 17 STAAR Testing for 5th grade (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
As it is becoming warmer, help your student practice putting on their lighter jacket and zipping it up independently as needed. Also send a water bottle each day to drink in the classroom.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIOUS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please send daily a water bottle as the weather gets warmer with your child in the side pocket of their backpack. This helps them have water in the classroom.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each, call or check on buying a new one with the office.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Mar. 18-22
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Creativity
Writing: "How to" writing
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: they, from
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of, all, one
Reading: Informational text, and text features
Math: composing to 5
Social Studies: Needs and Wants
Science: living and non-living
*We are wrapping up assessments and will be taking grades for the 3rd 9 weeks.
Reminders and Info:
3rd 9weeks assessments wraps up this week, please make sure your child eats breakfast and has a snack daily.
Mar. 18 5:30pm Solar Elcipse Training for Families
Mar 29 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
April 1st Kindergarten Field Trip to Mayborn Museum
Apr 8 Student/Teacher Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Apr 16 PTA Meeting/Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd grade Art Show (5:45 p.m.)
Apr 16 STAAR Testing for 3rd and 4th grade (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 17 STAAR Testing for 5th grade (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
As it is becoming warmer, help your student practice putting on their lighter jacket and zipping it up independently as needed.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIOUS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please send daily a water bottle as the weather gets warmer with your child in the side pocket of their backpack.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each, call or check on buying a new one with the office.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Mar. 4-8
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Creativity
Writing: "How to" writing
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: Review and Assess Sight Words
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of, all, one
Reading: Informational text, and text features
Math: 0-20 assessments (identify, write, count, create, compose, decompose, sequence, compare (more than, less than, equal to))
Social Studies: Needs and Wants Assessment and Review
Science: Assessment of rocks, soil, water
*We will begin taking grades for the 3rd 9 weeks. We will use our stations and small group times to administer assessments.
Reminders and Info:
3rd 9weeks assessments wraps up this week, please make sure your child eats breakfast and has a snack daily.
Mar 5 PE March Madness Night/PTA Meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Mar 11 - Mar 15 Spring Break (NO SCHOOL)
Mar 29 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Apr 8 Student/Teacher Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Apr 16 PTA Meeting/Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd grade Art Show (5:45 p.m.)
Apr 16 STAAR Testing for 3rd and 4th grade (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 17 STAAR Testing for 5th grade (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIOUS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please send daily a water bottle as the weather gets warmer with your child in the side pocket of their backpack.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each, call or check on buying a new one with the office.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Feb 26- March 1
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Creativity
Writing: "How to" writing
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: all, one
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with, saw, of
Reading: Exploring Nonfiction text
Math: 0-20 assessments (identify, write, count, create, compose, decompose, sequence, compare (more than, less than, equal to))
Social Studies: Needs and Wants
Science: Water (resources, uses)
*We will begin taking grades for the 3rd 9 weeks. We will use our stations and small group times to administer assessments.
Reminders and Info:
Feb 26 - Mar 1 PTA's Spring Book Fair
3rd 9weeks assessments begin
Mar 5 PE March Madness Night/PTA Meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Mar 11 - Mar 15 Spring Break (NO SCHOOL)
Mar 29 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Apr 8 Student/Teacher Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Apr 16 PTA Meeting/Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd grade Art Show (5:45 p.m.)
Apr 16 STAAR Testing for 3rd and 4th grade (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
Apr 17 STAAR Testing for 5th grade (no lunch visitors allowed for all grade levels on this day)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Feb 19- Feb 23
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Honesty
Writing: On Demand Writing Assessment
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: saw, of
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if, got, with
Reading: All About Feelings: make connections to personal experiences, ideas in other text, and the world around me, respond to text with written response
Math: Comparing numerals 0-20 using mathematical language: more than, less than, equal to
Social Studies: Adapting to our location
Science: Soil
Reminders and Info:
Feb 19 - Feb 20 Student Holiday/Teacher Inservice Days (NO SCHOOL)
Feb 21 5th graders - NBMS incoming 6th grader information night (6 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 26 - Mar 1 PTA's Spring Book Fair
Mar 5 PE March Madness Night/PTA Meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Mar 11 - Mar 15 Spring Break (NO SCHOOL)
Feb. 26-March 1 Spring Book Fair
Mar 29 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Feb 12- Feb 17
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Honesty
Writing: Writing for Readers
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: got, with
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that, have, if
Reading: identify and describe the main character. make connections to personal experiences, ideas in other text, and the world around me, respond to text with written response
Math: Comparing numbers 0-20 using mathematical language: more than, less than, equal to
Social Studies: Presidents, Valentine's Day
Science: Rocks
Reminders and Info:
Kindness Week Activities: -
Monday, Feb 12: Wear Yellow, neon, or sparkly
Tuesday, Feb 13: Wear a hat
Wednesday, Feb. 14: Wear Kindness Socks and Shirt
Thursday, Feb 15: Dress like a friend(s)
Friday, Feb 16: Wear team shirt / jersey
Feb 13 1st Grade Performance/PTA meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Feb 14th Class Valentine Exchange (no party) If you choose to participate, students will exchange valentine cards. Please send 22 valentine cards to school with only your child's name written on the valentine card. We will exchange at the end of the day!
Feb 15 5th graders - Orchestra Tryout Night (5 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 16 Spring Picture and Class Picture Day
Order your pictures online at https://mylifetouch.com
Individual Spring Photo ID EVT7GNH2S
Class Photo ID EVTZC6BMB
Feb 19 - Feb 20 Student Holiday/Teacher Inservice Days (NO SCHOOL)
Feb 21 5th graders - NBMS incoming 6th grader information night (6 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 26 - Mar 1 PTA's Spring Book Fair
Mar 5 PE March Madness Night/PTA Meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Mar 11 - Mar 15 Spring Break (NO SCHOOL)
Mar 29 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Jan 29-Feb 2
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Honesty
Writing: Writing for Readers
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: have, if
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your, went, him, then, this, that
Reading: identify characteristics of animal tales and folktales; making connections to text (self to text, text to text, text to world)
Math: One More than, One less than a given number (0-20)
Social Studies: Location, Positional Words
Science: Objects in the Sky!
Reminders and Info:
Feb 5 100th Day of School! Dress like you are 100 years old or wear a shirt with 100 things!
Feb 5 5th graders - NBMS Band Tryout Night (5 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 13 1st Grade Performance/PTA meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Feb 15 5th graders - Orchestra Tryout Night (5 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 16 Spring Picture and Class Picture Day
Feb 19 - Feb 20 Student Holiday/Teacher Inservice Days (NO SCHOOL)
Feb 21 5th graders - NBMS incoming 6th grader information night (6 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 26 - Mar 1 PTA's Spring Book Fair
Mar 5 PE March Madness Night/PTA Meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Mar 11 - Mar 15 Spring Break (NO SCHOOL)
Mar 29 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Jan 29-Feb 2
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Cooperation
Writing: Writing for Readers
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: then, this, that
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your, went, him
Reading: identify characteristics of animal tales; inferencing; making connections: self to text, text to world, and text to text; reading comprehension
Math: Read, Write, Represent Numbers 0-20, Sequence Numbers 0-20, Count forwards and backwards 0-20,20-0
Social Studies: Location, Positional Words
Science: Weather & Seasons
Reminders and Info:
Jan 29 - Feb 2 High Point Read-A-Thon!
Feb 2 UIL Creative Art pieces due!
Feb 5 100th Day of School! Dress like you are 100 years old or wear a shirt with 100 things!
Feb 5 5th graders - NBMS Band Tryout Night (5 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 13 1st Grade Performance/PTA meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Feb 15 5th graders - Orchestra Tryout Night (5 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 16 Spring Picture and Class Picture Day
Feb 19 - Feb 20 Student Holiday/Teacher Inservice Days (NO SCHOOL)
Feb 21 5th graders - NBMS incoming 6th grader information night (6 p.m. at NBMS)
Feb 26 - Mar 1 PTA's Spring Book Fair
Mar 5 PE March Madness Night/PTA Meeting (5:45 p.m.)
Mar 11 - Mar 15 Spring Break (NO SCHOOL)
Mar 29 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Jan 22-26
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Cooperation
Writing: Writing for Readers
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: went, him
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his, had for out, are, your
Reading: identify characteristics of animal tales; inferencing; making connections: self to text, text to world, and text to text; reading comprehension
Math: Numbers 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Social Studies: Location, Positional Words
Science: Weather & Seasons
Reminders and Info:
Jan 23 High Point STEAM Night (6:00 p.m.)
Jan 29 - Feb 2 High Point Read-A-Thon!
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Jan 16-19
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Cooperation
Writing: Personal Narrative On Demand
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: are, your
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his,had for out
Reading: Reading Comprehension
Math: Numbers 11, 12, 13, 14
Social Studies: Location, Positional Words
Science: Weather & Seasons
Reminders and Info:
Jan 23 High Point STEAM Night (6:00 p.m.)
Jan 29 - Feb 2 High Point Read-A-Thon!
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Jan 8-12
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Cooperation
Writing: Personal Narrative
Word Study: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: had for out
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his
Reading: Reading Comprehension
Math: 3D shapes: cylinder, cube, sphere, cone, rectangular prism; review: circle, square, rectangle, triangle,
Social Studies: Map Skills
Science: Weather & Seasons
Reminders and Info:
Jan 15 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Jan 23 High Point STEAM Night (6:00 p.m.)
Jan 29 - Feb 2 High Point Read-A-Thon!
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Jan 1-5
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Cooperation
Writing: Response Writing
Word Study: Review: Create Rhyme, Identify Onset, Blending Phonemes, Identifying Medial Sound, Segmenting Phonemes, Adding Phonemes, Deleting Phonemes, Substituting Phonemes
New Sight Words: Review Sight Words
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his
Reading: Reading Comprehension
Math: 3D shapes: cylinder, cube, sphere, cone, rectangular prism; review: circle, square, rectangle, triangle,
Social Studies: Map Skills
Science: Weather & Seasons
Reminders and Info:
Dec 18 - Jan 3 Holiday Break! (NO SCHOOL)
Jan 4 Students return from holiday break
Jan 15 Student and Staff Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Jan 23 High Point STEAM Night (6:00 p.m.)
Jan 29 - Feb 2 High Point Read-A-Thon!
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Dec 11 - 15
Highlights of the week: Testing begins this week
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait: Empathy
Writing: Response Writing to Text
Word Study: Testing: Identify Letters, Identify Sounds, Rhyming, Blending, Segmenting
Guided Reading: Testing for independent reading levels
New Sight Words:Review and Assess Sight Words
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was, her, his
Reading: Story Elements: main character, setting, problem/solution, retell/sequence story, comprehension questions
Math: 3D shapes: cylinder, cube, sphere, cone, rectangular prism; review: circle, square, rectangle, triangle,
Social Studies: Culture and Traditions around the World
Science: Magnet Assessment
Reminders and Info:
Dec 12 3rd Grade Holiday Performance, Book Swap, and Party starts at 6:00 p.m.
Dec 15 Early Release at 1:05 p.m.
Dec 18 - Jan 3 Holiday Break! (NO SCHOOL)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Dec 4 - 8
Highlights of the week: Testing begins this week
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Character Trait Perseverance and Critical Thinking
Writing: Writing a Personal Narrative
Word Study: Testing: Identify Letters, Identify Sounds, Rhyming, Blending, Segmenting
Guided Reading: Testing for independent reading levels
New Sight Words: her, his
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said, an, was
Reading: Author study: Eric Carle
Math: 2D Shapes; circle, square, rectangle, triangle
Social Studies: Culture and Traditions around the World
Science: Magnets
Reminders and Info:
Dec 12 3rd Grade Holiday Performance, Book Swap, and Party starts at 6:00 p.m.
Dec 15 Early Release at 1:05 p.m.
Dec 18 - Jan 3 Holiday Break! (NO SCHOOL)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Nov. 27- Dec. 1
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Gratitude
Writing: Show and Tell
Word Study: Test ALL letters and sounds
New Sight Words: an was
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she, but, said
Reading: Genre study, comparing Fiction/Non-Fiction
Math: 2D Shapes; circle, square, rectangle, triangle
Social Studies: Family Traditions
Science: Movement
Reminders and Info:
Nov 20 - 24 Thanksgiving Break (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 30 Fall Picture Retake Day (more info will be sent out closer to this event)
Dec 12 3rd Grade Holiday Performance 6:00 p.m.
Dec 15 Early Release at 1:05 p.m. (more information will be sent out closer to this event)
Dec 18 - Jan 3 Holiday Break! (NO SCHOOL)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Nov. 13-17
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Gratitude
Writing: Thanksgiving Writing
Word Study: Introducing letters qu and z reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: said, but
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you, be, he, she
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses. Review parts of a story; beginning, middle, end; main character/characters; setting
Math: Measurement - capacity, comparing two objects. Review and assess
Social Studies: Family Traditions
Science: Movement, positional words
Reminders and Info:
NOV 7 - 15 High Point Student Leadership's Annual Fall Food Drive!
Nov 14 PTA Meeting/Family Art Night and 3rd - 5th grade Art Showcase! (5:45 p.m., HP Cafeteria)
Nov 15 HPE Kindess day! Wear pink socks or a kindness shirt.
Nov 16 PTA's Freddy's Familly Night (Freddy's in Temple, 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Nov 20 - 24 Thanksgiving Break (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 30 Fall Picture Retake Day (more info will be sent out closer to this event)
Dec 12 3rd Grade Holiday Performance (more info will be sent home closer to this event)
Dec 15 Holiday Classroom Parties/Early Release at 1:05 p.m. (more infor will be sent out closer to this event)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Nov. 6-10
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Gratitude
Writing: Being a good partner/ Picking a piece to publish
Word Study: Introducing letters x and y reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: be, he, she
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at, on, you
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses
Math: Measurement, height and weight, comparing two objects
Social Studies: National Patriotic Holidays
Science: Movement, positional words
Reminders and Info:
NOV 7 - 15 High Point Student Leadership's Annual Fall Food Drive!
Nov 10 Veteran's Day (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 14 PTA Meeting/Family Art Night and 3rd - 5th grade Art Showcase! (5:45 p.m., HP Cafeteria)
Nov 20 - 24 Thanksgiving Break (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 30 Fall Picture Retake Day (more info will be sent out closer to this event)
Dec 12 3rd Grade Holiday Performance (more info will be sent home closer to this event)
Dec 15 Holiday Classroom Parties/Early Release at 1:05 p.m. (more infor will be sent out closer to this event)
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be NUTRITIONS and easy to open and easy to dispose of. NO candy or marshmallows.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Oct 23-27
Highlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Courage
Writing: Learning how to zoom into our writing
Word Study: Introducing letters v and w reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: on, you
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so, up, at
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses
Math: Measurement, measure and compare the length and height of two objects
Social Studies: Patriotism
Science: Sound energy
Reminders and Info:
Oct 30 Teacher Inservice Day (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 31 Parent Teacher Conference Day (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 1 Impact Aid Forms go home in backpacks! These forms must be completed and returned back to homeroom teachers.
Nov 10 Veteran's Day (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 14 PTA Meeting/3rd - 5th grade Art Show! (5:45 p.m., HP Cafeteria)
Nov 20 - 24 Thanksgiving Break (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 30 Fall Picture Retake Day (more info will be sent out closer to this event)
Parent Conferences are on October 31. If you have not signed up for a conference time please contact your student's teacher.
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be nutritious and easy to open and easy to dispose of.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
Please update changes of clothes for cooler weather. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Oct 23-27
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Courage Week 2
Writing: Choosing a Writing Topic
Word Study: Introducing letters l, h, and k reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: up, at
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses
Math: I can recognize, write, and represent numbers up to 10, Assessing
Social Studies: Texas Symbols
Science: Light energy
Reminders and Info:
Oct 23-27 Red Ribbon Week
Monday - Hats of to a Drug Free Life - wear your favorite HAT
Tuesday - Team up against drugs, wear your favorite team sports jersey
Wednesday - Choose to be drug free, wear red
Thursday - Sock it to drugs the 50th Day of School, Dress like the 50's
Friday - Book Character Day! Our students are too smart to use drugs, dress up as your favorite book character!
Oct 26 High Point PTA's Wheels and Thrills Skate Night (Wheels in Temple, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Oct 30 Teacher Inservice Day (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 31 Parent Teacher Conference Day (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 10 Veteran's Day (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 14 PTA Meeting/3rd - 5th grade Art Show! (5:45 p.m., HP Cafeteria)
Nov 20 - 24 Thanksgiving Break (NO SCHOOL)
Nov 30 Fall Picture Retake Day (more info will be sent out closer to this event)
Parent Conferences are on October 31 or before. If you have not signed up for a conference time please contact your student's teacher.
As it is becoming colder, help your student practice putting on their jacket and zipping it up independently.
Label your students jacket or coat in case it is lost.
Snacks should be nutritious and easy to open and easy to dispose of.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Oct 16-20
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Respect Week 3
Writing: Where do writers get ideas?
Word Study: Introducing letter p and j reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: go, so
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses
Math: I can recognize, write, and represent numbers up to 10
Social Studies: Important Citizens in Texas History
Science: Heat energy
Reminders and Info:
Oct 18 Unity Day - wear ORANGE
Oct 26 High Point PTA's Wheels and Thrills Skate Night (Wheels in Temple, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Oct 30 Teacher Inservice Day (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 31 Parent Teacher Conference Day (NO SCHOOL)
Snacks should be nutritious and easy to open and easy to dispose of.
It is important that students need good night's sleep. At the age of five, children need 10-13 hours of sleep.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Oct 23-27
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Courage Week 2
Writing: Choosing a Writing Topic
Word Study: Introducing letters l, h, and k reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: up, at
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we, go, so
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses
Math: I can recognize, write, and represent numbers up to 10, Assessing
Social Studies: Texas Symbols
Science: Light energy
Reminders and Info:
Oct 26 High Point PTA's Wheels and Thrills Skate Night (Wheels in Temple, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Oct 30 Teacher Inservice Day (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 31 Parent Teacher Conference Day (NO SCHOOL)
Snacks should be nutritious and easy to open and easy to dispose of.
It is important that students need good night's sleep. At the age of five, children need 10-13 hours of sleep.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Oct 9-13
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Respect Week 3
Writing: Writing is just telling on paper
Word Study: Introducing letter e and r reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: Review and Assess Sight Words
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is, me, we
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses
Math: I can recognize, write, and represent numbers up to 10, Assess - read write and represent numbers to 10
Social Studies: Important Citizens in US History
Science: What is Energy?
Reminders and Info:
Oct 9 Columbus Day Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 10 Career Day!
Oct 26 High Point PTA's Wheels and Thrills Skate Night (Wheels in Temple, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Oct 30 Teacher Inservice Day (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 31 Parent Teacher Conference Day (NO SCHOOL)
Snacks should be nutritious and easy to open and easy to dispose of.
It is important that students need good night's sleep. At the age of five, children need 10-13 hours of sleep.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Oct 2-6
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Respect Week 1
Writing: I can show and tell about people, place, and things in my writing (nouns)
Word Study: Introducing letter d and s reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: me, we
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to, in, it, is
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses
Math: I can recognize, write, and represent numbers up to 10
Social Studies: Citizens
Science: Review and assess
Reminders and Info:
Sept 25 - Oct 6 United Way Kids' Campaign Spirit Chain
Oct 5 Fall Picture Day
Oct 9 Columbus Day Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 10 Career Day!
Oct 26 High Point PTA's Wheels and Thrills Skate Night (Wheels in Temple, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Oct 30 Teacher Inservice Day (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 31 Parent Teacher Conference Day (NO SCHOOL)
Snacks should be nutritious and easy to open and easy to dispose of.
It is important that students need good night's sleep. At the age of five, children need 10-13 hours of sleep.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Sep. 25-29
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Responsibility week 4
Writing: I show AND tell about the action in my Writing (Verb)
Word Study: Introducing letter a and and reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: in, it, is
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and, my, to
Reading: I can listen actively and ask questions to understand information and answer questions using multi- word responses
Math: I can recognize, write, and represent numbers up to 10
Social Studies: Government Leaders
Science: Change of cooling
Reminders and Info:
Sept 25 - Oct 6 United Way Kids' Campaign Spirit Chain
Oct 5 Fall Picture Day
Oct 9 Columbus Day Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 10 Career Day!
Oct 26 High Point PTA's Wheels and Thrills Skate Night (Wheels in Temple, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Oct 30 Teacher Inservice Day (NO SCHOOL)
Oct 31 Parent Teacher Conference Day (NO SCHOOL)
Snacks should be nutritious and easy to open and easy to dispose of.
It is important that students need good night's sleep. At the age of five, children need 10-13 hours of sleep.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Sep. 18-22
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Responsibility
Writing: Verbs/I begin my name with a capital letter
Word Study: Introducing letter c and o and reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
New Sight Words: my, to
Old Sight Words: I, a, the, and
Reading: Text set Taking Care of Each Other
Math: Identify, writing, sequencing, creating, and subtilizing numbers 0-5
Social Studies: Celebrate Freedom/Constitution Day, September 17th
Science: Change of Heat
Reminders and Info:
Snacks should be nutritious and easy to open and easy to dispose of.
It is important that students need good night's sleep. At the age of five, children need 10-13 hours of sleep.
Please check the High Point Newsletter for additional information for the campus.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. If your child has had an accident, please return a new set of clothes. It is easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Week of Sep. 11-15
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Responsibility
Reading: Identifying and creating rhyming words
Word Study: Introducing letter i and u and reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
Writing: I tell what is happening in my story
Math: Numbers to 5-10
Social Studies: What is a law
Science: Properties of objects
Reminders and Info:
Please check the High Point Newsletter for assigned Grandparents Day lunch times.
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. It is much easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Snack time will be at recess. If you would like to send one, please make it easy to open and easy to dispose of.
Week of Sep. 4-8
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
SEL: Responsibility
Reading: Listening actively and answer questions
Word Study: Introducing letter n and m and reviewing all previously taught letters with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
Writing: I can tell about people, places, and things in my writing
Math: Numbers to 10
Social Studies: Learning and working together
Science: Five Sense
Reminders and Info:
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. It is much easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Snack time will be at recess. If you would like to send one, please make it easy to open and easy to dispose of.
Week of Aug. 28- Sep. 1
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
Reading: Listening actively and asking questions for understand
Word Study: Introducing letter t,b, and f their with Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
Writing: Using words to make sentences
Math: Graphing and money
Social Studies: Learning and working together
Science: Five Sense
Reminders and Info:
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. It is much easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Snack time will be at recess. If you would like to send one, please make it easy to open and easy to dispose of.
Week of Aug. 21-25
Hightlights of the week:
Highlights of what we are learning:
Reading: Concepts of print (front cover, back cover, title, etc.)
Word Study: Orientation of Fundations/ Phonemic Awareness
Writing: Generating ideas and creating illustrations in our stories
Math: Graphing/Money
Social Studies: School rules and procedures
Science: Science safety
Reminders and Info:
Smart Tags will be coming home each day. Students need these tags for breakfast, lunch, and library. Please make sure your child brings it back every day. Replacement tags are $3 each.
If you have not sent a change of clothes to school, please do that as soon as you can. It is much easier for us to help your child in case of an accident when we have their clothes already here.
Snack time will be at recess. If you would like to send one, please make it easy to open and easy to dispose of.
We have had a great first week of school with your children! They are an amazing group of kids and we thank you for sharing them with us.