December 9th Announcements

WHAT ARE WE DOING?

READING: Please have your child read "Tomas Rivera" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on Monday. We are working on the -"qu/kw" sound.



In Reading Workshop, students are learning to use all their keys to help them understand the story. They are working on schema, connections, visualizing, predicting, and questioning. WE will be working on all of these for the month of December.  



SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the first 10 words on THURSDAY. However, they will take the challenge words. If your child missed any words on the pretest they will take the entire test. I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.



MATH: Students are learning to use rulers to measure objects. They also used tape measures as well.  We will be focusing on measuring for the month of December.



SCIENCE: Students are learning how animals survive in the winter.



SOCIAL STUDIES: Students are learning about Christmas traditions all around the world.

What's going on in December??!!

Good morning! I just wanted to give you a heads up on classroom activities for the month of December. Tonight I will be sending home the December book order. However, I would like it returned by FRIDAY to ensure that it is here on time.  If you would like for me to hold these as gifts for your child, please indicate that to me on the order form. Secondly, Wednesday, December 14^th is Gingerbread Day in 1Wi.  Students will do several activities that day that pertain to the Gingerbread stories including building their very own gingerbread house that they will get to enjoy at the end of the day. J  Please see the attachment of what your child is to bring for that day.  On December 16^th we will be wrapping our holiday gifts for the boys and girls we’ve adopted. We will start this activity around 12:45. Any parent volunteers are welcome. Our Holiday Party will be December 19^th from 9:00-10:15. Again, we will take lots of pictures but I’m asking that only our room mothers attend due to lack of space in the room.  On Tuesday, December 20^th, I welcome my students to wear their holiday pajamas  for that day. We will watch Polar Express and other holiday movies, drink hot chocolate, and eat popcorn on our last day to together until the new year.

Again thank you thank you thank you for all that you do! I absolutely love teaching this bunch of students. I tease them all the time that they’ll be with me until they turn 18.  J Great job on homework last night!

Have a good day!

Friday, December 2nd

WHAT ARE WE DOING?

READING: Please have your child read "Did You See Chip" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on Monday. We are working on the -"ar" sound.
In Reading Workshop, students are learning to predict what will happen next in their story. 

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the first 10 words on THURSDAY. However, they will take the challenge words. If your child missed any words on the pretest they will take the entire test. I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.

MATH: Students are learning to use rules to measure objects. Students are also using their body to measure different object as well. We will be focusing on inches for the month of December.

SCIENCE: Students are learning how animals survive in the winter.

SOCIAL STUDIES: Students are learning about giving back and the holiday season.

Reminder of Centers>> November 30th

November 30th AM: 10:00-11:15
Mrs Brennan
Mrs. Kober
Mrs. Dixon
Honey


November 30th PM: 12:45-1:45
Honey
Mrs. Inoue
(OPEN)

MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
Holiday Concert  on December 5th @ 5:30 p.m.  More details to come!

First Grade's Native American Day on Monday! I'm in need of two volunteer parent helpers.

WHAT ARE WE DOING?

READING: Please have your child read "I Am Butterfly" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on Monday. We are working on the -"ch" sound.
In Reading Workshop, students are learning to Question. Students are learning to ask questions while they reading to help them figure out what is going on in the story.

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. They will take the test on Monday, November 28th when we return back from Thanksgiving break.

MATH: We are still working on counting combinations of dimes, nickels and pennies, telling time to the 1/2 hour, skip counting, and adding numbers.Please continue to work with your child on these skills at home as well.

SCIENCE:  Students are learned about the life cycle of a butterfly.

SOCIAL STUDIES: Students learned about pilgrims and Native Americans. 

Friday, November 11th

MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
Holiday Concert  on December 5th @ 5:30 p.m.  More details to come!

Thanksgiving Feast in 1Wi on Friday, November 18th.  Please check e-mail for what your child is to bring.

WHAT ARE WE DOING?

READING: Please have your child read "Fun With Fish" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on Monday. We are working on the -"sh" sound.
In Reading Workshop, students are learning to Question. Students are learning to ask questions while they reading to help them figure out what is going on in the story.

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the first 10 words on THURSDAY. However, they will take the challenge words. If your child missed any words on the pretest they will take the entire test. I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.

MATH: We are still working on counting combinations of dimes, nickels and pennies, telling time to the 1/2 hour, and adding numbers.Please continue to work with your child on these skills at home as well. Please let your child DO their homework and you check over it. This will help them when their working in their math journals at school. Are you using the extra math journal at home? This is great extra practice for them as well.

SCIENCE:  Students are learning how plants make food and how food chains work in different habitats.

SOCIAL STUDIES: Students learned about Veterans Day and why our soldiers/veterans are so important.

Friday, October 28th

WHAT ARE WE DOING?

READING: Please have your child read "Where Do Frogs Come From" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on Monday. We are working on the -ing sound. We also did some readers theatre with this story, so please look for the videos to be posted on the blog sometime today.

In Reading Workshop, students are learning to Visualize. Students are learning to feel, see, taste, smell, and hear their stories.

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the first 10 words on THURSDAY. However, they will take the challenge words. If your child missed any words on the pretest they will take the entire test. I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.

MATH: We are still working on counting combinations of nickels and pennies, telling time to the 1/2 hour, and adding numbers.. Please continue to work with your child on these skills at home as well. Please let your child DO their homework and you check over it. This will help them when their working in their math journals at school. Are you using the extra math journal at home? This is great extra practice for them as well.

SCIENCE: Bat projects were AMAZING! Kudos to everyone! Job well done! 


REMINDER: Halloween Party on Monday!

Meet the new ISU HOMECOMING PRINCESS-Anna Kober

 

Anna is 6 (going to be 7 in one month…November 17^th).  She is the big sister to Halas, almost 5, and Crosby, almost 2.  She plays soccer & is becoming a great swimmer/diver; she sings in choir at church; she loves to draw, paint, and color and is a huge princess fan, especially Rapunzel.  Some of her favorite foods are bbq ribs and steak…she calls herself a “carnivore”.

Boots for Beth Take 4

Boots for Beth Take 3

Boot for Beth Take 2

Boots for Beth Take 1

Friday, October 14th

HAPPY EARLY DISMISSAL!
A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THE PARENTS THAT HELPED ON WEDNESDAY FOR CENTERS. I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW MUCH I APPRECIATE YOUR HELP!

HELP WANTED: IN NEED OF 1-2 PARENTS TO PUT TOGETHER OUR NEXT DAILY LANGUAGE REVIEW BOOKS FOR US NEXT WEEK.

MISC: I WILL SEND YOU A CONFIRMATION EMAIL IN REGARDS TO YOUR PT CONFERENCE. I LOVE FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ALL AGAIN!

                                                    WHAT ARE WE DOING?

READING: Please have your child read "Boots for Beth" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on Monday. We are working on the -short  "th" sound. We also did some readers theatre with this story, so please look for the videos to be posted on the blog sometime today.

In Reading Workshop, students are learning to make text-text connections. Students are learning that some books are connected or remind them of another book. Please help your child make text-self (soemething that has happened to them) and text-text (something that reminds them of another story) conections.

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take  the first 10 words on THURSDAY. However, they will take the challenge words. If your child missed any words on the pretest they will take the entire test. I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.

MATH: We are still working on counting combinations of nickels and pennies, telling time to the hour, and adding numbers.. Please continue to work with your child on these skills at home as well.   Please let your child DO their homework and you check over it. This will help them when their working in their math journals at school. Are you using the extra math journal at home?  This is great extra practice for them as well.

SCIENCE: Bat projects are here! Have you started for on it with your child. Please do not wait until the night before to work on it with your child. Please make sure your child can read the project and present it to the class. They will be asked several questionsa about their project, so make sure they feel comfortable with it.

SOCIAL STUDIES: Students are  still learning about Fire Safety. Please make sure your child knows their address as well.

THINGS YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD WITH:

• tieing their shoes
• bringing their show and tell

THIS N THAT:

Scholastic Book Fair: Oct. 17-21 in the Grove IMC

Online shopping Oct. 10-24 Here is the link: scholastic.com/schoolbookfairs

Thank you for helping us reach our United Way goal. 1Wi rasied $100.05. Thanks so much for your generous contributions.

ENJOY YOUR WEEKEND!

-MRS. WILLIAMS

Friday, October 7

The first thing I would like to address this week is HOMEWORK. There have been MANY students this week who have not done their homework. I cannot stress enough the importance of having your child do their homework that night and having them turn it in the following day.  This is apart of our report card and I DO record it for their grade. Not having students return their homework in older grades will dramatically affect their report card. Please have them bring it back on time. Thank you so much with your help with this. I don't want students to get complacent that they can turn their homework in whenever they want. I do understand that things come up from time to time, but please send me an e-mail or note in regards to that. Thanks so much for your help!

READING: Please have your child read "Dan's Pet" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on TUESDAY. We are working on the -short  e sound along with  the -et and -en word family.

In Reading Workshop, students are learning to make text-text connections. Students are learning that some books are connected or remind them of another book. Please help your child make text-self (soemething that has happened to them) and text-text (something that reminds them of another story) conections.

SPELLING:>>>>>>NOTICE CHANGE>>>>>> Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the test the first 10 words on THURSDAY. However, they will take the challenge words. If your child missed any words on the present they will take the entire test. Please get in the habit of practicing spelling words EVERY NIGHT. The spelling list will continue to get harder as the year progresses. I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.

MATH: We are still working on counting combinations of nickels and pennies, telling time to the hour, and adding numbers.. Please continue to work with your child on these skills at home as well. YOU WILL BE SEEING MATH HOMEWORK COME HOME EVERY WEDNESDAY. IT WILL NEED TO BE RETURNED ON THURSDAY.  Please let your child DO their homework and you check over it. This will help them when their working in their math journals at school.

SCIENCE:  Bat projects are here! Please check your child's folder for infomation on this. Please DO NOT turn this in until the due date. Please make sure your child can read the project and present it.

SOCIAL STUDIES: Students are learning about Fire Safety. Please make sure your child knows their address as well.

THINGS YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD WITH:

• tieing their shoes
• bringing their show and tell

THIS N THAT: I received confirmation from UPS that our book order will be delivered on Monday. Please look out for those.

Scholastic Book Fair:  Oct. 17-21 in the Grove IMC

Online shopping Oct. 10-24  Here is the link: scholastic.com/schoolbookfairs

Reminder: If you haven't sent in your donation for United Way. Please send it in. We set a goal for our class to raise at least $100. Our class is at $77 right now. Help us reach our goal.

A glance at next week:
Monday: NO SCHOOL
Wednesday: Late Start
Friday: 1:45 Early Dismissal

ENJOY YOUR WEEKEND!

-MRS. WILLIAMS

Help Wanted---Reading Coaches

I am looking for 1-4 parent volunteers that would be willing and able to come read with my kids one day every week. You would listen to different students read to you from 9:15-9:45. This is our "reading practice" time.  I want somebody that can be here every week so the kids get in the routine of reading with the same people. If you are interested, please email me. Thanks so much!

Friday, September 30

READING: Please have your child read "All That Corn" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on MONDAY. We are working on the -all  word family.

In Reading Workshop, students are learning to make MEANINGFUL connections to their book.  They learned that some of their connections are not helping them understand the story better. Students should be making connections throughout their books at home as well. . This part of the book reminded me of.... Start getting your child in the habit of making meaningful connections to their book as their reading books to you. This will help them understand the story better.

SPELLING:>>>>>>NOTICE CHANGE>>>>>> Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the test the first 10 words on THURSDAY. However, they will take the challenge words. If your child missed any words on the present they will take the entire test.   Please get in the habit of practicing spelling words EVERY NIGHT. The spelling list will continue to get harder as the year progresses. I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.

MATH: We are working on counting combinations of nickels and pennies. Please continue to work with your child on this skill at home as well. YOU WILL BE SEEING MATH HOMEWORK COME HOME EVERY WEDNESDAY. IT WILL NEED TO BE RETURNED ON THURSDAY. I have noticed a lot of gaps in their math skills so I want to make sure everyone is on the same page. Please let your child DO their homework and you check over it. This will help them when their working in their math journals at school.

SCIENCE: We are discussing how plants and animals live in the different habitats. Bat projects are coming soon!

SOCIAL STUDIES:
THINGS YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD WITH:

• tying their shoes
• bringing their show and tell
• counting pennies and nickels together
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THIS N THAT:
I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR SENDING IN EVERYTHING WE NEEDED FOR APPLE DAY. IT WAS A HUGE SUCCESS. A BIG THANKS TO ALL THE PARENTS WHO VOLUNTEERED TO COME AND HELP THE KIDS MAKE AND BAKE THEIR SPECIAL TREATS.   Please see the new tab for October Centers. If I didn't get you on this month, please let me know so I can add you to the schedule. I really only need 3-4 parents during center times. New Show and Tell Schedule is also posted.

OOPS!: I forgot to completely submit the book order so I shipment is running LATE Please forgive me! ! I am working on getting you a code so you can order books online yourself.
Have a great weekend and thanks again for ALL YOU DO! 
~Cami Williams

Picture Retakes

Picture re-takes will be on Thursday October 20^th at 8:30 a.m.

United Way Campaign

Grove School

 United Way Campaign

Dear Grove Families,

 Wednesday October 5^th-12^th, Grove School will be hosting a United Way Campaign. We are trying to do our part to donate to the less fortunate families in our own community. We will be asking for donations to raise money for this very worthy cause.

The students will be given the opportunity to do some fun activities in return for donating toward the United Way of McLean County. We will ask each student to make a donation of their choice each day….or one amount for the entire week to participate in the extra privileges listed below. If you are unable to donate, students will still be able to participate in the activities. Our intention is to have fun and emphasize the importance of helping others.

Below is a list of activities students will be given the opportunity to participate in. Please keep this list handy so you know what the activity is for each day.

Wednesday  10/5/11: Free seating in the lunchroom

Thursday      10/6/11: Wear clashing/miss-matched clothes to school

Friday          10/7/11: Extra recess day

Monday        10/10/11: No School

Tuesday        10/11/11: stuffed animal day 

Wednesday  10/12/11: Wear a hat in school

Thank you in advance for donating to The United Way of McLean County!! Your generosity is appreciated.

homework last night

AWESOME JOB WITH HOMEWORK LAST NIGHT! IT WAS EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED THEM TO DO!!

Reading Logs

Your child will have a reading log in their folder tonight that says, "October Reading Record". Please keep this in your child's folder until October 31. I want to see that they are reading every night for 15 minutes. I will be using this log for the Pizza Hut Bookit Program.

Friday, September 23 Newsletter

CURRICULUM NOTES:

READING: Please have your child read "Todd's Box" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on MONDAY. We are working on short o words and word families.

In Reading Workshop, students are learning to make connections to their book. Students should be making connections throughout the book. This part of the book reminded me of.... Start getting your child in the habit of making connections to their book as their reading books to you. This will help them understand the story better and make their reading more meaningful.

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the test on THURSDAY. However, please keep practicing these words because they may see them again.  I was pleased with the scores this week. Please get in the habit of practicing spelling words EVERY NIGHT. The spelling list will continue to get harder as the year progresses. I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.

MATH: We worked on telling time to the hour, tally marks, and complements (sums) of 10, and counting on the 100's chart . Also students, need to know their PHONE NUMBERS. I will be asking them within the next few weeks what their phone number is. YOU WILL BE SEEING MATH HOMEWORK COME HOME EVERY WEDNESDAY. IT WILL NEED TO BE RETURNED ON THURSDAY. I have noticed a lot of gaps in their math skills so I want to make sure everyone is on the same page. Please let your child DO their homework and you check over it. This will help them when their working in their math journals at school.

SCIENCE: We are discussing how plants and animals live in the different habitats.

SOCIAL STUDIES:Students are learning about their neighborhood and what street they live on. Does your child know their address??? If not practice this with them.

THINGS YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD WITH:

• tying their shoes
• bringing their show and tell
• start counting pennies
• start counting nickels 

THIS N THAT:
The last week of September will be APPLE WEEK. We will be making several apple treats that week and I will need parent helpers with this.I have 2 more spots available for these activities on Wednesday, September 28th.  I won't be starting CENTERS until OCTOBER. If you are interested in being on the schedule in October, please let me know. I will post the schedule on Monday.  Again, thank you for all that you do!  Thank you to all those who came in to cut letters, take down the bulletin boards, etc. It helps me out more than you know! Have a great weekend!

P.S. If you have time this wekeend, take your child to Clinton, IL for the Apple and Pork Festival. Mr. Williams and I will be there!

~Cami Williams

Friday Newsletter

HAPPY FRIDAY! A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THE PARENTS WHO HELPED WITH MAP TESTING ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. THE STUDENTS DID AN EXCELLENT JOB TAKING THE TEST. I AM VERY IMPRESSED WITH THIS BUNCH OF KIDDOS. THEY MAY BE THE MOST POLITE, FRIENDLY, AND CARING KIDS I HAVE EVER HAD. HOPEFULLY, YOUR CHILD IS HAVING AN AWESOME TIME IN 1ST GRADE AS WELL!

CURRICULUM NOTES:

READING: Please have your child read "Jack and Rick" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on MONDAY. We are working on short i words and word families.

In Reading Workshop, students are learning decoding strategies to help them figure out words they don't know. This week I introdcued to them: Tryin' Lion, Lips the Fish, Stretchy the Snake, Skippy the Frog, Chunky Monkey, Eagle Eye, and Helpful Kangaroo. Please ask your child about these strategies and USE them at home when they are reading their books to you.

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the test on THURSDAY. However, please keep practicing these words because they may see them again.  I have also noticed very low scores this year. Please get in the habit of practicing spelling words EVERY NIGHT. The spelling list will continue to get harder as the year progresses.  I have included a tab that gives you some ideas for practicing spelling.

MATH: Please practice with your child on counting by 5's orally and written. This week we worked on telling time to the hour, tally marks, and complements (sums) of 10 . For example, 2+8, 3+7, 1+9, etc. Also students, need to know their PHONE NUMBERS. I will be asking them within the next few weeks what their phone number is.

SCIENCE: We are discussing how plants and animals live.

SOCIAL STUDIES: Students are learning about what city and state they live in. This is VERY confusing for them. Please review at home. We are talking about what types of businesses and places that we can go to in our city.

THINGS YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD WITH:

• tying their shoes
• remembering what day they have show n tell on (there's a new tab for this)

THIS N THAT:
The last week of September will be APPLE WEEK. We will be making several apple treats that week and I will need parent helpers with this. I won't be starting CENTERS until OCTOBER. If you are interested in being on the schedule in October, please let me know. Again, thank you for all that you do! Have a great weekend!

~Cami Williams

1 Down 1 To Go

Just wanted to let you know that the students did a great job taking their test today. A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THE PARENTS WHO CAME TO LOG THE CHILDREN IN. I couldn’t have done it without you. Also, I am in need of some stuffed animals (beanie baby size) for the classroom. I am looking for a bird (eagle), monkey, kangaroo, lion, fish, frog, and snake. If you have any of these at home that you’d like to donate. Please send it on in. We’d love to have it. Thanks so much!

Friday Newsletter

CURRIUCULM NOTES:

READING: Please have your child read "Ants" to you in their blue reading books. Review all highlighted words in the story. All books should be returned on Monday. We are working on short i words and word families.

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the test on THURSDAY. However, please keep practicing these words because they may see them again.
MATH: Please continue to  practice with your child on counting by 5's orally and written, before and after numbers,  and tally marks.

SCIENCE: This week we continued studied habitats. Students learned what a habitat is, different kinds of habitats, where they are located, and what animals/plants might live there.

District Snack and Treat Policy

The policy is below and the new parts we must follow include:

·         must be prearranged with classroom teacher

·         NO homemade treats for anything:  snack, b-day treat, holiday party, etc. (must be store-bought)

·         All snacks brought in must be labeled (so we can read ingredients)

 

Friday, September 2 Newsletter

Happy Friday! Please remember that there is NO SCHOOL Monday, September 5th.
Please check out the new links added to the page: Show and Tell Schedule & Classroom Pictures
Show and Tell will start Tuesday, September 6. Monday students will show on Tuesday.

CURRIUCULM NOTES:

READING: Please have your child read "Sam and the Bag" to you in their blue reading books. Review  all highlighted words in the story.  All books should be returned on TUESDAY.  We are working on short a words and word families.

SPELLING: Students took their practice test today. If they have a +10 on their test, they WILL NOT take the test on THURSDAY. However, please keep practicing these words because they may see them again.

MATH: Please practice with your child on counting by 5's orally and written. This week we reviewed tally marks, counting by 5's and 10's, days of the week, temperature  and before and after numbers.

SCIENCE: This week we studied habitats. Students learned what a habitat is, different kinds of habitats, where they are located, and what animals/plants might live there.

SOCIAL STUDIES: Students learned about community laws. Students made posters of a community law of their choice.

MISC: PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE SENT IN YOUR $5 FOR  SCHOLASTIC NEWS AND YOUR CHILD'S MATH TOOL BOX. IT SHOULD CONTAIN 20 PENNIES, 20 NICKLES, 10 DIMES, AND 4 QUARTERS. MAKE SURE THIS IS IN A LABELED BAG.
          

JUST A THOUGHT

JUST WANTED TO SAY HOW AWESOME THIS CLASS IS. MY GOODNESS! WHAT A GREAT GROUP. THEY WORK SO WELL TOGETHER.

That's all! :)

HAPPY FRIDAY--AUGUST 26TH

Good morning! It has been a TERRIFIC WEEK in 1Wi. I have enjoyed getting to know your child and hopefully they've enjoyed getting to know me too. Please make sure you are checking the blog for information. I will post a Friday Announcement every week.


READING: In your child's backpack they have their blue reading book. Students will read the story, "The Hat" to you.  Please be sure to ask them the questions at the end of the story. This book will need to be returned to school on MONDAY.


SPELLING: In your child's folder you will find a spelling test. Every FRIDAY students will take a spelling PRACTICE test to see what words they already know how to spell. On the following THURSDAY, they will actually be tested on the same words. Please practice with them all this week on this set of words. They will take their FIRST SPELLING TEST on THURSDAY,.


MATH: We have been working on counting 1-50. Please work with your child on counting to 50 by 1's, 5's and 10's.


SCIENCE: We are discussing living/nonliving things. Students are learning what living things need to survive.


SOCIAL STUDIES: We are discussing stranger danger, classroom rules, playground rules, and the expectations Mrs. Williams has in her classroom.


REMINDERS: CURRICULUM NIGHT ON MONDAY, AUGUST 29TH :6-7 P.M. PARENTS ONLY


HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND AND ENJOY THE SUNSHINE!!


~MRS. WILLIAMS

SNACK TIME

Please follow these guidelines:

• Each child will bring their own single serving snack to school everyday
• Fruits and Veggies will be the ONLY daily snack allowed
•  DO NOT send dip or toppings of any type
• Remember to send necessary silverware (i.e. send a spoon for applesauce)

If you have questions, please contact me .

CURRICULUM NIGHT

Don't forget Curriculum Night on August 29 from 6-7p.m. Parents only please.

Open House

I look forward to seeing everyone at Open House tonight from 6-7 p.m.