November 30, 2015
Dear Parents,
We hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving weekend!
Don't forget to send in your 5lbs of sugar. These food items are part of the Christmas food baskets given to our support staff.
Songfest will shortly be upon us. The students will perform a Mario Bros song. For Songfest, the students must have:
- blue overalls
- red t-shirt (boys); green t-shirt (girls)
- white gloves
- red cap (boys); green cap (girls)
Our class Christmas celebration will take place on Wednesday, December 16th. We will celebrate this day by enjoying our annual gift exchange, watching a movie, and having Christmas breakfast and lunch.
· The students may come dressed in their pajamas, Christmas hats and bring their favorite stuffed animal.
Please help us decorate our tree by sending in a ornament!
The first grade gift exchange is a tradition in our class and we hope to have everyone participate this year. We ask that the girls buy a gift for a girl and all the boys for a boy. The gift should not be more that 200 Lps. Please bring the gift wrapped and labeled “Girl' or 'Boy' as soon as possible. Please do not show your child the gift for it is possible that your child will pick that gift on Wednesday.
The first grade gift exchange is a tradition in our class and we hope to have everyone participate this year. We ask that the girls buy a gift for a girl and all the boys for a boy. The gift should not be more that 200 Lps. Please bring the gift wrapped and labeled “Girl' or 'Boy' as soon as possible. Please do not show your child the gift for it is possible that your child will pick that gift on Wednesday.
This week your child will be inquiring into the following:
Language Arts
Word Wall- This week your child will be reviewing all the Word Wall words with various chants and activities.
Vocab: friend, down, did, long, find,day
Reading: The students will finish Frog and Toad All Year Long of "The Surprise" and "Christmas Eve". We will start learning about the winter festivals that place around the world.
Reading: The students will finish Frog and Toad All Year Long of "The Surprise" and "Christmas Eve". We will start learning about the winter festivals that place around the world.
Writing:
We will begin writing narratives. The students will learn the components of a narrative.
Science: The students will finish creating their pop-up booklet about the three major types of clouds. We will start learning about nonstandard measurement. We will be doing various measuring activities.
Math- This week your child will be applies concepts of addition and subtraction throughout the chapter. They will learn how addition and subtraction are related. They will also learn how to identify and use related facts.
We will begin writing narratives. The students will learn the components of a narrative.
Science: The students will finish creating their pop-up booklet about the three major types of clouds. We will start learning about nonstandard measurement. We will be doing various measuring activities.
Math- This week your child will be applies concepts of addition and subtraction throughout the chapter. They will learn how addition and subtraction are related. They will also learn how to identify and use related facts.
Chapter 5 Skills: 6, B7, B16, B19, B22, B23, D6, D7, D13, D15,
D16, D17, F3, F6, F7
Homework
Monday
Reading: Read for 10 minutes and fill in the reading log.
Working With Words: Fill in Blank Order
Tuesday
Reading: Read for 10 minutes and fill in the reading log.
Math: Practice an IXL skill
Math: Practice an IXL skill
Wednesday
Reading: Read for 10 minutes and fill in the reading log.
Spanish: Worksheet
Spanish: Worksheet
Thursday
Reading: Read for 10 minutes and fill in the reading log.
Working With Words: Study for Spelling challenge
Working With Words: Study for Spelling challenge
NPH GIVING TREE- Nuestros
Pequeños Hermanos (NPH) is an international organization that takes in
abandoned and orphaned children, providing a home and education. Here in Honduras, the NPH organization
provides for over 500 children in at large ranch near La Venta and home in
Tegucigalpa for severely handicapped children.
While many children at the ranch have aunts, uncles, or grandparents
that come to visit them and can provide some Christmas gifts, some children at
a ranch have no family to visit. It is
these children, whom we would like to provide for this Christmas. On the second floor of the secondary
building, a NPH Giving Tree will be set up.
If you wish to participate, choose a paper tree that has a child’s information
about his/her size for shoes or socks.
Purchase the new item and return it to Mrs. Agurcia’s Room (Rm. 7) by
Tuesday, December 8th, with the tree tag taped to it. Thank you for giving this Christmas!
If
more information about NPH’s work in Honduras, please visit http://www.nph-honduras.org/
and watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYC2A5njQTk
.
BAKE SALE – The
Juniors will be having a bake sale in order to raise funds for their upcoming
community service. The bake sale will be on Friday, December 4 during snack and lunch.
For Grades 6-12:
HOMEWORK CLUB FOR SECONDARY – Secondary
students will have the opportunity to receive assistance with homework twice a
week. Ms Regina will be working with the students who wish to stay and work or
specific students referred by teachers.
When:
Mondays and Tuesdays
Where:
Room # 3
Who:
Secondary Students
Time:
3:15 – 4:15 p.m.
**Parents are
asked to please read the Midterm Progress Report – some students have been
required to attend the Homework Club, other students have been invited to
attend. This is being done to help student improve their grades.
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
(cell phones, tablets, laptops, etc) – Students may bring their electronic
devices to school with the understanding the school will not be responsible for
any loss or damage. We advise all students to care good care of their
electronic devices and to avoid leaving them on the floor or outside of rooms.
LOCKERS
– The school has provided a locker to all secondary students for the purpose of
protecting the student’s property, and preventing loss or theft. The lockers
need to be secured with a combination padlock at all times. The students are
responsible for the padlock and for seeing that their books and belongings are
locked in the locker when not in use
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