Thank you to everyone who welcomed our virtual student Oliver. We are so happy to have him in our class! The children are enjoying him!
Thank you to Elizabeth who took Bubba. Did you know she took him on a scooter ride! Shanaya was our Student of the Week. She wants to be a police officer!
This week we read Bible stories, learned our last letter Uu, patterns and living and nonliving things. 
New High Frequency words are: see, it
We have 2 butterflies which we will releae on Monday. Hopefully we have more over the weekend. I ordered more for May.
May crownings will be this week. Please check the list for when your child crowns Mary. Your child may bring in flowers the day they crown Mary.
We are excited for Muffins with Mommy. Please remember no sibilings. We will be having it rain or shine. Meet us in the front of the CYO at your scheduled time.
Thank you for all the comments added to our class book. We continue to send it home each day!
Please make sure you have your child write their first and last name on their homework the correct way each time they do homework.

We released our butterflies on Monday!!!! It was so much fun! See pictures below.
Thank you to Alex for bringing home Bubba this past weekend. Did you know she played T-ball with Bubba and even Barbies! Oliver is our Student of the Week. He is a huge dinosaur fan and wants to be a paleontologist or an astronaut when he grows up!
We had our first May Crownings this week and they went beautiful!
I hope you enjoyed Muffins with Mommy and the show the children put on. I am so pleased with how they performed!!!
We will concentrate on Mary this Month. The children did a great job praying the Rosary this past week. I am proud of how many prayers they have learned this year!
We learned rhyming words and will continue next week.We learned sequencing and about Springtime. We concentrated on writing our first and last name the correct way. Please continue to reinforce this at home.
High frequency words are: to, yes
Looking Ahead: Super Heros Day May 12 (no costumes please)

Peace,
Mrs. McNulty