Congratulations to our 8th grade, Kindergarten and Pre-K graduates! Just a few updates for this last week of school.
Children brought home art boxes, and extra supplies as well as any other “accessories.” These items came stay home.
Children who have summer birthdays may choose to dress down either Monday, June 14 or Tuesday, June 15.
Wednesday, June 16 is our “Fun Day.” This will not be the “normal” Fun Day that the children are used to but I know they will enjoy it. Children may dress down.
Thursday, June 17 is “Cleaning Day.” Children may dress down. This is also a 12 Noon dismissal.
Friday, June 18 is the last day of school. Children may dress up. Dismissal is at 10:30.
Virtual students have the option to join us in school on Wednesday and Friday. Please let me know via email if your child will be attending school in person on those days.
Children should bring their backpack, snack and lunch to school on Monday - Wednesday and a snack for Thursday. They must also bring some kind of bag (backpack or string bag) to school on Thursday and Friday.
Thank you for all you have done to support me, our school, and of course, your children this year! It has been a memorable one. Have a happy and safe summer. God bless you!
These next two weeks will be filled with excitement and anticipation as we look forward to summer vacation.
On Thursday, June 10th our 8th Grade Students will be graduating and on Friday, June 11th our Pre-K 4 and Kindergarten classes will be graduating. Congratulations to all our students.
This week:
Religion: We will learn that God wants us to love and respect one another and all of creations and discuss ways we can do this. We will have a chapter test on Friday, June 11th.
Math: We will find the equivalencies and estimate the capacity of cups, pints, quarts and gallons. We will also estimate the weight of objects in ounces and pounds.
LA: We will review our informational text, "The Growth of a Sinflower." We will have a reading test and a spelling test on Tuesday, June 8th. Then we will move on to compare and contrast the fairy tales Jack and the Beanstalk and Jackie and the Beanstalk. We will learn to identify features of a fairy tale and make connections to experiences, texts and society.
Social Studies: This week will be reviewing map skills and learning about the George Washington Carver
Have a wonderful weekend.