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Sunday, November 27, 2016

The Week of November 28th

Weekly Newsletter


Harvest Feast
Thank You for helping to make our Harvest Feast so special. The students were very proud of the hard work that went in to making the meal possible and they enjoyed every last minute of it.





Welcome back to school!
I hope that you all got spend some time with family over the break. We are going to be getting back in to the swing of things with 3 full weeks of school ahead. Our grace and courtesy focus continues to be unity and loyalty. It is so important that our students feel that they are a part of our classroom community and strive to make the environment a comfortable and caring one for others.

Musical Explorers
I will be sending out field trip slips this week for Musical Explorers. Please be on the lookout for the field trip form in your student's book bag.

Festival of Lights
The Festival of Lights is a celebration of different cultures and the ways in which children from around the world celebrate the holidays. The Lower Elementary focus will be on Chanuka. Students will learn about the festivites that take place during Chanuka and they will make crafts that will be on display during the Festival of Lights on December 8th. Please plan to attend the Festival of Lights before the PTA meeting that night.

Dates to Remember:
12/5-9    Book Fair
12/8.      Festival of Lights
12/9       Musical Explorers
12/16     Dress Down $1
12/16     Holiday Sing Along
12/21-1/3 Winter Break




Upcoming HEALTHY snack weeks for 23 students: 
Some suggestions for snack are: precut fruit (apples, grapes, bananas cut in half, oranges, etc.), precut vegetables with hummus for dipping, cheese and crackers, granola bars or chewies, trail mix, applesauce, hummus and crackers, yogurt or Gogurt, graham crackers…  The purpose of snack is to provide a nutritious energy booster when the students need it.  Please keep in mind the nutritional value when choosing a snack.  
           
11/28     Eva
12/5       Cori 
12/12     Nico

Sunday, November 20, 2016

The Week of November 20th

Weekly Newsletter





PTA READ-A-THON 
Every student should have received information regarding the read-a-thon and an envelope to collect donations. If your student did not bring this info home please send me an email so I can send home another copy. Please consider having your student participate in this schoolwide event. It promotes literacy and helps to encourage nightly reading. ***Classes that have 100% participation (even if every student raises just $2) will be awarded a gift certificate for our book fair in December. Students that raise over $100 will recieve an idividual gift certificate to the book fair.

Harvest Feast
Room 21 will be celebrating the Season with a Harvest Feast on November 21, 2016. The students take such pride in and enjoy eating food that was prepared by them and their classmates. Thank you to all the families that signed up to send in items for the feast. ***ALL items should be sent in by 8am on Monday, November 21, so that students will have time to prepare the meal. Thank you.


Dates to Remember:

11/21      Harvest Feast
11/22      Evacuation Drill
11/21-22 Hurricane make up days
11/23-25 School Holidays – Thanksgiving Break 
12/5-9    Book Fair
12/16     Dress Down $1
12/8.      Festival of Lights
12/16     Holiday Sing Along
12/21-1/3 Winter Break




Upcoming HEALTHY snack weeks for 23 students: 
Some suggestions for snack are: precut fruit (apples, grapes, bananas cut in half, oranges, etc.), precut vegetables with hummus for dipping, cheese and crackers, granola bars or chewies, trail mix, applesauce, hummus and crackers, yogurt or Gogurt, graham crackers…  The purpose of snack is to provide a nutritious energy booster when the students need it.  Please keep in mind the nutritional value when choosing a snack.  
           
11/28     Eva
12/5       Cori 
12/12     Nico

Sunday, November 13, 2016

The Week of November 14th

Weekly Newsletter


Field Trips 
Our students had an amazing time on their respective field trips to Downtown Savannah. First grade students learned about Thomas Jefferson and the local Georgians who signed the Declaration of Independence. I had the pleasure of escorting our third grade students on an architectual adventure! They were completely engaged and found several different types of architectural details on historical buildings that were inspired by Ancient Greek Architecture. They also used their bodies to demonstrate the features of some of the architecture!




Second grade students saw the riverfront where James Oglethorpe first landed and visited monuments dedicated to Tomichichi and Oglethorpe on their trip to Downtown Savannah.






PTA READ-A-THON 
Information regarding the read-a-thon was sent home with students on Friday. Please consider having your student participate in this schoolwide event. It promotes literacy and helps to encourage nightly reading. Classes that have 100% participation (even if every student raises just $2) will be awarded a gift certificate for our book fair in December. Students that raise over $100 will recieve an idividual gift certificate to the book fair.

Harvest Feast
Room 21 will be celebrating the Season with a Harvest Feast on November 22, 2016. The students take such pride in and enjoy eating food that was prepared be them and their classmates. Please go to the following Signup Genius link to volunteer and send in an item for our Harvest Feast. Most items should be sent in on Monday, November 21, so that students will have time to prepare the meal. Please send in desserts on Tuesday, November 22, because we have limited space in the classroom to store food items. Thank you.





Dates to Remember:

11/15     Parent Education 5:30  PTA 6:30
11/18     Dress Down Day - $1 – Pennies for Patients
11/22     Room 21- Harvest Feast
11/21-22 Hurricane make up days
11/23-25 School Holidays – Thanksgiving Break 
12/5-9    Book Fair
12/16     Dress Down $1
12/16     Holiday Sing Along
12/21-1/3 Winter Break






Upcoming HEALTHY snack weeks for 23 students: 
Some suggestions for snack are: precut fruit (apples, grapes, bananas cut in half, oranges, etc.), precut vegetables with hummus for dipping, cheese and crackers, granola bars or chewies, trail mix, applesauce, hummus and crackers, yogurt or Gogurt, graham crackers…  The purpose of snack is to provide a nutritious energy booster when the students need it.  Please keep in mind the nutritional value when choosing a snack.  
           
11/14     Paloma
11/28     Eva
12/5       Cori 
12/12     Nico

Sunday, November 6, 2016

The Week of November 6th

Weekly Newsletter


Field Trips
The 1st and 3rd grade field trip is scheduled for Tuesday, November 8th. The 2nd grade field trip is scheduled for Wednesday, November 9th. Please make sure that your student is dressed appropriately for the weather and wearing comfortable shoes. These field trips require the students to do some walking.
**If you have not returned your field trip form please do so as soon as possible. 

Khan Academy
I signed students up for Khan Academy over the weekend. I input all of the parent emails so that your student will be able to access this website from home. Your student can use Khan Academy to work on Math skills at home.

PTA READ-A-THON November 1- November 30th
This year, we are hoping to purchase online Science Resources!
Students who raise $100 or more receive a gift certificate to our Scholastic Book Fair in December!

Harvest Feast
Soon I will be sending out a Signup Genius link for our Harvest Feast. I will also be contacting parents that have offerred their assistance with cooking. Please be on the lookout for those emails.






Dates to Remember:

11/1-30    PTA Read-A-Thon
11/8      Election Day-School for ALL STAFF & STUDENTS Make up days
11/8      Field Trip-1st and 3rd Grades
11/9      Field Trip- 2nd Grade11/11     School Holiday – Veterans’ Day
11/11     Parent Education (5:30) and PTA (6:30)
11/18     Dress Down Day - $1 – Pennies for Patients
11/21-22 Hurricane make up days 
11/23-25 School Holidays – Thanksgiving Break 







Upcoming HEALTHY snack weeks for 23 students: 
Some suggestions for snack are: precut fruit (apples, grapes, bananas cut in half, oranges, etc.), precut vegetables with hummus for dipping, cheese and crackers, granola bars or chewies, trail mix, applesauce, hummus and crackers, yogurt or Gogurt, graham crackers…  The purpose of snack is to provide a nutritious energy booster when the students need it.  Please keep in mind the nutritional value when choosing a snack.  
           

11/7       Devin (4 Days)
11/14     Paloma
11/28     Eva