Weekly Post for the week of May 14th

Reminders:

o   The Suzuki performance that was originally scheduled for last week has moved to May 16^th. Families can meet us down there for the show! We will be walking to and from the field trip. How fun!

o  Unfortunately, we will not be performing Frog and Toad. The lack of time to prepare made an impact for us… Sorry!

o  We are working on being TRUSTWORTHY this month. This is our last and final Core Value. Being TRUSTWORTHY means keeping your promises, being honest as well as doing what is right, even when no one is watching.  Cannot wait to see some TRUSTWORTHY first (almost second) graders!

o  The first graders will be taking a walking field trip to the library on Monday, May 21^st to hear all about the local summer reading program. I highly encourage all to enroll. That trip will also conclude with a picnic lunch in the park. Please pack a lunch for your child! How fun!

o   We need LARGE CEREAL BOXES! If you have any send them in!

Save the Dates:

·      Friday, May 11^th- Ms. Reger Out

·      May 14^th-18^th- Teacher Appreciation Week **DATE CHANGE!**

·      Wednesday, May 16^th- Heritage Square Suzuki Performance @12:00 (Meet you there!)

·      May 17^th- Early release, 12:25 dismissal

·      Monday, May 21^st - First grade walking trip to the Library (permission slips filled out at the start of the year)

·      Monday, May 28^th- NO SCHOOL

·      Wednesday, May 30^th- 9-11- Minute To Win It day

·      Thursday, May 31^st- LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! Released at 12:25

Next Week:

Language Arts

Our poetry unit has been quite fun! I love to see their creative sides.  From color poems to acrostics and bio poems the unit has been a good one.  We will finish with a few final poems next week before moving on to Winnie the Pooh.

Math

Our place value and computation unit continues as we become more efficient and fluent with addition and subtraction.   

Social Studies

Our goods and services unit was a great introduction to economics.  We will start an exciting research project on our very own Grand Canyon state. As a class we will read a fictional story and find important information to refer back to when we start our reports.   

Science

The students will continue with the studies of air and its forces. 

-Ms. Reger

We will miss you Miss Kelly! 

Weekly Update For The Week of May 7th

Reminders:

o  What a WONDERFUL day! It felt so good to be back to our routines. Thank you families for your continued support.

o   The Suzuki performance that was originally scheduled for tomorrow has moved to May 16^th. Please look for a permission slip on Monday in your child’s homework folder.

o  Last Wednesday Marshall had a hat day to raise money for Ms. Malinda as she battles breast cancer. As a school we raised $466!!! In just one day, your donations and considerations to our sweet secretary was inspiring. Thank you families!

Save the Dates:

·      Wednesday, May 9^th- Final PTO meeting at 4:30 at Fratelli’s

·      May 7^th- 11^th- Teacher Appreciation Week

·      Friday, May 11^th- Ms. Reger Out

·      Wednesday, May 16^th- Heritage Square Suzuki Performance @12:00 (Meet you there!)

·      May 17^th- Early release, 12:25 dismissal

·      Monday, May 21^st - First grade walking trip to the Library (permission slips filled out at the start of the year)

·      Monday, May 28^th- NO SCHOOL

·      Wednesday, May 30^th- 9-11- Minute To Win It day

·      Thursday, May 31^st- LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! Released at 12:25

Next Week:

Language Arts

I am looking forward to our next creative writing unit, poetry. I cannot wait to see their creative writing pieces.

Math

Our place value and computation unit continues as we become more efficient and fluent with addition and subtraction.   

Social Studies

Our goods and services unit was a great introduction to economics.  We will start an exciting research project on our very own Grand Canyon state. As a class we will read a fictional story and find important information to refer back to when we start our reports.   

Science

The students will continue with the studies of air and its forces. 

-Ms. Reger and Miss. Kelly