March 25 - 28

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Lansing Parent Note: Here is the note that was emailed home last week with the form to sign up to chaperone and the signup to donate snacks for the trip. Please remember that the snacks must be the exact brand name and flavor as on the signup. They also need to be individually wrapped. Please have the chaperone form completed by March 29th and please have the snacks turned in by April 11th. Here is the volunteer consent form for those who wish to chaperone. This must be completed ahead of time. Thanks for all of your help!  

This week:

Monday - Media Center; Virtual Author Visit                                            Tuesday - PE; Planetarium                                                                      Wednesday - Late Start; 1st Grade Performance                                        Thursday - Music; Health Program                                                            Friday - No School; Spring Break begins

Upcoming Dates: 

Return from Break: April 8th

Lansing Trip - April 15(Parent Chaperones needed)

4th Grade Music Performance - April 24th at the high school

Sarett Nature Center Field Trip - May 3 -12:30-2:00(Parent Chaperones needed)

Field Day - May 23rd

Math: Last week, we completed unit 6/lessons 11 - 15. This week, we will  be working on unit 6/lessons 16 - 18. Extra practice at home using the IXL textbook will be helpful to reinforce these essential standards, especially for those who struggle. Additional IM resources(the workbook we use) can be found HERE.

Shoes & Boots: Due to the mud and wet conditions, students need to bring boots and a pair of shoes to school to change into after recess. Thanks for your help with this!


Ms. V's Learner Behavior Post: Here is what we have been doing in SEL the past two weeks.  

Things to remember daily:

  • water bottle 
  • safe snack(in the package with the label please)
  • good fit book with bookmark

Birthdays - Students bringing in treats for birthdays must stick to the safe snacks list. Homemade treats are not allowed. Store-bought items must be sent to me ahead of time. Please include a picture of the front of the package/container and the label on the back. We have nut, egg, and dairy allergies in our room. Thanks!

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