May 6 - 10


                                                                happy may

Testing Dates: May 7th & 8th - NWEA Reading, and May 14th & 16th - NWEA Math. Please try to avoid appointments in the mornings on these days. Students may bring sugar free gum and mints for testing. Thanks!

ABC Countdown

Classroom Needs: 

  • Clorox or Lysol wipes
Penny War: Student Council is raising money for the Curious Kids Museum and Meals on Wheels. In an effort to get the whole school involved, we are having a penny war competition. Kids are encouraged to bring in pennies for the next three weeks. They will turn them into milk containers during lunch. Dollars are welcome too! All silver coins can be used to deduct points by placing them in an opposing grade level's container. The grade level with the most points at the end of the 3rd week, will get to choose their reward, and all money donated will go to two great causes!

This week:

 Monday - Media Center                                                                 Tuesday - PE; NWEA Reading; Bond Vote                                                 Wednesday - Late Start; NWEA Reading; 2nd Grade Music Program           Thursday - Music                                                                             Friday - Art; GOTR 5K

Upcoming Dates: 

Track Meet & Book Bonanza - May 15th

Kiwanis Park Day - May 22nd @ 12:30

Field Day - May 23rd

Math: Last week, we started our geometry unit and completed unit 7/Lessons 6-9. This week, we will work on unit 7/lessons 10-14. 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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