We have grade level teaming for 1st-5th grade today.
Please help remind students and families about Breakfast with Books on Wednesday.
Thought for today:
1/13/20
1/10/20
Monday January 13th, 2020
Meetings/Reminders for the week:
January 13th, 2020- Monday- eval team
January 13th, 2020- Monday- Panda Express visit about Chinese new year- 9 am in gym
January 13th, 2020- Monday- Kindergarten teaming
January 14th, 2020- Tuesday- Intervention Meeting/MTSS
January 14th, 2020- Tuesday- 1st-5th Grade teaming
January 15th, 2020- Wednesday- Breakfast with books and readers of the month- 7:30 am
January 15th, 2020- Wednesday- Staff meeting
January 16th, 2020- Thursday- Literacy coach on site visit
January 17th, 2020- Friday- Friday fun is dress up wearing clothing from favorite sports team
January 17th, 2020- Friday- Student leaders selling glow in the dark bookmarks for .50 cents each
January 17th, 2020- Friday- Dental services- room 17
Next week:
January 24th- 4th grade hygiene presentation- 2 pm
Habit of the week/Classroom leading morning announcements:
Johns- Habit 2: Begin with the end in mind
Next week: Suto- Habit 3: Put first things first
The staff meeting this week will have two speakers from our school district office. Everybody is invited, not just certified staff. One speaker will be Mr. Gemar. He will speak for a few minutes about what CBRS and BI services are, similarities and differences. Our school superintendent will speak for the majority of the meeting. He will be sharing and discussing the school district strategic plan. Just as our school Title 1 plan guides direction for our school, the district strategic plan guides our school district.
This is an interesting article. While it appears to be focused on the secondary level, it very much could be applied to the elementary level. STEM/STEAM is very much integrated daily at our school. Just as Math and Reading are essential for any future career that our students may have, so too are Science and Technology involved with almost every career. This article mentions statistics, civics, and looking for application in real situations where students can apply skills:
Connections
We have two pictures from this last week. One is second grade as they were learning about fire safety from the fire department. The second picture is an awesome out of the box idea. Mrs. Turpin arranged with Fawnbrook to use their club house one afternoon after school for students. She assisted students with practicing academic and language skills:
Pictures This Week
Thought for today:
January 13th, 2020- Monday- eval team
January 13th, 2020- Monday- Panda Express visit about Chinese new year- 9 am in gym
January 13th, 2020- Monday- Kindergarten teaming
January 14th, 2020- Tuesday- Intervention Meeting/MTSS
January 14th, 2020- Tuesday- 1st-5th Grade teaming
January 15th, 2020- Wednesday- Breakfast with books and readers of the month- 7:30 am
January 15th, 2020- Wednesday- Staff meeting
January 16th, 2020- Thursday- Literacy coach on site visit
January 17th, 2020- Friday- Friday fun is dress up wearing clothing from favorite sports team
January 17th, 2020- Friday- Student leaders selling glow in the dark bookmarks for .50 cents each
January 17th, 2020- Friday- Dental services- room 17
Next week:
January 24th- 4th grade hygiene presentation- 2 pm
Habit of the week/Classroom leading morning announcements:
Johns- Habit 2: Begin with the end in mind
Next week: Suto- Habit 3: Put first things first
The staff meeting this week will have two speakers from our school district office. Everybody is invited, not just certified staff. One speaker will be Mr. Gemar. He will speak for a few minutes about what CBRS and BI services are, similarities and differences. Our school superintendent will speak for the majority of the meeting. He will be sharing and discussing the school district strategic plan. Just as our school Title 1 plan guides direction for our school, the district strategic plan guides our school district.
This is an interesting article. While it appears to be focused on the secondary level, it very much could be applied to the elementary level. STEM/STEAM is very much integrated daily at our school. Just as Math and Reading are essential for any future career that our students may have, so too are Science and Technology involved with almost every career. This article mentions statistics, civics, and looking for application in real situations where students can apply skills:
Connections
We have two pictures from this last week. One is second grade as they were learning about fire safety from the fire department. The second picture is an awesome out of the box idea. Mrs. Turpin arranged with Fawnbrook to use their club house one afternoon after school for students. She assisted students with practicing academic and language skills:
Pictures This Week
Thought for today:
1/9/20
Friday January 10th, 2020
We always start January with very few meetings. It takes a bit of an adjustment to start back after a holiday break. Next week is busy, so enjoy your weekend and take time for yourself.
Thought for today:
Thought for today:
1/8/20
Thursday January 9th, 2019
Please help remind students and families about the dental cleaning opportunity that starts on Friday. We have this every Friday in January and it's really nice to have this wrap around service right at the school.
Thought for today:
Thought for today:
1/7/20
Wednesday January 8th, 2020
I love the topic of inclusiveness and I love this video. When we hear the word 'disability'- do we think of negatives and challenges- or do we think of strengths? We are constantly striving to develop empathy and understanding with our kids. Often, they just haven't had experiences and opportunities to fully understand. That's where we come in- why you matter. We get to create change everyday with our students.
We need students to have experiences that allow them to develop deeper understanding of topics, to extend learning, and to have experiences that allow students to formulate opinions after learning from diverse perspectives. This video:
Inclusion Matters
One of the best parts of my day is observing kids who are being kind to others- when they don't know someone is watching. Thought for today:
We need students to have experiences that allow them to develop deeper understanding of topics, to extend learning, and to have experiences that allow students to formulate opinions after learning from diverse perspectives. This video:
Inclusion Matters
One of the best parts of my day is observing kids who are being kind to others- when they don't know someone is watching. Thought for today:
1/6/20
Tuesday January 7th, 2020
We had a great day on Monday. Thank you for finding time to greet students, check in, morning meetings, and all the other positive proactive tools to assist students with starting back at school after a long break.
As we start the second semester of school, a great resource is our Instructional Coach. She is a resource for everybody, classified and certified. This is a quick read with great reminders of how our coach can assist you:
Instructional Coach
Thought for today:
As we start the second semester of school, a great resource is our Instructional Coach. She is a resource for everybody, classified and certified. This is a quick read with great reminders of how our coach can assist you:
Instructional Coach
Thought for today:
12/20/19
Monday January 6th, 2020
Meetings/Reminders for the week:
January 6th, 2019- Monday- eval team
January 7th, 2019- Tuesday- Intervention Meeting/MTSS
January 10th, 2019- Friday- Second grade fire dept visit- 2 pm
Next week:
January 15th- Breakfast with books and readers of the month
January 17th- Friday fun is to wear your favorite sports team items
January 17th- Student leaders selling glow in the dark bookmarks for .50 cents each
Habit of the week/Classroom leading morning announcements:
Lancaster- Habit 1: Be proactive
Next week: Johns- Habit 2: Begin with the end in mind
The pictures this week definitely include staff bingo pictures. That was such a fun activity. You were nervous to walk anywhere without your card, for fear of missing numbers. It was the Friday before the holiday break, but kids were often very quiet so they could help their teacher listen for the numbers. The tv by the office was a popular place so staff could see the numbers that had been called, just as much fun as watching the departure screen at the airport. Then there were staff members running and dancing down to the office when they had a bingo. Such a fun community building activity.
We also have pictures from classroom parties, leaders of the month, sharpen the paw, and a very generous donation of food items from Pillar Falls for our school pantry:
Pictures This Week
Thought for today:
January 6th, 2019- Monday- eval team
January 7th, 2019- Tuesday- Intervention Meeting/MTSS
January 10th, 2019- Friday- Second grade fire dept visit- 2 pm
Next week:
January 15th- Breakfast with books and readers of the month
January 17th- Friday fun is to wear your favorite sports team items
January 17th- Student leaders selling glow in the dark bookmarks for .50 cents each
Habit of the week/Classroom leading morning announcements:
Lancaster- Habit 1: Be proactive
Next week: Johns- Habit 2: Begin with the end in mind
The pictures this week definitely include staff bingo pictures. That was such a fun activity. You were nervous to walk anywhere without your card, for fear of missing numbers. It was the Friday before the holiday break, but kids were often very quiet so they could help their teacher listen for the numbers. The tv by the office was a popular place so staff could see the numbers that had been called, just as much fun as watching the departure screen at the airport. Then there were staff members running and dancing down to the office when they had a bingo. Such a fun community building activity.
We also have pictures from classroom parties, leaders of the month, sharpen the paw, and a very generous donation of food items from Pillar Falls for our school pantry:
Pictures This Week
Thought for today:
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