Jan 17 No School/ Martin Luther King
Jan 21 3rd Grade Snack Food Sale
Jan 28 No School/In-service Day
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
STAR Reading
In the past I have sent home special sheets to keep track of the student’s nightly reading. To cut back on paperwork I have decided to track their reading goals with the homework folders. If their homework is signed and turned in, I can tell if students have met the class STAR Reading
Sharing
We will start sharing the second week of January. I will send home a sharing schedule after the break. I have broken the class up, so we will have no more than 5 sharers per day. **Their homework must be signed in order for them to share on their assigned day. Limit one sharing item per student.
Thanksgiving Feast
Our Thanksgiving Feast was rescheduled due to snow. We celebrated with all of the first graders and a few of the second graders. We had a breakfast of french toast, applesauce, and pumpkin spice muffins. The food was good, and it was fun eating with our friends.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Halloween
On Halloween our class was filled with cartoon characters, video game characters, movie stars, singers, and many more cool characters.
Spirit Week
Monday was Pajama Day. We were cozy in our jammies.
Tuesday was Sports Day. We wore our favorite team's colors.
Wack Wednesday was the crazyiest day ever. Wierd hair, silly clothes, and promice to stay drug free.
Thursday was Hat Day.
Friday was Orange and Black Day.
We Rock!
Our class is awesome! We brought in the most coats for the Coats-For-Kids drive. We donated 22 coats of all sizes to the children of our community. We also were the top readers during the October Read-A-Thon. The two first grade classes had the most readers in the whole school! Great job reading Families! We were also the class that collected the most money for the Read-A-Thon! Wow! Our school is a better place because of the hard work of our student and their families. Thanks familiesfor helping us become better readers.
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