1st & 2nd Grade News
January 28, 2010
SHOW & TELL: 100 items
MEMORY VERSE: You must honor the Lord and serve Him. You must obey His commands. 1 Samuel 12:14
Spelling: Grade 2: 1/29: peach, reach, creep, scream, washcloth, weekend, classmate, beehive, fireplace, flagpole, read, write 2/5: blanket, cactus, pretzel, jacket, camel, computer, everything, something, anytime, pilot, every, should
Spelling: Grade 1: 1/29: tub, rub, cut, run, sun, fun, was, what, who 2/5: fox, box, six, fix, mix, tax, on, for, when
Ancestors: Thank you for helping your student with the ancestor paper. Our map of Europe is pretty full. We’re happy to have some children originate from other countries. It makes it more interesting.
Offering for Haiti: We will be collecting the offering for ADRA to help the hurting people of Haiti next Friday, January 29. ADRA is on the ground working right now helping as many people as they can.
Parent-Teacher Conferences: Thank you for coming to discuss your student’s progress. It’s always good to make sure we are doing the best for each student both at home and at school.
Happy Birthday: February 1 is Emilee’s 7th birthday! Wednesday, February 3 is Wyatt’s 10th birthday! It will be a fun week with 2 birthdays!
News from Mr. O’s desk:
TCJA Times
Upcoming Event: Calendar Change
Date/Time: February 22
Who it impacts: All Students
Overview: The calendar has us taking the day off on February 22 for teacher inservice (professional development). In the last month, our conference arranged the event we attended on January 19th, so we have switched these two days out. That means that we will be in school in February 22. Please change your calendar accordingly. If parents have already made arrangements to take their child(ren) out for the day and those arrangements can not be changed, we need them to contact the office to have the day excused. Otherwise, we are expecting all students to be in class on this day. We try to set our calendar a year in advance, and when changes like this need to occur, we are grateful for the understanding and the flexibility of our school families.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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