What’s New in One and Two?
Week of March 18 – 22, 2013
*Reminders – MTYP field trip - Wednesday, March 20 (12:30 – 2:30)
- PIP Family Country Night – Thursday, March 21 at 6:15 pm
- Last day of school – Friday, March 22
- SPRING BREAK week from March 25 – 29
- NO SCHOOL on Easter Monday, April 1
- First day back at school - Tuesday, April 2
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HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY
We built leprechaun traps on Friday so … on Monday we’ll be checking to see if we caught anything over the weekend. If they remember, the children can wear something green on Monday.
A VISIT TO FRANCE
This week we will be travelling from classroom to classroom to experience the country of France. Each afternoon (except Wednesday which is our field trip day) the class will be working with various teachers on dancing, geography, art, landmarks, language, food and sports from France. Each student has a passport to be stamped as they visit each station. The PIP has arranged a “Family Night” to go along with our French country week. This will be held on Thursday evening at 6:15 to 7:45. Please come out and join in the fun! There is a dinner available beforehand that you need to sign-up for with the PIP (5:30 to 6:00).
MTYP FIELD TRIP
We could use a couple of more parent driver’s for our field trip on Wednesday. Please let me know if you are available to help drive. We are going to see a play called “ZooZoo”.
Monday, March 18, 2013
Friday, March 1, 2013
What's New Newsletter March 4 - 8, 2013
What’s New in One and Two?
Week of March 4 – 8, 2013
*Reminders – Student conference sign-up sheet due by Monday, March 4
- HOT LUNCH - Friday, March 8 – PIZZA DAY
- Scholastic book orders for March due by Friday, March 8
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MARCH REPORT CARDS
Report cards for the March term will be coming home this Friday, March 8. You should have received a new style of student-led conference sign-up sheet last week, one per family. You are asked to choose between two different conference days (Tuesday, March 12 or Wednesday, March 13) and the office will coordinate the conference times. This sheet needs to be returned to school by Monday, March 7.
LEARNING and LIVING KITS
We are collecting tubes of toothpaste for the month of March (expiry date no less than one year).
READING LOGS
Please return the pink Reading Tree (hearts) reading log for February and please use the new, yellow March reading log for this month. Parents can initial under each picture and the students can colour the initialed pictures. Our classroom reading goal is to read 5 times per week.
OWL PELLETS
We received a package from Vernon, B.C. on Friday that we will be dissecting this week. An owl swallows its prey whole and afterwards it “throws-up” a pellet formed out of the leftover bones, fur and feathers of their meal. We will be taking a look at what is inside of these owl pellets.
Week of March 4 – 8, 2013
*Reminders – Student conference sign-up sheet due by Monday, March 4
- HOT LUNCH - Friday, March 8 – PIZZA DAY
- Scholastic book orders for March due by Friday, March 8
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MARCH REPORT CARDS
Report cards for the March term will be coming home this Friday, March 8. You should have received a new style of student-led conference sign-up sheet last week, one per family. You are asked to choose between two different conference days (Tuesday, March 12 or Wednesday, March 13) and the office will coordinate the conference times. This sheet needs to be returned to school by Monday, March 7.
LEARNING and LIVING KITS
We are collecting tubes of toothpaste for the month of March (expiry date no less than one year).
READING LOGS
Please return the pink Reading Tree (hearts) reading log for February and please use the new, yellow March reading log for this month. Parents can initial under each picture and the students can colour the initialed pictures. Our classroom reading goal is to read 5 times per week.
OWL PELLETS
We received a package from Vernon, B.C. on Friday that we will be dissecting this week. An owl swallows its prey whole and afterwards it “throws-up” a pellet formed out of the leftover bones, fur and feathers of their meal. We will be taking a look at what is inside of these owl pellets.
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