Tomorrow

Families: If your child is signing up for the Jay Peak ski program, forms and money are due tomorrow!

Homework is also due tomorrow!

Please make sure you share with your parents forms that were sent home today!

This week

Homework was passed out on Monday for the week.

Please remember to have your child bring in food for a donation to local food shelves if you can!
Marino= gravy
Tully= cranberry sauce

We will do our annual pass along tomorrow morning.

Conferences & Spelling

Homework:
Poem of the Week
Daily Math Problems
All due by Friday.  ASK questions if you can't do a problem.

Student, parent, teacher conferences are this week.  If you have not yet signed up for a conference, please go to this link to do so.

We started our spelling program, Words Their Way, this week.  In September, the students took a Spelling Inventory. This inventory placed them on a spelling continuum.  The list that your child started at today is where he or she falls on the continuum. I will give another inventory in February and then May.  On Monday, I will go through the word sort with each group and discuss the activities for the week.  These activities will be worked on each day during ELA Center Time.  They are due on Friday.  We will not take spelling tests. This spelling program gives students strategies to use while they write and read.  It is not about memorizing words for a test.

Glow on Video

Here is the link for the second page in your start booklet:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo-sKzMWYFA

Glow on!

Conferences

Hi Families

Please make sure you have checked your email to sign up  for conference times. Please let us know if you did not receive an email.

Miss Marino & Mrs. Tully

October Student of the Month

We had another Student of the Month Assembly this morning. This month was focused around honesty. Wilder Mudgett received the award from Miss. Marino's homeroom! Nolan Howrigan received the award from Mrs. Tully's homeroom. Congratulations to these two! Next month is focused on responsibility.

The honest student, in HR3, is an advocate for him/herself and for
others who may require assistance. This student asks questions
without fear of looking "dumb" in front of the class, asks the teacher
or other students for help, and does not try to hide from challenges.

Only Math Homework tonight

Reading will be assigned tomorrow, so there is only math homework for tonight.  Please have your child read!!!!!!

Hay Day and Harvest Dinner were a success!  Thank you so much for participating in the book fair.  There are book orders that were sent home a couple of weeks ago.  I'll wait til this Friday to send them in.