As per the email that was sent out by Principal Beckert:
To order a school lunch and/or breakfast for students who are not at school, fill out the following survey each day for each student. Orders must be made by 9 a.m. each morning. Meals are only provided on scheduled school days and can be picked up in the front office between 11:15 - 11:45 a.m.
To place your order, CLICK HERE.
This week is the last week to turn in reflections. Finish up those projects and submit them online by 11:59 pm on October 2. Head over to www.pta.org/ref for more information. We can't wait to see all your creative projects!
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Mckenzi Garrett helped pick up trash outside without being asked, Emmie Rosenlof is always quiet in the halls and listens when someone is talking, Hadley Chappell always is following directions and trying her best, Malia Coronado found some money in the hall and turned it in.
In Miss Bird’s fifth grade class, they are studying place value. They are learning about multiplying and dividing powers of ten. When you do this, you move the decimal point the number of zeros in the power of 10. In this lesson, they were using a skittle to move the decimal in the number.
Mrs Andrews’s class practiced our rounding skills today by moving around the room. We took frequent stops to sanitize as we moved.
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September 18, 2020
Dear Parents,
Here are just a few reminders for next week:
Monday, September 21st, is a District Development Day so school will be dismissed at 12:00, noon. Our PM session of kindergarten will not have school that day.
Charlie Young helped a friend clean her desk, Dorothy Burton picked up trash before school. She helped make the school and our classroom clean, Kyle Eves helped his teacher clean, Luke Elder helped his classmate understand a math concept, Maxwell Middleton helped many students resolve their friend issues this week and also helped other kids with bandaids, Billy Moore is a great friend.
The first project in Art for the 4th-6th grade students was to draw a glass ball using a normal, everyday pencil, white colored pencil, eraser and a tissue! They did a fantastic job!
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