Upcoming
Events
· Halloween Party & Parade – Oct. 31st parade starts around
1:30 downtown
· Thursday, Nov. 1st – PJ’s & popcorn day
· Friday, Nov. 2nd NO School – Teacher PD
· Sunday, Nov. 4th – Daylight Savings
· Tuesday, Nov. 6th – Title 1 night @5:15-7
· Sunday, Nov. 11th – Veteran’s Day
· Thursday, Nov. 15th – NO school – Deer Day
· Monday, Nov. 19th – Delayed start
· Tuesday, Nov. 20th – Thanksgiving rotations day & cutting
up veggies
· Wednesday, Nov. 21st – K report cards will go home
· Wed., Nov. 21st – Stone Soup Feast Day.
· Thanksgiving Break Thurs, Nov. 22- Fri., Nov. 23rd.
Show-n-Tell this Thursday for either letter Pp or Tt!
One more day for Coin’s for
Kids! Thank you to all of you who
donated!
Picture Retake
Day is tomorrow, Tues. Oct. 30th!
October
Book-it! Don’t forget to turn in your
October reading calendar’s, at the end of this week, to receive your Pizza Hut
Pizza Certificates.
This week in class!
Language
Arts: - Essential Question –What shapes do you see
around you?
Letter of the week – Tt
Sight word of the week – like (review -
the, I, can, we, see, go, am, a & color words)
Vocabulary words – materials, nature,
decoration, games, world
Category words – rectangle, square,
triangle, circle
Reading
–CAFÉ reader friend – Picturing
Penguin & Stretchy Snake – stretching out words to read. Reviewing Questioning
Owl – ask and answer questions during a story for understanding – The 5 W’s
Focusing in on – Key Details, Title,
Author, Illustrator, Genre
Reader’s
workshop –
Selecting good fit books
Grammar
– Verbs
Writing
– Journal entries, parts
of a book, creating sentences, pumpkin booklet.
Handwriting Tt practice.
Math:
-
3.3 – Rope shapes/or shapes out of your bodies
3.4 – Number books - # handwriting practice
Social
Studies: - PBIS – school wide expectations.
Science:
- Pumpkin investigation on Halloween morning with some special visitors.
Unit 2 – Barrier’s Up (Forces & Motion)
Focus – How are things moving on the playground? Phenomenon: video/picture of children pushing
and pulling on the playground.
Technology:
- Starfall & starting Enterprise on computer, IPad: Write my name app, Letter school,
ABC Wow, candy count, sorting, Park Math, subitizing tree
Thank you to all the
parents who were able to attend Parent-Teacher conferences! We had outstanding attendance and it was a
pleasure to meet all of you!
Halloween Party
Schedule for our Halloween Party:
11:40-12:15 – Lunch
12:15 – 12:40 – Quiet Time (Halloween movie)
12:40-1 – Get ready into costumes
1:15 – Watch kids in the hallway parade by
1:30 – Parade downtown
2:15 – Snack and games in the room until 2:40 –
Take off costumes and pack up.
Parents are welcome to come and help your
student put on their costume & makeup.
Please send their costumes to school in a labeled bag or labeled
hanger. Please no fake weapons or gory
costumes. If you wish to sign them out
early after the party, I will have a sign out sheet by my classroom for you.
Halloween
Party
Wednesday
Just
a friendly reminder about snacks for our party this Wed.
Halloween
Party
Plates, cups, napkins – Christopher
Sweet treat - Essian
Sweet treat - Hannah
Veggies & dip - Nora
Fruit & dip - Dylan
Salty treat (popcorn or
chips) - Karli
Cheese & crackers -
Lakota
Drinks – chocolate milk,
apple cider, or apple juice - Katelynne
This Friday, The McBain Ramblers will be
playing for the District Championship game at Lake City! Please come out and cheer on our Ramblers!
We will be having a PJ, popcorn, and a
movie day the day after Halloween. To
celebrate all our great accomplishments for the month and to wind down after
all the Halloween buzz.
Please keep all the Halloween candy at
home and not as lunch treats as we are trying to promote healthier
choices. Thank you!
Please remember to dress your kiddos for the weather. It’s a good idea this time of year to always
have hats, gloves, an extra sweatshirt, and extra socks in their
backpacks. Warm winter coats are needed
when the temperature is below 40 degrees.
Once there is snow on the playground they will need snow boots and snow
pants to play out in the snow, otherwise they may have to stand by the wall or
on the pavement. Please remember to put
their names on everything!
Veteran’s Day
As Veteran’s day approaches I ask
every student to ask their families if they have a veteran in their
family. If you do
Living, currently serving, or in memory of, I respectfully ask for you to fill
out the attached form so we can create a bulletin board honoring our veterans
within our families.