What a
fantastic first full week we have had! We spent most of the time learning
the routines of Pre-K; finding the bathroom, where to line up after recess, how
to get to the cafeteria, where all the supplies belong and how to clean up the
room! Your little ones did a great job. Our cuties probably went home really
tired! It takes awhile to get used to
the day!
We have also
spent a lot of time reading books together, singing, dancing, visiting Mango
and Oreo Cookie, exploring the different areas of our hub and the big hall, and
playing games.
There has
been quite a few students out sick this week throughout SAS. We hope that everyone who has been ill is
h=back healthy and happy on Monday, and don’t forget to remind your kids about
how important it is to cover their coughs and sneezes and wash their hands!
REMINDERS
* Don’t
forget to check your child’s “zippy pouch” daily as it may contain important
information.
*Please
leave bus tags attached to backpacks.
*Lunch menus
should be returned to school each week.
*PHOTO DAY
on WEDNESDAY!!!! Have your child dressed for school photos this Wednesday, August
24th. (Free Dress-not uniform.)
The cuties have their photos taken at 9:30am, so they should still
hopefully look similar to how they left you in the morning. J
Instructions to keep them looking darling are very welcome J
*BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT on WEDNESDAY!!! 6:00 to 7:15
We start in the bottom
level of the high school library for introductions to the entire ECC and short
messages from our superintendent Dr. Chip Kimball and our ELC Deputy Principal
Ms. Jo. We will then walk back to our
classroom where we will introduce each other to start building our classroom
community and I will have you write a letter of inspiration for your
child. (I will explain that evening. J)
FRIDAY FOLDERS
Each Friday (except for
today—still early) your child will bring home a Friday Folder (a
blue bag). It is your
child’s “homework” to share the contents of the Friday Folder with you.
The contents usually spark a memory that will get your child talking about
school. Enjoy sharing the contents, keep them at home (unless otherwise
specified), and return the Friday Folder to school on Monday. This
way we can begin filling it again for the following week.
A message from Manaswi, our ELC PTA Representative
about becoming a room parent. We would
love to have you!! J
A brief description of room parent duties:
Volunteering as a room parent is a great way to get
involved and be a part of your child's school life! Room parents act as a
liaison between the PTA, class teacher, and parents to help coordinate
class-related activities, as well as PTA sponsored class parties and
school-wide events throughout the year.
Link to room parent signup genius:
Have a fantastic weekend with your little ones! We can’t wait to see them back here on
Monday!!!!! J
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