Homefun 9-27-12

Read 20

Science E.C. due Monday

Taffy Apple forms- please check the name- if it is not your name, please cross it out and write your name

Homefun 9-27-12

Read 20

Sp test tomorrow

Math HW or Chall 1-22

All Sept. WEB Diaries due tomorrow

New Oct WEB books picked by tomorrow

Book Orders due tomorrow

Orchestra orientation meeting tonight at MEES

Thursday folder

Conference slips due tomorrow

Affy Tapple order forms

Homefun 9-26-12

Read 20

New WEB book by Friday

Sp packet due tomorrow

Math 1-21 HW or Chall

Xtramath

Book Orders due Friday

Art Discovery

Today our wonderful Art Discovery volunteer came in and shared our first Art Discovery lesson for the year.  The students were thrilled as you can see!  This year we will be studying Modern Art.  Today we learned about Surrealism and we studied some of the artwork of Salvador Dali.  The students created their own Dali inspired artwork while getting into true Dali character.  :)

Homefun 9-25-12

Read 20

Sp packet due

Math worksheet

Box Tops by Thurs.

Mr. Rigby letter

Orchestra

A note from our orchestra teacher, Mrs. Blaho:

For the students to get enrolled in Beginning Orchestra they (or just their parents) will need to attend one of the meetings.  The meetings are:

Tonight, Tuesday, September 25 at Olson from 2:45-8 PM and 

Thursday, September 27 at Mary Endres from 2:45-8 PM.  

It is an Open House, so attendance is anytime within the times given.

Thank you!

Homefun 9/24/12

Read 20

Sp. packet due Thurs.

Math HW 1-20 - make graph on back.  Use p.73 to help you.

Xtramath is HF tonight

Choose a new WEB book by Friday

Conference Letter

Book Orders due Friday- On-line Code GTVXG

A Visiting Expert

On Friday we had the remarkable pleasure of having Mr. Rigby, a guest teacher in our district, come in and talk with the students about his rock, mineral, and fossil collections.  The students had a wonderful time listening to tales of Mr. Rigby's adventures and connecting his experiences to our study of rocks and minerals in the classroom.  Each child was fortunate enough to go home with a shark's tooth, which Mr. Rigby collected in Florida.