Info to Know
- Class Social: Tomorrow, Saturday, September 18 at the Kok Lakehouse! I know the girls are VERY excited about this. Please bring life jackets, if you have them, drinks, swimming attire and accessories, camp chairs, and whatever you signed up to bring. Looks like we are expecting 54 according to the Evite RSVP! When you get on Ernest Gibson Road look for the white with orange writing 'Peter Kok' signs. Those will make the tricky part easy! Parking might fill up fast so you can also park on the road at the top and walk down to the Par-tay! Don't forget your sunscreen!
- Poetry Notebooks are supposed to come home every Friday. If your little darling forgets to bring hers home, please help to remind her. This year there are more responsibilities on the girls...I don't hand them these; I just remind them to take them home. Once they are home, they will need help putting them into their notebooks and sharing them with you. Your responsibility is to sign and date each week, only once, letting me know that you have seen them. The new poem for this week was Crayons. The poetry notebook should then come right back to school.
- Picture Day is Monday, September 20. Please wear uniforms and a smile. All girls will be photographed for the yearbook on Monday.
- I should know by Tuesday when we are expecting to have SAT 10 results.
- Please return permission slips for the Pumpkin Patch, a signed copy of the STAR parent report, and the other two forms from parent conferences.
- NUT day Friday, September 24.
Academic Update
This week was so off-schedule, but the girls did very well with the out-of-the-ordinary days! We completed our PYP unit, Heroes, with some very amazing displays of knowledge! Also, the caring projects were very diverse and thoughtful. Everyone did an awesome job! We also learned about clocks, reading them to the hour, and discussed the importance of labeling units of numbers. Can your little darling tell you why knowing how to read the clock is important?
Next week, we begin our Nature's Needs unit!! In this first week, we will discuss what we want to learn and review living and non-living. In math we will explore rulers, length, and dominoes, examine the penny and nickel, and learn how to count them. PLEASE SEND IN 10 NICKELS for your daughter's math tool kit by Tuesday. In writing, we will create a class story to demonstrate and practice the writing process and reading groups will restart. Back on track and starting fresh! It should be a great week!