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Dear Parents,
We hope this message finds you well. We have had an exciting week at our school and are thrilled to share some highlights and upcoming events with you.
Last Week:
Upcoming Events:
Thank you for your continued support and involvement in our school community. We look forward to seeing you at these upcoming events.
Warm regards,
Mr. Rivera & Mrs. Rascoe
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Transportation: All changes must be made at least 90 minutes before the end of school. Email Teacher, Ms. Heavrin, and CC Ms. Wall. CC Transportation and SAC, if appropriate.
Early Check Out: Students must be checked out at least 30 minutes before the end of school. Please plan accordingly.
Bells: First bell rings at 8:05 AM. Tardy bell rings at 8:10 AM.
Office Hours: 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Contact Number: +39-0444-106-0232
PreK students will learn that pollen is a yellow powder found in flowers that causes them to make seeds that can then grow into new flowers, fruits, and vegetables. We will see that bees, birds, and butterflies help plants in the garden by pollinating them or moving pollen from one flower to another. We will also learn that aphids are a ‘pest’ or an insect that causes damage to plants. But insects like ladybugs are helpful and eat aphids.
Kindergarten will be travelling to Lo Zoo di Napoli on Wednesday, May 7. We will depart school at 8:30 and plan to return at approximately 1:15. Please check your email for specifics on what to send with your child on this exciting day!
In language arts, students will take the Benchmark Advance end-of-year assessment over 3 days. Students took this assessment earlier in the school year, and we are excited to see their growth throughout kindergarten. This will also give us a few weeks to reteach and review skills that are not securely held knowledge. We are starting unit 9 and will begin to explore long vowel sounds over the next few weeks. This week we will focus on a_e spelling pattern. The e at the end makes the vowel (a) say its name and make the long a sound. We call this the silent e or magic e.
Examples of words: cane, wave, tape.
In math, we will continue to expose students to numbers up to 100 and practice counting from a given number. Try this at home with your child. We will also continue to reteach, review, and extend addition and subtraction depending on the needs of each class.
In writing, we will start working on our books for our Booknic events at the beginning of June. Your child’s teacher will send out more info with a specific date and time for her class.
1st Grade Blurb for the Week of May 5th  to May 9th
Next week in ELA, we will begin Unit 8: Why do the sun and moon capture our imagination?
Phonics Sound: r-controlled vowel: /är/
Shared reading:Â Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky
Writing: Write a key event
Grammar: Use pronouns
In math, we continue in our measurement unit, and health, we will work on Unit 10:Â Run, Jump, and Skip.
If you have specific questions, please get in touch with your child’s teacher.
Here's a reminder for the 2nd-grade buffalo farm visit:
Important Details:
Make sure your student arrives at school on time. 🦬
This week, 3rd Grade have worked hard to demonstrate their learning in our end-of-year district summative assessments. Students arrived prepared and confident to apply what they’ve learned this year. Great job, 3rd Grade! Amid all the hard work and concentration, 3rd Grade went on a fantastic field trip!  Thanks to our chaperones and Scopriamo la Nostra Terra staff for a great time. We had a fun-filled day in the sunshine digging for artifacts, learning how to light a fire, twist fibers to make twine, create clay bowls, grind wheat into flour, and try some bow and arrow action.
Next week
Commissary Field Trip Dates
Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Griego will introduce poetry and book clubs this week.
In writing, students will finish their informative report and create their own poetry book/presentation.
In health, students will continue to learn about the ear.Â
In social studies, the students will continue to learn about the West.
In math, we are on Unit 12. This unit covers the following: Â
We will be traveling to Pompeii for our field trip on Tuesday. Also, we will be hosting an Italian school on Wednesday.
Please refer to the parent letter sent out to all parents last week for detailed information regarding the upcoming field trips. Also, please be sure to fill out the Google form informing your child's teacher to inform them how your child will get home once we return from the study trip.Â
Field Trip Dates
This week, the 6th graders have been working diligently on the Summative Assessment tests. We are proud of their focus and dedication throughout the two ELA and three math tests!
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| Front Office | Front Office | +39 0444 106 0232 |
| Attendance | Attendance | +39 0444 106 0241 |
| Registrar | Registrar | +39 0444 106 0240 |
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| School Liaison Program | SLO | +39 081 811 6549 |
| School Age Care (SAC) | +39 081 811 4722 | |
| Transportation Office | Transportation | +39 0444 106 0250 |
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