I hope all of you had a wonderful and relaxing long weekend! These short weeks go so fast. We had fun this week celebrating and remembering Martin Luther King Jr. and his accomplishments. Can you believe it? Our first semester is complete, and next week we will be celebrating our 90th day together! 100's day is right around the corner!

Homework: 

*Current reading and math pages are due Monday, January 24. 

*On Monday, a new reading slip and math page will come home, and they will be due Monday, January 31. We be starting our subtraction pages.

*Keep Practicing Psalm 1 together at home. 





JUNGLE EXPLORER OF THE WEEK:

Rhys was our special Jungle Explorer of the Week! Thanks for sharing your poster and pictures with our class. We enjoyed getting to know you and learning that you love playing soccer and video games, your favorite place is Florida, Disney World, and your favorite foods are mac 'n cheese and rotisserie chicken! We love that you want to be a chef when you grow up! You are so special to God and to us, Rhys, and we loved getting to know more about you this week! 



REPORT CARDS: 

Report cards are available to view today! Please take some time to look through this with your child and celebrate their growth and talk about how to work through their challenges. Remember that these standards are end of the year goals, so we all have areas where we can keep on growing and challenging ourselves.


WORDS OF THE WEEK:

Thanks for helping your child practice these words at home: does, friend, enough, should, you're, through, ready, might, suddenly, beautiful, special, couldn’t

Please make sure to go back and practice words that your child has had trouble with in the past. Our words for this week: either, thought, they’re.

Sight word test on Feb. 4


WACKY WEDNESDAYS: 

We'll have some fun themed Wednesdays coming up in January/February to spice up these wintery days. 

These days will be as follows:  

Jan. 26 -Crazy Hair Day

Feb. 2  -Pajama Day


100TH DAY OF SCHOOL:

Tuesday, February 8 (if we have no more snow days) will be our 100th day of school! Where has the time gone? We are looking forward to celebrating 100 days of God's faithfulness together! We have lots of fun activities planned, and one of them is dressing like we are 100 years old! (No wheelchairs or walkers though, our classroom just isn't big enough!) Don't feel like you need to go buy things...just get creative with this! We wanted to give you a heads up so you can start raiding your Grandma's closets for some fun ideas!


CEREAL: 

Another thing we need you to have your child do is count out 100 pieces of their favorite cereal and bring it in a baggie with your child's name on it by Friday, February 4. We'll provide the bowls, milk and spoons and we'll be having a hundred's day breakfast together on our special day! Your child might need to eat a little at home too--100 pieces is not as much as you'd think! :)


VALENTINE'S DAY PARTY:

We are going to celebrate Valentine's Day with a small party on Friday, Feb. 14. If your child would like to bring cards to pass out, there is a class list in today's Friday folder on pink paper. If you choose to fill out cards be sure to do it for the whole class OR all of the students with the same gender as your child so we don't have any hurt feelings. Candy/treats are also ok as long as they are packaged things. Thanks!


IMPORTANT DATES:

Jan. 21: Report Cards go live

Jan. 24: Purple Reading slip, Math Homework due

Jan. 25: Pocket Day

Jan. 26: Crazy Hair Day

Jan. 28: Library books due

Jan. 31: Reading slips, Math Homework due

Feb. 4: Sight Word Test

Feb. 8: 100’s Day

Feb. 14: Valentine's Day

Feb. 16: Reading Blizzard-more info. coming later


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