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This document provides information for parents about Year 1 at the school. It outlines the staff, timetable, uniform policy, PE days, homework expectations, snacks, rewards, and contact information. Mr. McCarthy teaches Monday through Friday, while Miss Marciniak and Miss Bowlder assist as needed. Proper school uniform should be worn daily, and PE lessons occur on Mondays and Wednesdays. Reading at home for 10 minutes per day is expected, and homework includes number bonds, phonics practice, and other assignments. Healthy snacks are provided and parents can communicate with teachers via messaging or scheduled meetings.
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This document is the November 2014 issue of the Tuninos Times newsletter from Juan M. Guerrero Elementary School. It provides information on upcoming events and fundraisers, including a Chuck-E-Cheese fundraiser on November 3rd for 1st grade, McTeacher's Night on November 26th, and a Thanksgiving food drive from November 10th-21st. It also reminds students to collect and submit Box Tops by Friday of each month for their class to earn prizes. Kindergarten is fundraising through snack sales and an Avon order form.
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This document provides a lesson plan for teaching students about the real history of the first Thanksgiving. It includes 5 activities: 1) discussing what a Pilgrim is; 2) making paper turkeys and writing what they're thankful for; 3) trying to make butter as the Pilgrims did; 4) learning the song "Over the River"; and 5) acting out and discussing the interactions between Pilgrims and Native Americans before sharing a Thanksgiving meal. The goal is to educate students on Thanksgiving's origins and promote cultural understanding.
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The document provides information for parents about their child's kindergarten orientation. It covers the school and classroom policies, daily schedule, academics, and ways for parents to be involved. The teacher introduces herself and shares that she loves teaching kindergarten. She details the school hours, transportation policies, cafeteria information and classroom behavior system. Parents learn about the daily schedule, homework folders, snacks and birthday policies. The document concludes with an overview of the academics and encourages parents to get involved through various activities and organizations.
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This document provides information for parents about their child's first grade class. It includes details about forms parents need to fill out, supplies students should bring, the daily schedule, curriculum overview in various subjects, homework expectations, school rules, field trips, parent-teacher conferences, volunteer opportunities, wellness policy and birthday celebrations.
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This document provides information for parents about Year 4 at the school. It outlines the teaching staff, daily timetable, uniform policy, PE days, homework expectations, snacks, and reward systems. Parents can find more details on the school website and by following the school's social media accounts. Questions can be directed to the Year 4 teachers.
October 2014 newsletter final final
This document is the October 2014 issue of the Tuninos Times newsletter for Juan M. Guerrero Elementary School. It provides information on upcoming events at the school such as McTeacher's Night on October 2nd and a half day of school on October 29th. It also includes notices about collecting Box Tops to earn money for the school, a free MMR vaccine clinic on October 4th, and Red Ribbon Week spirit days from October 27th-31st. The kindergarten and third grade sections provide classroom-specific information and notices as well.
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- 1. • In Honor of National Library Week, we had our third annual “Book-themed” cake decorating contest. All you had to do was bake a cake and decorate it to represent a scene or character from a favorite book, be it a beloved children’s book or your favorite adult book. • This year we had four cakes entered into the contest • Anyone that came through the library judged the cakes, by putting a token in the box of the cake they find to be the best. Judging ran from 9:00am-12:30pm. • We had 310 people participate in the voting/judging of the cakes. • Winners were announced, and we began cutting into these beautiful creations and shared them with anyone that came into the café. We had no cake left by the end of the day. • It was a very successful event, and I think all who participated had a good time. • Please consider participating next year for our 5th Annual Literary Cake Decorating Contest. We’re hoping to get even more Literary Cakes to choose from!
- 2. 1st Place went to: Cake #1 A Bear called Paddington Decorated by Dr. Catherine Dignam – Associate Professor of Chemistry with 148 votes 2nd Place went to: Cake #4 The Very Hungry Caterpiller Decorated by Megan Lenzi – Curriculum Library Assistant with 80 votes 3rd Place went to: Cake #3 Forrest Gump Decorated by Colleen Previte – Archivist/Special Collections Librarian with 69 votes Honorable Mention went to: Cake #2 Max’s Chocolate Chicken Decorated by Sandra Dickie – Nurse Practitioner in Health Services, and her daughter. with 13 votes
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- 4. 1st Place went to: Cake #1 A Bear called Paddington Decorated by Dr. Catherine Dignam – Associate Professor of Chemistry
- 5. 2nd Place went to: Cake #4 The Very Hungry Caterpiller Decorated by Megan Lenzi – Curriculum Library Assistant
- 6. 3rd Place went to: Cake #3 Forrest Gump Decorated by Colleen Previte – Archivist/Special Collections Librarian
- 7. Honorable Mention went to - Cake #2 Max’s Chocolate Chicken Decorated by Sandra Dickie – Nurse Practitioner in Health Services, and her daughter.
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- 10. Lining up for Cake!