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The document welcomes second graders and parents to an open house for Miss Mills' classroom. It provides details about the classroom activities and centers parents and students can explore. It also outlines the daily schedule, classroom rules, library time, homework expectations, and places the class will visit. It encourages parental involvement and notes various ways parents can volunteer.
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This document provides information for parents about Year 2 at the school. It introduces the teachers and staff, outlines the weekly timetable including subjects, and lists the topics that will be covered each term. It also discusses homework expectations, reading, grammar lessons, values education, and gives reminders about labelling clothing and ensuring PE kits and water bottles are brought to school. Parents are encouraged to read daily with their child, help with homework, and practice spellings.
Welcome to year 3
This document provides information for parents about Year 3 at Valley Primary School. It includes details about the teaching staff, weekly timetable, curriculum topics for the autumn term including Stone Age history and rock science. It also outlines homework, reading, and swimming expectations and encourages parents to communicate via planners and at drop off/pick up times.
Ppt on beg of school updated
1) The document outlines the daily routine and schedule for Mrs. C's class, including times for arriving at school, morning work, recess, lunch, specials, and dismissal.
2) Specific expectations are provided for student behavior in the classroom, hallways, restroom, recess, lunch, and specials.
3) The schedule includes periods for math, reading, vocabulary, science, social studies, and SOAR/class meetings throughout the day.
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This document provides information for parents about Year 1 at the school. It outlines the daily routine, topics that will be covered throughout the year, homework expectations, and important dates. The routine includes subjects like English, math, phonics, and playtime. Topics include themes like ships, animals, and science. Homework consists of reading, math activities, and spellings. There will also be parent workshops about supporting math and reading at home.
Team 1 newsletter term 3 2012
This newsletter introduces the Team 1 teachers and provides information about upcoming events for the term. It discusses communicating with teachers, volunteer opportunities, uniform expectations, and learning topics like writing, math, PE, and the environment. Suggestions are made for supporting learning at home through reading, spelling, and using online resources like Mathletics and classroom wikis.
Classroom policies updated
This document outlines the school hours, teachers, homework expectations, uniform policy, and other policies for a third grade classroom. It provides the daily schedule, including start and end times, as well as break times. Students are expected to do 30-40 minutes of homework each night along with 15-20 minutes of reading. The teachers for various subjects are listed. Personal items like toys and electronics are not to be brought to school. Uniforms should be properly labeled and casual dress is allowed on Fridays.
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