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- 1. Welcome to Central Elementary School Go Eagles!!! 2019-2020
- 2. School Motto Reaching New Heights-Soaring to Excellence School Vision Our vision is for Central Elementary School to be a safe and loving environment full of positive, caring teachers and staff meeting the academic, physical, and emotional needs of each child – whatever it takes. School Mission Our mission is to provide a learning environment which: •Places the child first in all decisions made. •Uses best practices and the latest technology. •Sets high expectations for all staff, parents and students. •Supports all students and helps them reach their individual potential. •Communicates and works as a team with parents and the community to ensure each child’s success.
- 3. September Announcements • 6th (Friday)- What’s Poppin’ Fundraiser ends • 5th-13th- Fall Book Fair • 10th (Tuesday)- K/5 Grandparent’s Breakfast • 11th (Wednesday)- 1/4 Grandparent’s Breakfast • 12th (Thursday)- 2/3 Grandparent’s Breakfast • 12th (Thursday)- Title I Report at 5:00, Report to Public at 5:15, STEM Night 5:30-7:30 • 12th (Thursday)- Progress Reports • 13th (Friday)- Second Title 1 Report and Report to Public after Rise & Shine • 20th (Friday)- Interest Group #1
- 4. • September 10th - 12th - Goodies with Grands • September 20 @ 9am - First PTA Meeting • September 13th - Skate Night from 6pm-8pm
- 5. Central Elementary Media Center Our Book Fair is Coming! September 6th through September 13th At the Book Fair you will find the latest and finest titles for kids, as well as books of interest to parents. See you here.
- 6. Kindergarten News! Reading- Make sure you are reading 20 minutes every night!! Students can tell the story just by looking and touching the pictures! Writing- Practice writing at home by drawing a picture and trying to stretch out simple words about that picture. Make sure your child can tell a story about what is going on in the picture! Math- Work on counting to 25 and recognizing numbers 1-10. In math we are counting and sorting. Science/SocialStudies-Rules, Manners, Germs, Observing, Investigating, Your Place in the World Dates to Remember: September 2- No School!! September 5- What’s Poppin’ Fundraiser DUE!! September 5-13- Book Fair September 10- Grandparents Breakfast K-5/ Non-Nutritional Day September 12- Progress Reports/STEM Night 5:30-7:30 September 20- Interest Groups
- 7. What Are We Studying? Reading: Building Good Reading Habits Math: Building Numbers and Solving Story Problems Writing: Small Moments Science: Animated Storytelling Social Studies: Citizenship Don’t forget to read 100 minutes every week and study your sight words! Some Ways You Can Help Your Child at Home Reading: Read with your child. When they get stuck on a word, tell them to use their strategies to help them fix it! Math: Practice counting with your child and give them simple story problems to solve. Writing: Help your child think of something that happened to them they could write about. Science/ Social Studies: Watch videos with your child about citizenship!
- 8. Reading- Start reading 20 minutes a night for 5 nights. 100 minutes a week! Writing- Go on adventures that will get your child ready to write in class! Math- Ask your child to count coins Social Studies- Talk about the changes over time in your family. *The book of the month is a suggested book that Second Grade teachers think your family would enjoy reading. This book may or may not have been read in the classroom. The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore by William Joyce (Available at Crawford County Library AND Fort Smith Library!)
- 9. 3rd Grade Happenings! Note from 3rd grade teachers: It has been a wonderful first few weeks of school! We are learning so much and making great new friendships! You can expect a September news letter in your child’s folder with important dates. You can also expect to see black reading bags, reading logs, and multiplication flash cards being sent home. September Focus: Math- multiplication Writing- Personal narratives Reading- building our 3rd grade reading life. PLTW- Coding Social Studies- Countries around the world, starting at home!
- 10. Frolics of a 4th Grader Reading: We are “Launching” into ‘Interpreting Characters: The Heart of the Story.’ We will be in this unit for the rest of August and all of September. We will also be using this time for reading assessments. Don’t forget to have your child read at home!!! Writing: This month, we will be crafting Realistic Fiction stories. These are stories that are fictional, but sound as if they really could or did happen. We will be celebrating our first published piece at the end of the month!! ☺ Math: Factors, Multiples, and Arrays are our focus in our first unit!! Please help your child by studying multiplication facts at home!! Another way to help them is by skip counting!
- 11. 5th Grade- September Math- 5th grade mathematicians are working on multiplication strategies and division strategies! Please be working with your child at home on multiplication facts! Science-Earth and interaction of the 4 Earth systems-the geosphere, atmosphere, the hydrosphere, and the biosphere Social Studies- In this unit we will learn about how our government began. Reading- In reading, students will be reading thoughtfully and analytically, making story interpretations, and writing well about reading. At Home- Students can read their independent books & book club books. Writing-In writing, students will be writing a personal narrative. Their personal narrative will be a true story with characters, a theme, and a setting. Their goal is to try to draw readers into their stories.
- 12. Non-Nutritional Days • September 10 • October 31 • November 22 • December 19 • January 31 • February 14 • March 6 • April 24 • May 22 (Fun Day)
- 15. Drop off and Pick up • Bus drop off and pick up will be located behind the building on North 22nd Street. • Car drop off and pick up will now be located in the front of Central Elementary School on North 24th Street.