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    The children may go outside for recess if the temperature is above 20 degrees. Proper winter attire such as jackets, hats, mittens, boots, and snow pants should be worn, as the temperature may warm up during the day. Upcoming events include no school on January 18th and 28th, Valentine's parties on February 11th, no school on February 12th and 15th, and spring pictures on March 4th.

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    The children may go outside for recess if the temperature is above 20 degrees. Proper winter attire such as jackets, hats, mittens, boots, and snow pants should be worn, as the temperature may warm up during the day. Upcoming events include no school on January 18th and 28th, Valentine's parties on February 11th, no school on February 12th and 15th, and spring pictures on March 4th.

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    The children may go outside for recess if the temperature is above 20 degrees. Proper winter attire such as jackets, hats, mittens, boots, and snow pants should be worn, as the temperature may warm up during the day. Upcoming events include no school on January 18th and 28th, Valentine's parties on February 11th, no school on February 12th and 15th, and spring pictures on March 4th.

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    Outside

    Recess!
    When
    the
    temperature
    is
    above 20 degrees
    the children maybe
    going outside for
    recess.
    We are
    wanting to get the
    children out for
    fresh air. With that
    being said, please
    send your child in
    the proper winter
    attire for recess.
    (Winter
    jackets,
    hats,
    mittens,
    boots, and snow
    pants, ect.) Please
    also
    take
    into
    consideration that
    the
    temperature
    may warm up, even
    if it is too cold
    when your child
    leaves the house.

    Upcoming
    Events:
    January 18th No School Martin
    Luther King Day
    January 28th 100th Day of School
    February 11th Valentines Parties
    February 12th PDC Day No
    Students

    February 15th No School


    Presidents Day

    Notes from the teacher:


    March 4th Spring Pictures

    Book ordersthare due back Friday January 22nd.


    March 8 End of Quarter
    On the 100th day of the school children will be
    March
    11th inEarly
    Out (be
    Parent
    asked
    to bring
    100 items
    creative). The
    Teacher Conferences
    pink sheet describes more in detail. I also
    would like to encourage children to dress up like
    they are 100 years old. The hundredth day of
    school is on January 28, 2016.

    Thank you,
    Mrs. Young

    What we are learning this


    week:

    Reading
    o
    o
    o

    Important and nonimportant


    information
    Finding Evidence in
    the Text
    Following and
    Writing Directions

    Writing

    o
    o
    o
    o

    Opinion/
    Persuasive
    (OREO) Writing
    Linking Words
    Journal Entries
    Writing
    Directions

    Math

    Start Chapter 6:
    Understanding
    Division (Vocab &
    Process)
    **Start practicing
    division is
    reverse
    multiplication.

    Social Studies
    o
    o
    o

    Bill of Rights
    Bill of Rights
    Test on Monday
    1/18/15
    Martin Luther King
    Jr.

    Grammar/ ELA
    o
    o

    Adverbs
    Adverbs and
    Adjectives

    Contact Information: Mrs. Summer Young; [email protected]; (660) 882- 6527


    Ext: 7131

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