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1st Grade By January 18, 2022 No Comments

Weekly Homework  Homework due EVERY Tuesday.  Fluency: Students are to do four days of fluency homework.  Reading Challenge: Reminder that students need to read M,T,W,TH,F, or M. It must be a total of 5 days of reading. Math IXL: A.22 and D.5 Practice first and last name at home. No library this week due to school […]

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1st Grade By January 11, 2022 No Comments

First Grade Families- 2022 is HERE! This is our first newsletter in the New Year. It was great to see everyone last week during conferences. Progress reports go out in February and Trimester 2 progress reports go out in March so we have a lot of work to do these next few weeks.   Weekly […]

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1st Grade By December 14, 2021 No Comments

First Grade Families- It is our last week of school with lots of fun learning!   Weekly Homework  Homework due EVERY Tuesday.  Homework will resume upon our return in January. Sneak Peek to our Academic Week  Word Work: We took our last spelling test for this year on Monday.   Reading/Phonics:   We continued reviewing our missions. Word […]

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1st Grade By December 7, 2021 No Comments

First Grade Families- Progress Reports went home today. Please check your family envelope for the report and also for your future conference day in January. Weekly Homework  Homework due EVERY Tuesday.  Reading Challenge: This week we have the comprehension bingo. After reading a book, have your child choose one response square from their comprehension bingo […]

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1st Grade By November 30, 2021 No Comments

First Grade Families- It was great to see everyone return with some great family memories to share with the class. December is upon us…we have a few weeks to continue with our academic progress and a little fun here and there. Weekly Homework  Homework due EVERY Tuesday. Reading Challenge: This week we have a comprehension […]

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1st Grade By November 16, 2021 No Comments

First Grade Families- Thank you to all who attended our Saint Parade last week! You all did such a wonderful job with their costumes. Weekly Homework  Homework due EVERY Tuesday except for next week. Please turn in homework on Wednesday. Reading Challenge: Read 20 minutes a day. Last acorn reading challenge this week. Upon our […]

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1st Grade By November 2, 2021 No Comments

First Grade Families- Tomorrow will mark our 50th day of school!!! We have come a long way since September. Weekly Homework  Homework due EVERY Tuesday: Reading Challenge: Read 20 minutes a day. New Reading Challenge for the month No IXL Fluency Homework: Please make sure you do fluency throughout the week.  Please make sure your […]

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1st Grade By October 26, 2021 No Comments

First Grade Families- I cannot believe that this is our last week of October! Thank you for all coming to the conferences the last few weeks. I appreciate all the work you do at home and the support you provide to make their education a success. Weekly Homework  Homework due EVERY Tuesday: Reading Challenge: Read […]

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1st Grade By October 5, 2021 No Comments

First Grade Families- Yesterday, we had wonderful picnic during lunchtime. We laughed, talked and enjoyed the wonderful sun. The kids earned the picnic with the hard work of demonstrating they are listening to each other, being honest, ready to learn, and using kind words and actions. We will be having another surprise very soon since […]

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1st Grade By September 21, 2021 No Comments

First Grade Families- It is so wonderful to see the students adjusting to our classroom routines and expectations. Last week, we began our library time. Students will begin checking out two books this week and are due every Tuesday. They are allowed to take them home but I do ask they keep them in their […]

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