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September 8th - 11th

Ms. Bishop's Class

September 8th - 11thMs. Bishop's Class
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Happy Monday! I enjoyed seeing so many visitors today! Remember, you or another family member can come eat lunch and go to the book fair after any day this week. Other options to buy from the book fair - pulling them from class at a time that works for you; or I will take them on Wednesday at our scheduled time. For this you would either send cash or load money on their eWallet.

Here's the link again if you prefer to do that. If there is money leftover, it will remain on their account to use in the Spring Book Fair!

https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/content/fairs/ewallet.html


Students are bringing home library books today! It's a good habit to try and bring it each day, but please be sure it returns to school by Tuesday or Wednesday. Our library day is Wednesday, so if they do not have it then, they won't be able to check out a book.

Reminder: No school on Fridays starting this week!

Thank you for sending snacks!

I missed who sent the snacks on Friday. Maybe the kids will let me know! We should be good for the week. Thank you so much!

Reminders and Important Dates 📅

School times are 7:20-3:45. Students will be counted tardy after 7:30.


9/8: Grandparent's Day Lunch for kindergarten (10:30-11)

9/8 - 9/11: Book Fair Week; our scheduled time to go as a class will be Wednesday @ 9:50

9/11 - Spirit Stamps Store at lunch (*this will be open for every home game*)

9/15 - 9/18 - Homecoming Week - see dress up days below.

9/18 - Fundraiser order forms due

9/22: Fall Festival @ 5:30-7:00

9/22 - 9/25: Start with Hello Week (Program that focuses on making friends) Wear green on Monday

9/25 - Online sales end for Big Kahuna Fundraiser

10/7: Report Card night @ 5:00-6:00

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What We Are Learning

ELAR: letters s and b; counting syllables, alliteration,

Math: organize and count objects in scattered and circular configurations, writing and ordering numbers, counting to 30

Science: review magnets; light

Social Studies: laws and rules

This Week's Rotation

Monday - Day 6

Tuesday - Day 7

Wednesday - Day 8

Thursday - Day 9

Friday - NO SCHOOL

Monday 9/15 - Day 1

9 Day Rotation Schedule

Day 1: Writing Lab

Day 2: P.E.

Day 3: Computer Lab

Day 4: Music 1

Day 5: P.E.

Day 6: Music 2

Day 7: Art

Day 8: P.E.

Day 9: STEAM

*Please wear tennis shoes on P.E. days!

Things You Can Work On At Home!

  • READ, READ, READ! Read books with your child. Talk about the characters, ask questions, make predictions. Read environmental print - road and store signs, menus, wrappers on food, for example. Point out words around you and your child sound them out. Playing "school" is always a fun way to learn and bond with your child. Cooking together is a great way to practice reading, math, and science. It is so important to instill a love of reading in children, and it starts with us--the grownups (even if you don't like to read, fake it).
  • Writing practice- name writing, numbers, letters, grocery lists, anything! Write a book with your child by making fun stories together. Practice holding a pencil and crayon correctly.
  • Counting, number identification, add/subtract - you can do this at dinner or snack time with food, make number stories out of picking toys up 😉, etc.
  • Sight words - I sent home flash cards for you and your child to cut out for practice!
  • ** If you would like some resources for extra practice at home, please just let me know. I can print things for you, send books home, etc.

Contact me

Please reach out to me with any concerns or questions!

REMIND! - (preferred) * Join Remind if you haven't. Let me know if you need help! *

email: allison.bishop@parisisd.net

Conference: 1:00 -1:50; 3:05 - 3:30

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