A Note From Mr. Graves
April, 2025
Something to think about
We are on spring break, but you can break for learning during spring break. Inspire your child to enjoy learning adventures outside the classroom. Consider these ideas. * Live coverage. Let your youngster practice writing and speaking by pretending to be a news reporter covering your family’s spring break. He might write about activities like playing with cousins or making his favorite meal with you. At the end of the week, invite him to read his “broadcast” to the family. * Spot the state. Print out a United States map online, or have your child draw one, and take it in the car. Everyone calls out license plates they see from different states, and your youngster finds and colors each state on his map. How many states will he locate by the end of spring break? * Make a movie—develop the characters, story, and script, then film it. * Whip up some homemade slime. *Create paper bag puppets—then put on a puppet show for the whole family. Whatever you decide to do, be sure to have a great time and a wonderful spring break.
Your Feedback is Needed
We are constantly looking for ways to improve the instructional programming and general supports we offer our students and families. Earlier this year during our curriculum night I was able to share with those in attendance information about Goshen Lane and what it means to be a Title 1 School. If you were in attendance, or if you were not able to attend, please take a few minutes to complete this survey regarding our Title I program. The responses will be used to guide our school programming plans. Thank you in advance for taking the time to complete it.
