The Weekly Update #4

• please pack a snack each day for your child separate from their lunch
• late bell rings at 7:50 am
• dismissal will being at 3:10 pm- you need to have your dismissal tag for pick up
• please dress appropriately for specials (specials calendar linked below)

October

Saturday October 17th- Boo Bash

Wednesday October 21st- Josh Funk Author Visit

Thursday, October 22nd- 2nd Grade Field Trip to the Arboretum

November

Tuesday, November 17th- Thankful Turkey's Performance @6pm

Thursday, November 19th- 2nd Grade Grandparent and Specials Friends Lunch @11:30

This is a great resource for home Phonics support. You will find daily activities you can practice and use at home.

Help us make Boo Bash a spooktacular success! Starting September 28th through October 12th, our Candy Monsters will be collecting candy donations at the front and back entrances of Johnson Elementary!

Every donation helps us create a fun-filled evening for our Johnson All-Stars and their families!

Thank you for helping us make Boo Bash a HOWLING good time!

CALLING ALL JOHNSON FAMILIES! HOST A TRUNK AT BOO BASH!

Help us make Boo Bash a spooktacular night for our All-Stars! Sign up to decorate your trunk, pass out candy, and create unforgettable memories for our Johnson families!

Saturday, October 17th | 6:00–8:30 PM

Candy will be provided by the PTO for parent trunks!

Sign-up deadline: October 9th!

THREE TRUNKS WILL WIN A PRIZE!

Get creative and bring your school spirit! Prizes will be awarded in three categories:

• Best Overall Trunk
• Most Creative Trunk
• Most Interactive Trunk

Scan the QR code on the flyer or click here to reserve your spot. We can’t wait to see your creativity!

IT’S JUST A BUNCH OF HOCUS POCUS! BOO BASH IS COMING!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 17th, from 6:00–8:30 PM at Johnson Elementary! Join us for a spooktacular evening of trick-or-treating, delicious food, and even more fun for the whole family!

Grab your costumes, bring your candy buckets, and get ready to make magical memories with our Johnson All-Stars!

A special THANK YOU to our amazing sponsors and committee for helping make this event possible!

At the end of this unit, students will understand…

• Number sense develops through real-life experiences.

• The same value can be represented in multiple ways.

• The language of mathematics allows us to communicate in a precise and efficient manner about how place value is used to analyze numerical relationships.

• The value of a number is quantified by the placement of its digits.

• There can be different strategies to solve a problem, but some are more effective and efficient than others.

• The context of a problem determines the reasonableness of the solution.

At the end of this unit, students will understand…

• Reading is a process of making meaning and connections.

• Writing is a process that involves thinking and planning.

• Reading and writing are reciprocal processes.

At the end of this unit, students will understand…

• The observable properties of materials determine how they can be classified and used.

• Physical changes like cutting, folding, or melting can alter the properties of an object, but the material itself stays the same.

• Materials can be combined or taken apart to create new objects with different purposes.

At the end of this unit, students will understand...

• Good citizens are responsible for their own actions and contribute to the greater good.

• A community is shaped by the actions of its citizens.

• Contributions to the community can have a lasting effect on the individual and the community.

Location: 4001 Waterview Trail, Celina, TX, USA
Phone: (469) 219-2340
Twitter: @PISDJohnsonElem