Dear Families,
What an exciting day. We erupted our volcanoes today. It was very exciting. Please scroll down to view the excitement! I also added a couple of photos from Library. We are such readers in 2nd grade!
In other news:
Halloween is fast approaching. If you are interested in
volunteering to help with a harvest celebration Wednesday, October 31st
please email me at
dubois_d@4j.lane.edu. Our celebration will be 1:15-2:15 depending
on the activities planned. Students are
allowed to wear costumes the morning of Halloween for our annual serpentine
parade. It is expected they change into
normal clothes after the parade if their costume will disrupt classroom
activities. Please do not allow your
child to bring toy weapons or masks with their costume. Also, costumes should be appropriate enough
to not scare a kindergartener. Some kids
do not enjoy dressing up. It is a choice
and if your child does not want to dress up, that is perfectly fine.
The week of Halloween students will be in homeroom classes
all afternoon due to project classes ending October 26th. Room 13 students have decided it would be fun
to create models of castles. We are in
need of shoeboxes and paper towel rolls.
We need 23 shoeboxes and 120 paper towel rolls. Start saving please!!!
In your child’s Friday folder this week is you scheduled
conference time. Please let me know as
soon as possible if this time does not work for your family. Conferences are a wonderful way to connect
about goals you have for your child this year.
Also in the Friday folder this week is our first book orders of the
year. Supporting book orders allows me get classroom books for free. Please order online. My teacher code is on
the back of the order form. Online
ordering keeps loose money from getting lost at school.
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, November 21st.
Both second grade classes are going to the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. The students will tour the art museum and
participate in an art experience.
Finally, thank you to parents who are sending in class
snack. It is really helpful. You are very much appreciated.
Thank you,
~Donna
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