The Jones Journal provides information about upcoming events at the school including a flu clinic, Veterans Day program, and Thanksgiving luncheon. It reminds parents to help children memorize their lunch numbers and provides reading suggestions for parents on childhood literacy development. The journal also notes changes to breakfast procedures and encourages ordering books through upcoming Scholastic book orders.
The Jones Journal provides information about upcoming events at the school including a flu clinic, Veterans Day program, and Thanksgiving luncheon. It reminds parents to help children memorize their lunch numbers and provides reading suggestions for parents on childhood literacy development. The journal also notes changes to breakfast procedures and encourages ordering books through upcoming Scholastic book orders.
The Jones Journal provides information about upcoming events at the school including a flu clinic, Veterans Day program, and Thanksgiving luncheon. It reminds parents to help children memorize their lunch numbers and provides reading suggestions for parents on childhood literacy development. The journal also notes changes to breakfast procedures and encourages ordering books through upcoming Scholastic book orders.
NEEDED I always have something for those children that forget snack or prefer ‘school’ snack. I usually buy the cheap bag cereal or animal crackers and they seem to like it just as well as the more expensive stuff. If you are at the grocery store sometime, we would appreciate anything ‘scoop-able’. Thank you so much!
Please start working with your child on memorizing their
lunch number. In the near future, we are going to start entering them as we pick up lunches. Remember, on the back of the signature page inside Friday Folders, there is a Trip and Jadah’ vote on their favorite David Shannon book. picture of what the number pad looks like, as well as your FYI child’ number. Healthy Living Week is next week! To help encourage healthy living, each day the students may participate in the PARENT READING following ways: Alabama’s Action Plan for Literacy: Birth through Grade • Monday “Sock it to Sweets” 12 was released several summers ago by the state and (wear crazy socks) includes a lot of great information about children’s reading • Tuesday “Peace, Love & Safety!” development. This week’s reading is the parent portion of (wear tie dye shirts or camouflage) the plan (pages 6-11) which gives a detailed description of • Wednesday “Hat’s Off for a Healthy Heart” each reading stage, and suggestions for teachers and (wear a crazy hat) parents. The article, in its entirety, is attached to the same • Thursday “Dreaming of a Healthy Future” email as this newsletter. It can also be found on our (wear pajamas) classroom’s blog (mrssjonesclass.blogspot.com) on the • Friday “Exercise Like Athletes” right side under Suggested Parent Readings. (wear your favorite team’s colors/jersey) DATES TO REMEMBER Starting Monday, if your child is getting a breakfast at school in the morning, they will come into the classroom October 29 – Flu Clinic immediately after going through the line. Please November 1 – Dad’s League @ 7:00 help remind them of this change Monday morning. My 1 – October journals go home hope is this will give them more time to eat without 4 – Square 1 Art orders due missing any instructional time. 7 – Veterans Day Program @ 1:00 Books make wonderful gifts no matter what the occasion 11 – Veterans Day (No School) and can be given to cousins, siblings, friends, etc.! There 15 – Scholastic Book Order due will be three Scholastic book orders in next week’s Friday 19 – Barberitos Spirit Night Folder, along with an information letter. You can order 20 – Thanksgiving Luncheon @ 11:45 online or pay with a check (made payable to ‘Scholastic’.) You may write one check even if you order from both forms, but please make sure to double check your ONE LAST THING calculations. This book order is due Friday, November I know that parent conferences are short; 30 minutes is not 15th. enough time to talk about nine weeks. If you ever have questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to call or email I would like to give a big ‘shout out’ to all the parents and me. Your care and support go a long way!!! grandparents that volunteered their time to go to the pumpkin patch last week. I know that running around after 19 children isn’t glamorous but the children and I appreciate it very much!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!!! -S. Jones