Week 33

 Week 33

May 9-13

Teacher Appreciation Week

Thank you all so much for an amazingly encouraging week.  I loved all the lovely flowers and incredibly generous gifts. I found great encouragement in the numerous notes from students and kind words from parents.  Thank you! It is an honor and privilege to teach your children.


Animal Project

The work your child has been doing in class will home home monday. Hopefully this information will help you to complete projects together.  If your child has only completed a couple of pages in the packet, please encourage them to work on it at home.  

  Projects are due on May 13.


Home Stretch!

The countdown to the end of the school year has begun. I try to maintain a  “business as usual” atmosphere as long as possible.  Even still, we do have fun surprises planned over the next month. 


Parent Help

We will need parent volunteers for a potentially very messy task on Friday, May 20, at 3:00.


Please bring your staplers and come help us on Monday, June 6, at 12:00.

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