1. Room 111 News Friday- March 9, 2018 Important dates:
Next week’s Shine student is Graham
March 13: Spring Pictures
March 16: Kindergarten Screening- No school for students!
Saturday 3/17: SPX Night in Green Auction! Tickets on sale now!
March 20: End of 3rd Quarter
March 21: Dr. Seuss Day!
Important Information:
There WILL not be a spelling test next week!
Last week’s letter had Spring Picture Day on Monday, it is TUESDAY!!!! Students having pictures taken may dress up for their pictures. Students not purchasing pictures should wear their school uniform. Sorry for the confusion!!!
Dr. Seuss Day!!! March 21st!!! Students may come dressed as their favorite Doctor Seuss character for the day!!!! That means dress as a character or wear the school uniform! We will be doing some great activities including finishing the EVANS’ AND MARCHI’S MADNESS BRACKET for the favorite Dr. Seuss Book in first grade!!!
XtraMath- Hopefully you have noticed an increase in scores!! By the end of 3rd quarter students are expected to be at 60/100 in both addition and subtraction.
Heads up- we will soon be studying about where we live on earth and students will need to know their addresses!!
From Mrs. Saddler: Ever wonder about the legal aspects of social media misconduct and cyber bullying? You may be surprised at what you will learn from Reynoldsburg’s Director of Safety and Security, Nick Keisel on March 21, 2018 at 6:30 p.m. in the gym. Nick, a former Marine and Reynoldsburg Police Officer, will present on these important issues. Nick has become somewhat of an expert on the topic of social media due to the growing number of issues and concerns that affect students every day. Our students and children are constantly bombarded with different kinds of social media, both good and bad, so it is important for us as educators and parents to know how to handle and prevent issues from arising. All parents and 6th – 8th grade students are invited to join us for this presentation. The presentation does contain some serious and intense content, but it is important that our 6th – 8th grade students are aware of the power and responsibility they have when using social media. If you have any questions about the content or the purpose of this presentation, please feel free to me Mrs. Saddler at:
XtraMath scores Name ________________________
_______/100 addition facts _____________/100 subtraction facts