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1 Welcome to Grade3/4! “Parents belong at the center of a young child’s education. The single best way to improve elementary education is to strengthen parents’ role in it, both by reinforcing their relationship with the school and by helping and encouraging them in their own critical job of teaching the young. Not all teachers are parents, but all parents are teachers.” ~Bennet

2 Who are we? Erin McCarron Andrea Sollows
This is my 11th year of teaching. I have taught grades K-4. I have taught at Forest Glen, Claude D. Taylor and West Riverview. New to Arnold H. McLeod. This is my 6th year of teaching. I have taught K-5. I have taught at Lou MacNarin, Kingswood Academy, Arnold H. McLeod

3 Daily Routine 8:30 Bell rings to come inside. 8:45-9:45
Classroom Instruction 9:45-10:00 Recess 10:00-12:00 12:00-12:25 12:25-12:45 Lunch 12:45-2:45

4 Your child’s teachers will be:
Mrs. McCarron’s Class Mrs. McCarron – Literacy, Math Mme. Duplessis – Health, Science Mme. Everill – Social Studies Ms. Fraser – Phys. Ed. Mrs. Ward – Art Ms. Berry - Music Mrs. Sollows Class Mrs. Sollows – Literacy, Math, Art, Social Studies Mme. Dallaire – Health, Science Mme. Belliveau Black – Pre-Intensive French Ms. Fraser – Phys. Ed. Ms. Berry - Music

5 Curriculum Newsletter
Will be sent home at the beginning of each month. Curriculum Information – what we are working on. Upcoming Events

6 Student Progress Report Cards will be sent home 3 times per year
Parent-Teacher Interviews are held twice throughout the year Notes, phone calls, and s

7 Homework Please check for notices and return daily.
Agenda- please initial to show that you’ve read it. Money- please put cafeteria money in a ziplock bag / envelope with your child’s name and the order written out. Homework will be to read for at least 15 minutes.

8 AHM Rules and Expectations
At Arnold H. McLeod School we have a simple yet effective set of student expectations.  Using the acronym L E A R N, we created a set of expectations for our students at our school based around the question "How do we learn?“ L:  Look, listen and grow E:  Excited and engaged A:  Accepting of everyone R:  Respectful and responsible N:  Never give up  To provide a safe learning environment for students and staff, Arnold H. McLeod School is a SCENT FREE SCHOOL and a PEANUT FREE SCHOOL.  Arnold H. McLeod School is expected to ensure food in the school and at year-end celebrations must meet guidelines set forth in policy 711-Healthier Foods and Nutrition.  Parents must adhere to this policy; therefore, if your child brings food to share with classmates that does not meet these guidelines, it will be returned home unopened and uneaten.  

9 A Big Thank You For…. Sending money to school in a baggie with name on it Labels on all items sent to school Sending forms back as soon as possible Calling or sending me a note when concerns or problems arise Coming to Meet the Teacher

10 Questions?

11 Thank you so much for coming!


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