-No school: No school for students on Monday, Oct. 14th. We will not have a Hurricane make-up day due to Hurricane Dorian. -Book Fair at South Campus: Our annual Book Fair will be Monday, Oct. 21st-Friday, Oct. 25th held in the cafeteria. Our Book Fair hours will be from 8:30-12:00 and 2:30-6:00 on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday; Thursday 8:30-12:00 and 2:30-4:00; Friday 8:30-12:00. This is a great way for families to purchase Accelerated Reader books for your students and help raise funds for our school. -Parent-Teacher Conferences: Our first Parent-Teacher Conferences will be Tuesday, Oct. 22nd and Thursday, Oct. 24th from 1:30-5:30pm. We will have 1:00pm dismissal and no clubs both Tuesday, Oct. 22nd and Thursday, Oct. 24th. If you cannot attend either conference days please contact your classroom teacher for an alternative conference time/date. -Book-o-ween: Our annual Book-o-ween event will be held Friday, Nov. 1st. On Friday, Nov. 1st students will be able to dress-up as their favorite fictional book character. Students must bring the book that their costume is based upon to school Friday, Nov. 1st. Starting at 1:00pm on Nov. 1st, the school will have a small parade held in the courtyard to show off their costumes, all families are welcome. Once our parade has ended a small Book-o-ween party will be held in each classroom. For more information about this event please contact your child’s homeroom teacher.
-1st Quarter Report Cards sent home-Friday, Oct. 11th -NO SCHOOL- Monday, Oct. 14th -2nd Quarter begins- Tuesday, Oct. 15th -Popcorn Day- Friday, Oct. 18th -Book Fair- Oct. 21st-25th -Parent-Teacher Conferences- Tuesday, Oct. 22nd & Thursday, Oct. 24th 1:00pm dismissal on both days and NO CLUBS
Mrs. Holland
Our annual school fundraiser started Friday, Oct. 11th. This is a great way to raise money for our school and get an early start on holiday shopping. Fundraiser packets have gone home with your student this Thursday. As you can see our students were super excited to see all the prizes they could win!
Mrs. Ranze’s Gifted Class News:
October 11, 2019
We continue to learn about inventions and
inventors. Each we take a few minutes to think and
add items to our generated lists of problems to
solve in the world or things that could make our
lives easier or more effective. Discuss some at
home for your child to add to the list at school.
This week’s mini break was to discuss a possible
real world problem to promote creative thinking
skills and teamwork. “What if kids had their own
exclusive Internet?”
Please contact me with any questions or concerns.
(727)330-2424
This Week’s Focus (We meet Wednesdays 1:25-2:25PM)
This week’s words are:
affluent and hermit
Ask your child about
them!
MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE:
Miss Carroll’s Classroom News
October 14th– October 18th
Notes
If your child will be absent please let Lynn and I know via email. Contact info: [email protected] (727)-330-2424 Something to work on at home: Letter sounds, sight words, and teen numbers.
What We Are Learning
Language Arts : We will be learning the letter “Bb” and “Ll.” Our essential question is “What rules do we follow in different places?” Our sight words are “to,” black,” and “green.” We will also be learning a new reading strategy called Flippy Dolphin. Math : We will be practicing counting by 10’s and 5’s. We will continue learning about addition, counting on, and greater/ less than. Our shape this week is star. Sc ience: We will learning about force and motion this week. Soc ia l Stud ies : We will be learning about time in our Social Studies weekly magazine.
Upcoming
- October 14: No School
- October 22 and 24: Parent teacher conferences from 1:30- 5:30pm. Please return sign up sheet and remember there will be an early dismissal at 1pm BOTH days! NO CLUBS!
- November 1: Book- O- Ween 1pm- 2pm
Mrs. Cassidy’s
Classroom News
Oct. 14h
– Oct. 18th
If your child will be absent please let
Lynn or I know via email.
Contact Info:
(727)-330-2424
**October’s character
word is Responsibility.**
*Something to work on
at home: letter sounds
and writing teen
numbers.
Language Arts: We will be learning the letters “Bb” and “Ll.” Our essential question is “What Rules Do We Follow In Different Places?” Our new sight words are “to,” “black,” and “green.” Our reading strategy this week is Flippy Dolphin!Math: We will be practicing counting by 10’s and 5’s. We will continue learning about addition, counting on, and greater/less than. Our shape this week is a star.Science: We will start learning about force and motion this week.Social Studies: We will learn about time in our Studies Weekly magazine.
Oct. 14th: No School
Oct. 22nd/24th: Parent/Teacher Conferences Early dismissal 1pm BOTH days! NO CLUBS!
Nov. 1st : Book-O-Ween from 1pm-2pm
(727)-330-2424
We had another great week. They love picking out sight words. We need some parent volunteers and donations to help with Book-O-Ween.If you can help out, please sign up on sheet that went home on Friday. Thanks!Please notify Lynn if your child is absent - [email protected] contact information: [email protected]
Monday, Oct. 15th – No school for students
Parent-teacher conferences will be Tuesday, Oct. 22nd and Thursday, Oct. 24th.They will be held between 1:30 and 5:30 pm. Students will be released at 1:00 both days.
Our Book Fair is Oct. 21st – Oct. 25th.
Fundraiser orders due by Oct. 24th
Book-O-Ween – Friday, Nov. 1st
Please practice new sight word: “to”, “black” and “green”. Letters, “Bb” and “Ll” : writing and sounds. Please practice this week’s reading strategy: Flippy the Dolphin.
Language Arts: We will be learning the letters “Bb” and “Ll”. Students will learn new sight words: “green”, “black”, and “to”. We will learn more about sentences and using complete sentences.
Math: We will play math games tohelp with number recognition, counting, and sequence. We will also practice with greater and less than. Chapter 3 in preparation for our Chapter Assessment.
Science: We will be introduced to energy and forces.
Social Studies: Lesson 8 of our Second Step curriculum talks about identifying anger and our Weekly Reader is about where we live.
Ms. Davidson’s Kindergarten Week 8
Mrs. Heathscott’s
1st Grade Class
Reading and Writing: This week we will be reading different folktales. Our phonics
skill will be the soft c and soft g sounds. In
grammar, we will be learning how to add
commas in a series or a list. We will begin learning how to put words in ABC order as
our challenge skill. In writing, we will be
writing our opinions of first grade.
Math: We will continue chapter 3 learning about addition and subtraction strategies.
We will focus on using frames and arrows
as a strategy to solve problems. We have
also been working hard on double digit addition with regrouping as our challenge
skill. We will begin working with double
digit subtraction this week!
Science: We will wrap up our solar system unit and share our projects with the class.
We will also continue our Lego robotics
program!
Social Studies: We will be learning about things that have happened in the past,
things happening in the present, and
things that might happen in the future.
This Week’s Focus
Spelling Words for the
“spelling check” on Fridays
Focus: soft c, soft g, and -dge
List A: age, huge, gym, giant,
price, city, space, edge, judge, fudge
List B: orange, engine, general,
giraffe, police, voice, recess, badge, budget, gadget
Reminders • If your child misses a day of school, please
let Ms. Lynn and I know via email.
• October 14th-NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS-
Teacher work day
• October 15th-Solar System Project due 😊
• October 21st-25th: Scholastic book fair • October 22nd and 24th-Parent Teacher
Conferences. There will be no clubs on these
days and early dismissal at 1:00 p.m.
• November 1st-Book-O-Ween—see note that was sent home. 1:00 p.m.-character
parade and classroom party!
Contact:
727-330-2424 ext. 114
Playing the doubles and doubles plus one math game!
Cott Club
The
October 15, 2019
Reading- Students will again make and
confirm predictions about text for
comprehension. For spelling, we will work
with short “u”.
Writing- Students will write fictional
stories.
Math- Students will be continuing to solve
parts-and-total number stories.
Social Studies- Students will read “Past
Present and Future”.
Science- Students will be presenting their
space projects.
Sharing Stories!
This Week’s Focus
Student Of The Week
Congratulations to Amalia!
Amalia is always uses her inside
voice and stays focused on
learning!!!
Be sure to email Lynn if your child
is going to be late or tardy at
If you need to reach me, please
email me at
Up Coming Events Parent teacher conferences will
be Oct 22 and 24. There will be
no clubs on those dates and
dismissal is at 1:00.
Reminders
Mrs. Tremblay’sFirst Grade Newsletter
October 15, 2019
Reminders10/14- No School10/15 Solar System Project Due10/21-10/25 Book Fair10/22 and 10/24- Early Dismissal at 1:00 for Parent Teacher Conferences11/1 Book-O-Ween 1:00 Parade
*New AR Goals!*Practice at home: logging into AR and MyOn. ☺
*If your child is absent, please make sure to email Lynn in the front office:[email protected]
This Week’s FocusELA: Unit 2:We will make and confirm predictions for comprehension. For phonics we will be learning about the short u. We will learn about singular and plural nouns for grammar. We will also perform contraction surgery on words!
Math: We will continue to add and subtract using a number line and a number grid.
Science: We will begin Chapter 3: Land and Water
Social Studies: Florida Studies Weekly- Earth: Landforms and Bodies of WaterSpelling List A:l run, fun, nut, cut, bug, rug, could, one, live, then
Spelling List B: could, one, live, then, three, truck, umbrella, thumb, sudden, hundred
[email protected](727)330-2424 ext. 102
Discovery Academy of Science 10/7-10/11 Mr. Henrie: Physical Education
This Week
Here at the South Campus of DAS we have finished up our Soccer unit. This week we re-
viewed all of the skills and rules involved with the sport. We also had an assessment on soc-
cer kicking. Students were assessed on their soccer kicking skills via the TGMD-2 checklist
rubric. Popular activities this week included Mini soccer games, shooting on the goalies, and
passing with a partner. Lastly, we also had a Health lesson on Fire Safety. We watched a vid-
eo, had a discussion, then completed a worksheet.
Next Week
*Please remember to always have sneakers for PE. If your son/daughter wears
dress shoes or boots, please pack their sneakers to change into! Thank you
Email: [email protected]
Next week we will start our Hand-Eye Coordination unit. Skills involved in this unit will
include throwing, catching, and hitting off a baseball tee.
Johnathan passing with a partner Mrs. Tremblay’s class playing a Mini Soc-
cer Game