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December, 2007-January 2008

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Special Thanks:


~ For remembering to check and sign your child’s agenda each day.

~For sending in healthy snacks for the class to share.



News:

 

*Please read with your child for at least 20 minutes per night.  Don't forget 
to log your minutes on the reading log so you can earn your book charm.

*Please help support our 5th graders every Friday morning by buying a Chick-
fil-A biscuit. The money goes toward a trip to Washington, D.C. THEY'RE
ONLY $3!

*Our classroom is extremely low on snacks. IF you can donate any thing to
our snack cabinet it would be greatly appreciated.




Fun Family Activities


    •    Read a book.
    •    Go for a walk.
    •    Read a book.
    •    Take in a free outdoor concert.
    •    Read a book.
    •    Go to the zoo.
    •    Read a book.
    •    Ride a bike.
    •    Read a book
    •    Fly a kite.
    •    Read a book
    •    Go fishing.
    •    Read a book.
    •    Go to an outdoor play.
    •    Read a book.



Tips to Parents

Writing Pointers for Parents:

In helping your child to learn to write well, remember that your goal is to make writing easier and more enjoyable.
Provide a place. It's important for a child to have a good place to write--a desk or table with a smooth, flat surface and good lighting.
 
Have the materials. Provide plenty of paper--lined and unlined--and things to write with, including pencils, pens, and crayons.

Allow time. Help your child spend time thinking about a writing pr
oject or exercise. Good writers do a great deal of thinking. Your child may dawdle, sharpen a pencil, get papers ready, or look up the spelling of a word. Be patient--your child may be thinking.


 Remeber the Readers' Oath and read everyday!

 
 








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