This Friday!

Indoor Shoes

As outdoor conditions get muddy and wet, we ask that students change out of their outdoor footwear when entering the building.

Keeping all our learning spaces clean and dry is important.

If you can, please send your child with a clean pair of indoor shoes to wear in the classroom, and other spaces of our building. PE Shoes will work for this as well.

If your child would like to start wearing their boots to school for outside they can do that as well.

Thank you for your understanding!

WW Movie Night

Monday!

Only if your child needs retakes

WW Book Fair

Team McNitt will be shopping the book fair Monday, Nov. 9 at our scheduled library time.
Please use the QR code below to add money to your child's account if you want them to shop. OR click on the link below.
Click for Scholastic Link
THIS IS CASHLESS - Please do not send cash with your child
This will also be open during the Nov. 10 & 12 Parent/Teacher Conference nights.

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WW Movie Night

Happy Halloween

to EVERYONE who came out to make our Trunk or Treat a HUGE success! ALL students had SO MUCH FUN!! Your ideas were so creative, enjoyable and all around AWESOME!!
Hope everyone had a

CKLA Knowledge - Greek Mythology

This domain builds on our last domain - The Birthplace of Democracy: Ancient Greece and will introduce students to several well-known Greek myths and mythical characters.

Students will learn the definition of a myth: a fictional story, once thought to be true, that tries to explain mysteries of nature and humankind. They will learn that myths give insight into ancient Greek culture, and they will encounter some myths that include supernatural beings or events. We will continue to learn that ancient Greeks worshiped many gods and goddesses, and that the twelve they believed lived on Mount Olympus, the home of the gods, were the most powerful.

We will hear about Prometheus and Pandora, Demeter and Persephone, Arachne the Weaver, the Sphinx, and Hercules, among others. This unit lends itself to creating a learning experience that is interactive and memorable for students.

Greek mythology offers students the opportunity to explore diverse stories and historical contexts without imposing any particular deity or belief system.