Sunday, January 10, 2021

For ALL 2nd Grade Students

 Starting Monday, January 11th

All 2nd grade students will be using the main entrance at the front of the building to enter the building in the morning. 
We will have adults in the school to help guide students to their classrooms. 2nd grade students will still exit the building at the end of the school day from their classroom fire doors. 
Please also make sure your child has a mask on as they enter our school building. 

Virtual Book Clubs


Monday, Wednesday and Friday

9:35 - 10:05

 Please sign up if you can and are willing! 

Saturday, December 12, 2020


Join us for Spirit Week! 
Monday, Dec. 14 - Friday, Dec. 18

 Monday
Holiday Hat Day
Wear your favorite winter hat or festive hat

Tuesday
Ugly Sweater/Holiday Shirt Day

Wednesday
Baby It's Cold Outside
Dress in your favorite flannel and/or scarf

Thursday
Tis' the Season
Dress in holiday colors - red/green OR white/blue

Friday
Silent Night PJ Day
Spend a cozy day in your pajamas

Monday, December 7, 2020

Sunday, December 6, 2020

Early Release on Tuesday

Tuesday, December 8th
Two-hour early release day
Students are dismissed at 1:46pm
Extended Day is not offered for early release or half days of school.

Happy Birthday!

 

Happy happy birthday Hudson!!

Monday, November 30, 2020

Journeys Lesson 10

Within Lesson 10, and throughout our week, we will be focusing on a variety of new concepts, but also practicing and building on topics already learned. 
We also have two new texts that are of use when it comes to new concepts being reinforced.
Jellies: The Life of Jellyfish
Genre: Informational Text
Most children are fascinated by animals - as pets, in the wild, creepy, or exotic. This informational text helps children understand what particular physical features jellyfish have that help them survive.
This text will identify reasons to support a fact or an opinion while also identifying the author's purpose for writing the text.

Splash Photography
Genre: Informational Text
Children will regularly encounter informational text in textbooks, on the internet, and through other media. This text gives factual information about a familiar topic - photography - and will expand on children's knowledge of the topic with details about underwater photography.
Students will use a diagram to enhance understanding and discuss how labels help to clarify information in a text.