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    3a Newsletter Week of January 7 2019

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    The teacher welcomes students back from the holidays and wishes them a blessed new year. This semester will be busy with school activities so regular attendance is important. Tutoring is available for math on Mondays and reading on Tuesdays. Upcoming lessons include the 4 times tables in math, pronouns and adverbs in English, and different types of communities in social studies. The newsletter provides reminders about drop-off locations and ongoing collection drives for bottle caps, box tops, and soda tops.

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    The teacher welcomes students back from the holidays and wishes them a blessed new year. This semester will be busy with school activities so regular attendance is important. Tutoring is available for math on Mondays and reading on Tuesdays. Upcoming lessons include the 4 times tables in math, pronouns and adverbs in English, and different types of communities in social studies. The newsletter provides reminders about drop-off locations and ongoing collection drives for bottle caps, box tops, and soda tops.

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    The teacher welcomes students back from the holidays and wishes them a blessed new year. This semester will be busy with school activities so regular attendance is important. Tutoring is available for math on Mondays and reading on Tuesdays. Upcoming lessons include the 4 times tables in math, pronouns and adverbs in English, and different types of communities in social studies. The newsletter provides reminders about drop-off locations and ongoing collection drives for bottle caps, box tops, and soda tops.

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    3a Newsletter Week of January 7 2019

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    NEWS FROM 3A

    WEEK OF JANUARY 7 , 2019


    Happy New Year! Welcome back. I hope your holidays
    were filled with family, friends and fun. I wish you a new
    year filled with many blessings! Thank you so much for all
    of your generous and thoughtful gifts! They were so greatly
    appreciated! I am returning to school refreshed and excited to get back to
    We emphasize the spiritual,
    work!
    intellectual, and physical
    development of each
    This semester will be filled with lots of school activities, so we will have to be
    very conscious to get in as much instructional time as we are able. Please con-
    individual.
    tinue to bring students to class on time and to make sure that they miss as little
    of school as possible. Let’s get busy!

    MATH ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS


    Students will use estimates to This week's words have the schwa sound. We
    help them add and subtract with 3 will resume our regular test schedule: Thurs-
    or more digits. We will continue working on day-Dictation Test; Friday-Spelling Test. In
    the next set of multiplication tables: the 4’s. language, we will focus on pronouns, adjec-
    Students will have the opportunity to practice tives and adverbs as well as revisit all of the
    the 4 times tables through the use of wrap grammar we have studied to this date. We
    arounds, flash cards and centers. We will also will continue to work on writing skills in-
    begin working on time, money and measur- cluding poetry. In reading, students will con-
    ment. Fractions will be coming up as well. tinue working on main idea and author’s pur-
    Please practice their basic addition and sub- pose. We will finish up our theme of Inspired
    traction facts with them. They will need to by the Sea. Students will also work on read-
    have a good grasp of these facts in order to do ing informative selections. Tutoring for read-
    well in adding and subtracting greater num- ing is available on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:30.
    bers and regrouping. Tutoring for math is
    available on Mondays from 3:30-4:30.

    HANDWRITING
    ALL work will need to be done in cursive. We will double our efforts in class to
    practice words and connections as well as send home assignments for practice.
    SCIENCE-Students will compare the amount of time it takes
    each planet to orbit the sun and identify the characteristics of
    comets. We will also researching their chosen planet for their plan-
    et project.
    RELIGION-This week students will learn about prayer. This
    week’s Word of the Week is descended-move or fall down-
    ward. This Week’s Good News comes from Luke 3:15-16, 21-
    22.
    SOCIAL STUDIES-This week students will learn about different
    kinds of communities: urban, suburban and rural. They will also
    be learning about different kinds of maps.

    REMINDERS
    The only drop off is on Stanton Street. The Arizona parking lot is not a
    drop off. Parents need to park and walk students to the school at the
    crosswalk if they are using the parking lot. The lot behind the gym and
    the church is also not to be used to drop off students. Thank you, in ad-
    vance, for your cooperation!
    We are collecting Price’s bottle caps and Box Tops for Education. Please
    help us out by sending these items in when you purchase milk or other
    products with box tops for education.
    We are also collecting soda pop tops. Please send those in when you
    have the opportunity.
    MARK YOUR CALENDAR
    January 6 Feast of the Epiphany
    January 7 Teacher in-service
    January 8 Classes resume
    January 9 Students must be in Mass attire (whether we will have Mass or Children’s Liturgy is
    TBA); we are hosting the principals’ meeting on this day as well

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