Highlights
Today we logged into the computers and tried the Dreambox math program. A link for Dreambox can be found on the
Panorama Hills School homepage. A note
was also sent home with information on the program, along with your child’s
username and password.
In Social Studies we read the story, “The Town Mouse and Country Mouse”
and discussed advantages and disadvantages of living in these two places. During Math we are starting to apply our skip
counting skills to help us count money amounts up to $1.00. We are currently working on counting pennies,
nickels and dimes. Students are also
working on writing their own stories based on the book, “Pete the Cat: I Love
My New Shoes.”
Important
Information
Friday, Oct. 21- School pictures order forms due
(Picture retakes will be on Thursday, Nov. 3)
Thursday, Oct. 27- Parent council meeting (Gr. 4 teachers
will be presenting at this meeting)
Nov. 4- Ticket
and food orders due for the Grade 2 Family Movie night. Please note that ticket orders are on a first
come-first serve basis and that students must be accompanied by an adult.
Nov. 10- Grade 2
family movie night
Photos for School Remembrance Day
Assembly
As part of our Remembrance Day assembly we are asking for
photographs of family members, past or present, who have served in any military
branch. We are requesting a photograph
to be scanned and emailed to Mrs. Boutillier (miboutillier@cbe.ab.ca). If you cannot
scan the photograph please feel free to send it to school and we will scan it
and return it to you. Please include their name, when they served, and any
other information you would like to include.
Please send photos by November 3, 2016.
PHS Used Book Sale
We are having a Used Book Drive and
Sale. Kindly save us your gently used books (no adult books please).
Books can be brought in October 11 to November 25. The Book Sale will
happen during Parent Teacher Conferences December 1 and 2. All books will
be reasonably priced. Thank you in advance for your support!
Homework
-Each night, please have your child record
the date and one book they read on the home reading log. (If the book is longer, just write the chapter
read, or the number of pages). Your child
may read a book on Raz-Kids, one of the paper books sent home, a library book
or magazine, etc. The important aspect
is that your child reads a “just right” book, where they are able to read the
majority of words and discuss what happened in the book. Reading logs will be collected at the end of
Nov. and will be reviewed at parent-teacher conferences.
-Spelling quiz
tomorrow on this week’s words
-Try the
Dreambox math program at home
Ask me about:
What community
do you live in?
What city do you
live in?
What province do
you live in?
What country do
you live in?
patricia@mail.postmanllc.net
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