Welcome
back and Happy New Year! I pray that everyone had an
enjoyable and restful Christmas. Thank
you to all who helped with our classroom Christmas celebration. The children had a wonderful time, and I
appreciate the effort that went into making it such an exciting day!
Our classroom is full of excited
learners this year! We are especially
enjoying the time that we spend with the reading moms and dads in the
mornings. The children enjoy being able
to spend some time out in the hallway, practicing their reading skills. Thank you to those who have been able to
assist thus far! If you would like to
receive information about being a reading helper, please send a note to school.
In Bible, we
will be talking about the life of Moses.
We
will be learning the Ten Commandments, beginning with Commandments 1-3.
- You shall have
no other gods before Me.
- You shall not
make for yourself an idol.
- You shall not
misuse the name of the Lord your God.
These
Commandments will be due on Tuesday, January 13.
On Monday, January 19, there will be
no school, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. During the previous week, we will have
discussed the reason for remembering Martin Luther King, Jr., and all that he
did for our nation.
On January 22, we will have a
school-wide Spirit Day. This month’s
Spirit Day is Clash Day. Wear the most
UN-matching clothes possible! Have fun!
Please send your child to school dressed
appropriately for the winter weather.
This includes a coat that cans zipper/button up the front, a hat or
hood, and gloves or mittens. We do go
outside when it is possible to do so.
Important Dates to
Remember:
Tuesday,
January 13 – Commandments 1-3 due
Wednesday,
January 14 – Second Quarter Ends
Monday,
January 19 – No School
Wednesday,
January 21 – Report Cards Sent via Ren Web
Thursday,
January 22 – Clash Day
As always, if you have any questions
or concerns, feel free to contact me by note, email (jmcclurebcs@gmail.com), or
telephone (610-467-0622). Enjoy the
winter weather, and stay warm!
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