In the classroom...
Spelling: consonant digraphs: ch and sh
Reading: Mo Willems Author Study; Book Clubs continue
Math: Place Value
English: Nouns: What is a noun? How do nouns help me write sentences?; ABC Order
Social Studies: What makes a city a city? How important are laws in a city?
Important Dates:
9.2.19 Labor Day Holiday (no school)
9.7.19 Jamboree and Picnic, 9 am
9.23.19 Class Chapel, 8 am
In the classroom...
Spelling: consonant-vowel-consonant (cvc) patterns with a focus on short i and e
Reading: Mo Willems Author Study; Book Clubs begin!
Math: number sense, tallies, </>, more/less, 100 grid work,
English: Types of sentences (looking closely at differing punctuation)
Social Studies: What makes a city a city? How important are laws in a city?
Things to Remember:
*Remember to bring in an extra set of clothes and math money
Important Dates:
8.29.19 Elementary Parent Night @ 6pm
9.2.19 Labor Day Holiday (no school)
9.7.19 Jamboree and Picnic, 9 am
9.23.19 Class Chapel at 8 am
Parents,
I have enjoyed getting to know your boys this past week and I am looking forward to meeting with you on Parent Night (Aug 29). Each week I will update the website, and the update will be sent to you each Monday by email. I will include what we are covering in class, spelling notes, important dates, and reminders. Please be sure to read the update each week for important information. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask me. I am looking forward to a great year in first grade!
Have a wonderful week!
In the classroom...
Spelling: consonant-vowel-consonant (cvc) patterns with a focus on short a, o, and u
*Spelling tests are on Fridays. Please see the spelling notes section for more details on the skill each week.
Reading: Danny and the Dinosaur and Mo Willems Author Study
Math: number sense, tallies, </>, more/less
English: What is a sentence?/Word Order
Social Studies: What makes a city a city?
Things to Remember:
*Remember to bring in an extra set of clothes and math money
*Please return all forms from the First Grade Packet.
Important Dates:
8.29.19 Elementary Parent Night @ 6pm
9.2.19 Labor Day Holiday (no school)
9.7.19 Jamboree and Picnic, 9 am
Dear Parents,
With the start of school right around the corner, I wanted to share some exciting news regarding food service for the 2019–2020 school year.
This year, all food will be cooked on campus with the freshest of ingredients. Overseeing the menu planning will be Rachel Berry. Rachel has a strong nutrition background and knows how to plan delicious meals that boys love. Each lunch will include an entree paired with a fruit or vegetable. Other options will consist of fresh fruit, raw vegetables, salads, and turkey and ham sandwiches. Our goal is to create meals that will have our boys looking forward to lunch each day. Portions will be “boy-friendly,” and there will be plenty of food for everyone on the program. In addition, we will designate days for catered meals to be served from favorite local restaurants.
Our own Lyssa Fisackerly will be administering the lunch program. She will be our onsite manager and your first contact for anything related to lunch. You can reach Lyssa at lfisackerly@pdsmemphis.org or 901–842–4609.
Lunch Program Details 2019
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOUR CHILD (1st through 6th grades) WILL NEED TO SIGN UP FOR THE LUNCH PLAN THROUGH THE PDS WEBSITE BY AUGUST 8TH.
It is time to sign-up for the PDS Lunch Program! We will be offering a vast menu of hot lunches cooked on campus. The cost for the 1st Semester Lunch Plan will be $505. The cost for the 1st Semester Drink Plan will be $95.
Lyssa Fisackerly will be administering the lunch program. She will be our onsite manager and your first contact for anything related to lunch.
Overseeing the menu planning will be Rachel Berry. Menu items will be made from fresh and wholesome ingredients. There will be many options available and each boy should be able to choose a balanced meal even if he does not choose the hot lunch on any particular day.
These items include cheddar and mozzarella cheese portions, yogurt, fresh fruit, raw vegetables, and pudding to name a few. Salads and turkey and ham sandwiches will also be available on a daily basis as well. Ice cream will be offered on Wednesdays and Fridays. A catered meal from favorite local restaurants will be served on designated days about once a week.
You can feel sure that the PDS lunch program will provide a balanced and healthy lunch as well as the convenience of not having to pack a lunch!