Here is a look at our week.

Language Arts: This week we will begin unit six in our Benchmark curriculum. Unit 6 of the 1st Grade Benchmark curriculum is titled "Stories Have a Message." The unit primarily focuses on exploring tales and lessons to understand how characters' actions lead to consequences.

We will be taking a reading comprehension assessment on Friday.

Writing: We will learn to write opinion paragraphs.

Spelling: This week we will be reviewing long vowel i/silent e words. This week spelling words are; five, hide, nice, smiles, time, hike, ripe, tribe, slide, & bride. Spelling test will be given Friday.

Science: Groundhog unit

Math: This week we will begin unit six in our Everyday math curriculum. Unit 6 of the 1st Grade Everyday Mathematics curriculum is titled "Addition Fact Strategies." It primarily focuses on helping students develop mental strategies for addition and understanding how to solve more complex number problems.

We will have Math homework nightly.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheet
• practice sight words
• read for twenty minutes
• Read on Razkids
• Work on IXL

Up Coming Events:

• 30^th Dress Like a Twin-Free Dress Day
• I love to read mouth Feb. 2-5^th Parent readers
• 11^th and 12^th Parent Teacher Conferences (after school)
• No school Feb. 16^th

Reminder: Schedule Parent Teacher Conference.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Here is a look at our week.

Language Arts: This week we will complete unit five in our Benchmark curriculum.  Benchmark Unit five is titled "Technology at Work". The unit explores how technology and tools are used to solve problems and assist people in their daily jobs.

We will be taking a reading comprehension assessment on Friday.

Writing: We will write complete sentences using homophones.

Spelling: This week we will be reviewing long vowel o/silent e words. This week spelling words are; gem, gentle, giant, giraffe, age, page, huge, edge, bridge, &, dodge.

Science: We will continue to learn about simple machines and how they make our lives easier.

Functional Phonics: Functional phonics is a systematic approach to teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds to build decoding and spelling skills. It involves explicit instruction, where children are taught the correlations between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes) in a logical, sequential order, starting with simple concepts and moving to more complex ones. Parents can support functional phonics by encouraging phonemic awareness (hearing individual sounds in words), practicing letter-sound correspondence, blending sounds to read words, and making reading a fun, daily activities. Students will have a functional phonics homework activity nightly.

Math: This week we will complete unit five in our Everyday math curriculum. Unit 5 is titled "Place Value and Comparisons". The unit shifts focus from basic counting to understanding how numbers are structured and how they relate to one another.

We will have Math homework nightly.

Fast Bridge: We will be taking our math winter fast bridge testing this week. This is the assessments we take to monitor student growth in Minnesota.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheet
• practice sight words
• read for twenty minutes
• functional phonics activities
• Read on Razkids
• Work on IXL

Reminders:

• Student login information for Razkids and IXL was sent home last week. Please help your child login to each sight and work on them for a few minutes each night. These sights will be used as needed if we have to stay home for weather or other reasons we may not be able to come to school.
• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

Up Coming Events:

• 11^th and 12^th Parent Teacher Conferences (after school)
• Valentines Fundraiser-ends Feb. 6^th

Details:

• All sales are CASH ONLY
• Cost: $1.00 per card + sucker
• Students purchase from their homeroom teacher
• Everyone is asked to bring exact change. You can try to make change for someone if you have it, but if not, they will need to bring change the following day to make their purchase

• Sales end Friday, February 6^th
• Cards will be delivered on Friday, February 13^th

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Here is a look at our week.

Language Arts: This week we will continue unit five in our Benchmark curriculum.  Benchmark Unit five is titled "Technology at Work". The unit explores how technology and tools are used to solve problems and assist people in their daily jobs.

We will be taking a reading comprehension assessment on Friday.

Writing: We will write complete sentences using homophones.

Spelling: This week we will be reviewing long vowel o/silent e words. This week spelling words are; broke, close, home, hope, stone, nose, joke, rope, poke, & bone.

Science: We will learn about simple machines and make a pulley system.

Functional Phonics: Functional phonics is a systematic approach to teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds to build decoding and spelling skills. It involves explicit instruction, where children are taught the correlations between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes) in a logical, sequential order, starting with simple concepts and moving to more complex ones. Parents can support functional phonics by encouraging phonemic awareness (hearing individual sounds in words), practicing letter-sound correspondence, blending sounds to read words, and making reading a fun, daily activities. Students will have a functional phonics homework activity nightly.

Math: This week we will continue unit five in our Everyday math curriculum. Unit 5 is primarily titled "Place Value and Comparisons". The unit shifts focus from basic counting to understanding how numbers are structured and how they relate to one another.

We will have Math homework nightly.

Fast Bridge: We will be taking our winter fast bridge testing this week. This is the assessments we take to monitor student growth in Minnesota.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheet
• practice sight words
• read for twenty minutes
• functional phonics activities

Reminders:

• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

Up Coming Events:

• No School Monday, Feb. 19^th-MLK
• Valentines Fundraiser

Details:

• All sales are CASH ONLY
• Cost: $1.00 per card + sucker
• Students purchase from their homeroom teacher
• Everyone is asked to bring exact change. You can try to make change for someone if you have it, but if not, they will need to bring change the following day to make their purchase

• Sales end Friday, February 6^th
• Cards will be delivered on Friday, February 13^th

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Here is a look at our week.

Language Arts: This week we will begin unit five in our Benchmark curriculum.  Benchmark Unit five is titled "Technology at Work". The unit explores how technology and tools are used to solve problems and assist people in their daily jobs.

We will be taking a reading comprehension assessment on Friday.

Writing: We will write complete sentences using adjectives.

Spelling: This week we will be reviewing long vowel a/silent e words. This week spelling words are; came, date, lake, lake, make, name, page, save, shade, &, take.

Functional Phonics: Functional phonics is a systematic approach to teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds to build decoding and spelling skills. It involves explicit instruction, where children are taught the correlations between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes) in a logical, sequential order, starting with simple concepts and moving to more complex ones. Parents can support functional phonics by encouraging phonemic awareness (hearing individual sounds in words), practicing letter-sound correspondence, blending sounds to read words, and making reading a fun, daily activities. Students will have a functional phonics homework activity nightly.

Math: This week we will begin unit five in our Everyday math curriculum. Unit 5 is primarily titled "Place Value and Comparisons". The unit shifts focus from basic counting to understanding how numbers are structured and how they relate to one another.

We will have Math homework nightly.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheet
• practice sight words
• read for twenty minutes
• functional phonics activities

Reminders:

• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Hello first grade families! Here is a look at our 14th week of school!

Language Arts: This week we will begin unit four in our Benchmark curriculum. In unit four we will be learning about Benchmark Curriculum unit 4 focuses on perspectives and point of view, often titled "Stories Have a Narrator". The unit builds on the concept of stories by introducing the idea of a narrator and exploring how different viewpoints can change a story. Key components include phonics, word analysis, high-frequency words, reading comprehension, and writing, with activities like a pen pal project to help students understand different perspectives.

We will be taking a reading comprehension assessment on Friday.

Writing: This week we will learn how to write paragraphs. We will begin writing narrative paragraphs.

Spelling: This week we will be working on th, sh and ng sounds.  This week spelling words are; three, threw, throat, street, strong, square, sprain, split, splash, &, scrap. Spelling test will be on Friday. We will take the spelling assessment on Friday

Functional Phonics: Functional phonics is a systematic approach to teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds to build decoding and spelling skills. It involves explicit instruction, where children are taught the correlations between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes) in a logical, sequential order, starting with simple concepts and moving to more complex ones. Parents can support functional phonics by encouraging phonemic awareness (hearing individual sounds in words), practicing letter-sound correspondence, blending sounds to read words, and making reading a fun, daily activities. Students will have a functional phonics homework activity nightly.

Math: This week we will begin unit Four in our Everyday math curriculum. Unit 4 for first-grade Everyday Math focuses on measurement, data, and addition skills. Students learn to measure with nonstandard units, compare lengths, and create and interpret bar graphs. The unit also covers addition strategies like using doubles facts, pairs that make 10, and adding three numbers. Additionally, it includes using a number grid to find 10 more or 10 less than a given number.

We will have Math homework nightly.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheet
• practice sight words
• read for twenty minutes
• functional phonics activity

Up Coming Events:

• 18^th Winter Parade
• 19^th Pajama Day-Free Dress Day
• 22^nd-Jan. 2^nd Winter Break-No School

Reminders:

• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Hello first grade families! Here is a look at our 12th week of school!

Language Arts: This week we will begin a writing unit and learn how to write a narrative paragraph. We will work on finding the main idea and retelling the stories we read.  

There will be no spelling this week.

Functional Phonics: Functional phonics is a systematic approach to teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds to build decoding and spelling skills. It involves explicit instruction, where children are taught the correlations between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes) in a logical, sequential order, starting with simple concepts and moving to more complex ones. Parents can support functional phonics by encouraging phonemic awareness (hearing individual sounds in words), practicing letter-sound correspondence, blending sounds to read words, and making reading a fun, daily activities. Students will have a functional phonics homework activity nightly.

Math: This week we will complete unit three and take the unit assessment. We will have Math homework nightly.

Social Studies: This week we will continue a social studies lesson on voting and elections. We will vote for a new class president and complete election process.

Science: This week we will continue to focus on the impact humans have on the earth.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheets
• practice sight words
• read for twenty
• functional phonics activity

Up Coming Events:

• Trimester two begins Nov. 24^th
• Fall break Nov. 26^th-28^th

Reminders:

• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Hello first grade families! Here is a look at our 11th week of school!

Language Arts: This week we will complete unit three in our Benchmark curriculum. Unit Three is about being a good community member. We will review punctuation, capital letters, and writing complete sentences. 

This week spelling will be working on final consent blends. This week’s spelling words will be: and, hand, mend, help, fast, must, end, ring, sing, &, thing. Spelling test will be given on Friday.

Functional Phonics: Functional phonics is a systematic approach to teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds to build decoding and spelling skills. It involves explicit instruction, where children are taught the correlations between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes) in a logical, sequential order, starting with simple concepts and moving to more complex ones. Parents can support functional phonics by encouraging phonemic awareness (hearing individual sounds in words), practicing letter-sound correspondence, blending sounds to read words, and making reading a fun, daily activities. Students will have a functional phonics homework activity nightly.

Math: This week we will continue unit three in our Everyday math curriculum.  Everyday Math Unit 3, titled "Number Stories," focuses on solving word problems and includes concepts like using parts and total diagrams, counting on a number line, and working with unknowns. Key topics also involve number grid patterns, using frames and arrows diagrams, and skip counting with 2’s, 5’s and 10’s.  We will have Math homework nightly.

Social Studies: This week we will continue a social studies lesson on voting and elections. We will vote for a class president and learn the election process.

Science: This week we will continue to focus on the impact humans have on the earth.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheets
• practice sight words
• read for twenty
• functional phonics activity

Up Coming Events:

• Trimester two begins Nov. 24^th
• Fall break Nov. 26^th-28^th

Reminders:

• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Language Arts: This week we will continue unit three in our Benchmark curriculum. Unit Three is about being a good community member. We will review punctuation, capital letters, and writing complete sentences. 

This week spelling will be working on ‘S’ blends. This week’s spelling words are; scan, scout, sleep, slow, smile, smart, snow, sport, spot, &, star. Spelling test will be given on Friday.

Functional Phonics: Functional phonics is a systematic approach to teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds to build decoding and spelling skills. It involves explicit instruction, where children are taught the correlations between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes) in a logical, sequential order, starting with simple concepts and moving to more complex ones. Parents can support functional phonics by encouraging phonemic awareness (hearing individual sounds in words), practicing letter-sound correspondence, blending sounds to read words, and making reading a fun, daily activities. Students will have a functional phonics homework activity nightly.

Math: This week we will continue unit three in our Everyday math curriculum.  Everyday Math Unit 3, titled "Number Stories," focuses on solving word problems and includes concepts like using parts and total diagrams, counting on a number line, and working with unknowns. Key topics also involve number grid patterns, using frames and arrows diagrams, and skip counting with 2’s, 5’s and 10’s.  We will have Math homework nightly.

Social Studies: This week we will continue a social studies lesson on voting and elections. We will vote for a class president and learn the election process.

Science: This week we will focus on the impact humans have on the earth.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheets
• practice sight words
• read for twenty
• functional phonics activity

Reminders:

• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Hello first grade families! Here is a look at our 9th week of school!

Language Arts: This week we will begin unit three in our Benchmark curriculum. Unit Three is about being a good community member. We will review punctuation, capital letters, and writing complete sentences.  

This week spelling will be working on ‘R’ blends. This week’s spelling words are; trip, trap, brag, drop, frog, grass, prod, drag, tree, &, truck. Spelling test will be given on Friday.

Functional Phonics: This week we will begin a new curriculum called Functional Phonics. Functional phonics is a systematic approach to teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds to build decoding and spelling skills. It involves explicit instruction, where children are taught the correlations between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes) in a logical, sequential order, starting with simple concepts and moving to more complex ones. Parents can support functional phonics by encouraging phonemic awareness (hearing individual sounds in words), practicing letter-sound correspondence, blending sounds to read words, and making reading a fun, daily activities. Students will have a functional phonics homework activity nightly.

Math: This week we will begin unit three in our Everyday math curriculum.  1st Grade Everyday Math Unit 3, titled "Number Stories," focuses on solving word problems and includes concepts like using parts and total diagrams, counting on a number line, and working with unknowns. Key topics also involve number grid patterns, using frames and arrows diagrams, and skip counting with 2’s, 5’s and 10’s.  We will have Math homework nightly.

Social Studies: This week we will begin a social studies lesson on voting and elections. We will vote for a class president and learn the election process.

Nightly student homework:

• spelling words
• math activity worksheets
• practice sight words
• read for twenty
• functional phonics activity

Upcoming Events: October 27-30, - Book Fair

• October 28, - Bingo for Books
• October 29-30^th – Parent Teacher Conferences 3:30-6:30

Reminders:

• Sign up for conferences ASAP, if you have not yet done so!
• Send in cash or add money to their book account for book fair, if you would like your student to purchase books from the book fair.
• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Hello first grade families!

Here is a look at our 8th week of school!

Language Arts: This week we will work on characters, settings and the main idea of the stories we read. We will complete unit three in our Benchmark curriculum.

This week spelling will be working on ‘L’ blends. This week’s spelling words are; clock, what, when, where, flat, glad, plan, class, black, &, slip. Spelling test will be given on Friday.

Math: This week we will complete unit two in our Everyday Math curriculum. Unit two focuses on counting and number models, reviewing skills like counting on, making pairs to 10, using ten-frames, and basic addition and subtraction within 20. It also includes topics such as writing numbers, tally marks, and telling time by the hour. The curriculum builds a conceptual understanding of addition and subtraction while reinforcing number patterns and place value.

Social Studies: This week we will continue a unit on how cultures change over time. We will learn how human culture changes in the past, present and future.

Science: We will review life cycles. We will continue working on the life cycle of a pumpkin. We will observe our pumpkin seeds grow.

Nightly student homework:

spelling words, math activity worksheets, practice sight words, and reading for twenty minutes each night.

Upcoming Events:

• October 22, 2025 Unity Day
• October 27-30, - Book Fair
• October 28, - Bingo for Books
• October 29-30^th – Parent Teacher Conferences 3:30-6:30

Reminders:

• Sign up for conferences ASAP!
• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure your child is reading and working on sight words every night.
• Please communicate with the front office about any end of the day transportation changes by 2:00 o’clock PM.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Hello first grade families!

Here is a look at our 7th week of school!

Language Arts: This week we will work on characters, settings and the main idea of the stories we read.

This week spelling will be review words we have already learned this year. This week review spelling words are; you, sell, neck, frog, kids, with, pick, kicks, pack, ask, stuck, & must. Spelling test will be given on Wednesday.

Math: This week we will continue unit two in our Everyday Math curriculum. Unit two focuses on counting and number models, reviewing skills like counting on, making pairs to 10, using ten-frames, and basic addition and subtraction within 20. It also includes topics such as writing numbers, tally marks, and telling time by the hour. The curriculum builds a conceptual understanding of addition and subtraction while reinforcing number patterns and place value.

Social Studies: This week we will continue a unit on how cultures change over time. We will learn how human culture changes in the past, present and future.

Science: We will review life cycles. We will learn the life cycle of a pumpkin. We will make a pumpkin craft and open a real pumpkin and plant pumpkin seeds.

Nightly student homework:

spelling words, math activity worksheets, practice sight words, and reading for twenty minutes each night.

Upcoming Events:

• October 16^th and 17^th MEA Break-No school for students
• October 22, 2025 Unity Day
• October 27-30, 2025 Book Fair
• October 28, 2025 Bingo for Books

Reminders:

• Send a healthy snack with your student daily.
• Make sure your child has shoes for fitness. We go to fitness on Monday’s and Tuesday’s.
• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure your child is reading and working on sight words every night.
• Please communicate with the front office about any end of the day transportation changes by 2:00 o’clock PM.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Hello first grade families!

Here is a look at our 6th week of school!

Language Arts: This week we will continue unit two in our Benchmark curriculum. Unit two focuses on characters and story elements. We will be working on short “U” words. We will work on writing complete sentences, using all punctuations and when to capitalize. We will be describing the characters and the settings in the stories we read. We will take a reading comprehension assessment on Friday.

This week spelling words are; run, must, stuck, tug, mud, huff, duck, plus, yum & shut. Spelling test will be on Friday. Please practice these spelling words with your child nightly.

Math: This week we begin unit two in our Everyday Math curriculum. Unit two focuses on counting and number models, reviewing skills like counting on, making pairs to 10, using ten-frames, and basic addition and subtraction within 20. It also includes topics such as writing numbers, tally marks, and potentially telling time by the hour. The curriculum builds a conceptual understanding of addition and subtraction while reinforcing number patterns and place value.

Social Studies: This week we will continue a unit on how cultures change over time.

Nightly student homework:

spelling words, math activity worksheets, practice sight words, and reading for twenty minutes each night.

Upcoming Events:

• October 7, 2025 Grandparents Breakfast
• October 16^th and 17^th MEA Break-No school for students
• October 22, 2025 Unity Day
• October 27-30, 2025 Book Fair
• October 28, 2025 Bingo for Books

Reminders:

• Send a healthy snack with your student daily.
• Make sure your child has shoes for fitness. We go to fitness on Monday’s and Tuesday’s.
• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure your child is reading and working on sight words every night.
• Please communicate with the front office about any end of the day transportation changes by 2:00 o’clock PM.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]

Hello first grade families!

Here is a look at our 5th week of school!

Language Arts: This week we will begin unit two in our Benchmark curriculum. Unit two focuses on characters and story elements. We will be working on short “E” words. We will work on writing complete sentences, using all punctuations and when to capitalize. We will be describing the characters and the settings in the stories we read. We will take a reading comprehension assessment on Friday.

This week spelling words are; leg, fed, neck, mess, sell, pet, bet, look, are, & you. Spelling test will be on Friday. Please practice these spelling words with your child nightly.

Math: This week we finish unit one in our Everyday Math curriculum, "Unit 1” focuses on foundational concepts for first grade, including place value (especially tens and ones), number sense, and the development of addition and subtraction strategies within 20. We will take the unit one assessment this week.

Social Studies: This week we will begin a unit on how cultures change over time.

Nightly student homework:

spelling words, math activity worksheets, practice sight words, and reading for twenty minutes each night.

Upcoming Events:

• Grandparents Breakfast on Tuesday, October 7^th! The deadline for families to submit RSVP forms is Friday, September 30^th
• October 1, 2025 Picture Day
• October 7, 2025 Grandparents Breakfast
• October 16^th and 17^th MEA Break-No school for students
• October 22, 2025 Unity Day
• October 27-30, 2025 Book Fair
• October 28, 2025 Bingo for Books

Reminders:

• Send a healthy snack with your student daily.
• Make sure your child has shoes for fitness. We go to fitness on Monday’s and Tuesday’s.
• Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
• Please make sure your child is reading and working on sight words every night.
• Please communicate with the front office about any end of the day transportation changes by 2:00 o’clock PM.
• Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.

The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!

Jeleah Kreminski

First Grade Teacher

 Room 233 X8812

[email protected]