Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Fall Break!
Thank you for coming to fall conferences! Don't forget to READ, READ, READ over the long break!
Thursday, October 9, 2014
It's Parent/Teacher Conference Time!
Conference time is a time for you to learn about your child's progress in school. Ask to see data about your child's grades and test scores. Find out whether your child is meeting school expectations and academic standards.
Parent/teacher conferences are also a time to discuss how your child is doing socially as well as academically. Just like you, teachers want your child to succeed. You will hear positive feedback about your child's progress as well as areas for improvement. Be prepared by thinking about your child's strengths and challenges beforehand. Make a list of questions that you may have to ask during the conference. A strong home-school partnership will help your child continue to be happy and successful at school!
Parent/teacher conferences are also a time to discuss how your child is doing socially as well as academically. Just like you, teachers want your child to succeed. You will hear positive feedback about your child's progress as well as areas for improvement. Be prepared by thinking about your child's strengths and challenges beforehand. Make a list of questions that you may have to ask during the conference. A strong home-school partnership will help your child continue to be happy and successful at school!
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Now that you have eased back into school, remember that it is very important to help your child be organized. Establishing a good morning and bedtime routine will help to provide a stress and chaotic-free start to everyone's day!
Here are some examples of a morning routine: set your alarm clock, wake up on time, get dressed, wash face, brush teeth, eat a good breakfast, get shoes and warm coat on (especially for recess now that it's chilly outside), grab backpack/lunch, catch the bus!
Here are some examples of a bedtime routine: get homework done early and organize backpack (planner signed, books packed, snack packed, etc.), take a shower, put on pj's, lay out clothes for tomorrow, have a snack, brush teeth, don't forget the bedtime story, lights out at a set bedtime.
Here are some examples of a morning routine: set your alarm clock, wake up on time, get dressed, wash face, brush teeth, eat a good breakfast, get shoes and warm coat on (especially for recess now that it's chilly outside), grab backpack/lunch, catch the bus!
Here are some examples of a bedtime routine: get homework done early and organize backpack (planner signed, books packed, snack packed, etc.), take a shower, put on pj's, lay out clothes for tomorrow, have a snack, brush teeth, don't forget the bedtime story, lights out at a set bedtime.
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