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Homework: Week of May 20th
Food Pantry:
June- can of fruit
May - can of vegetable
April- rice
Friday , May 24thNO SCHOOL
Thursday, May 23rd
1. Reading - wkbk pg. 174; read again Cesar Chavez
2. Math - iknowit.com HW due Wed.
3. Grammar - pg. 73
4. Religion - pg. 154 due Thursday; Ch. 12 test Thursday
NO SCHOOL FRIDAY, MAY 24th, MONDAY, MAY 27th and TUESDAY, MAY 28TH--Enjoy your holiday weekend!!Wednesday, May 22nd
1. Reading - 3x new vocab
2. Math - wksheet
3. Spelling - worksheet, test
4. Grammar - pg. 69
5. $1.00 for Dress Down tomorrowTuesday, May 21st
1. Spelling - L. 32 sentences
2. Religion - Ch. 11 test tomorrowMonday, May 20th
1. Reading - Gram & Me test tomorrow
2. Math - worksheet
3. Spelling - Lesson 32 words- 3x each
4. Religion - Ch. 11 test tomorrow
5. Return signed field day slip tomorrow —wear gym uniform -
Spelling: Lesson 32
Lesson 32
1. red 6. brown
2. yellow 7. pink
3. green 8. white
4. blue 9. orange
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Reading - Vocab - Cesar Chavez
Vocab - Cesar Chavez
1. change 6. buy 11. crops
2. better 7. grow 12. life
3. ripe 8. began 13. homes
4. difficult 9. people 14. shack
5. move 10. farmers -
Rolling BookBags
For Safety Reasons
Rolling Bookbags
Are NOT
ALLOWED in First Grade
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First Grade Service Project
Dear Parents,
As part of our service project, the first graders are responsible for replenishing the parish's food pantry. "It is in the spirit of giving that we truly receive."
Food pantry items are due by the first Friday of every month. Participation counts towards their Religion grade.
The following are the items for the coming year:
- October: Crackers
- November: Thanksgiving List
- December: Cereal (Hot/Cold)
- January: Canned Soup
- February: Powdered Milk/Parmalat
- March: Peanut Butter
- April: Rice
- May: Canned Vegetables
- June: Canned Fruit
Thanking you in advance for your support and participation!
Mrs. Maruri-Cox 1-1
Mrs. Yee 1-2
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Welcome Back 2018
September, 2018
Dear Parents,
Welcome to the beginning of 1st Grade! I hope that you had a restful and healthy summer. This year will be very important for your child-emotionally, academically and religiously. My classroom policy is very simple: work hard, do your best and you will succeed. I hope to make it a memorable year!
Each child must have 6 notebooks; these will be distributed in class. These books will be used through out the year. Your child will also need 3 or more sharpened pencils each day, a FABRIC pencil case, 2 folders, 1 coloring book and 1 box of 16 or 24 crayons; these can be purchased elsewhere. The crayons must stay in school as they are used everyday in class. Please send in one roll of paper towel, all purpose wipes and 2 boxes of tissues by Friday, September 14th. .
-Your child's name should be on all of his or her belongings, especially the outside of the lunchbox and in the sweater/sweatshirt.
-Parents are to check their child's take home (TH) folder each night.
-Parents should sign all homework and test papers. Signed test papers are to be returned the next day.
-All workbooks and textbooks must be covered with clear contact paper by Friday, September 21st. (I will be sending a few books home each night. Please do not do any work in the books unless it has been assigned!)
-All money from home must be brought to school in an envelope labeled with your child's name, class and contents.
-Please remember, it is very important for your child to do his or her homework every night! A homework grade is given in each subject.
If at any time you have a concern or a question, feel free to contact me by email at maruri@stlucys.org or simply send in a note with your child.
Thanking you in advance for your cooperation!