Highlights:
Students got to individually explore
Dreambox today, which allowed every child to deeply explore lessons and
skills. It was so quiet in each classroom, you could hear a pin drop!
Each of our gladiolus bulbs are really
starting to grow! In Mrs. Leung-Chow’s class we noticed that the tip of
our sprout has split into two separate leaves. I wonder… what will happen
next?
Homework:
Literacy M.A.P. – It’s
the weekend, take a Literacy M.A.P. break!
Tell and Show: Silently
and sneaky “s” is slithering up! Be safe, don’t be sorry and start your
homework now.
Dream Box: Dreambox
is an interactive math program that the students have been working on here at
school. We encourage the students to log in at home and practice
developing their problem solving skills. Teachers are able to track their
progress and see what areas they are excelling in or that may need improvement.
Here is the link: https://play.dreambox.com/login/dq8q/panoramahs
Home Reading –
Please have your child read around 20 minutes every night. Don’t forget
to engage your child by talking to them about the text. Being a good
reader is more than just knowing the words!! Good readers will: make
connections, ask and answer questions, visualize the text, make inferences and
transform their thinking.
Alternatives to Traditional Reading –
Part of being a good reader is understanding how to tell a story!
Sometimes listening to a good book is just as educational as reading a good
book. Please check out the links below for alternatives for those days where
you’d like to a change of pace.
(username: panorama password: books)
Ask Me About:
How tall is our gladiolus plant?
What other observations did we make on Day 11?
Important Dates:
Monday, May 2nd
– Return your RSVP for the Volunteer Tea
Monday, May 2nd
– Scholastic Book Orders due
Monday, May 2nd
– Walking Club @ 12:15pm
Monday, May 2nd
– Return information form regarding Arbour Day
Wednesday, May 4th
– Walking Club @ 12:15pm
Thursday, May 5th
– Jump Rope Club forms due back
Friday, May 6th
– Arbour Day & BBQ & lunch. Don’t
forget to send a nutritious snack for the morning and something for your child
to drink. Also, please wear your Spirit Wear or school colours of blue and gold.
Reminders:
Please read the special invite that was
sent home and RSVP to the Volunteer Tea by Monday, May 2nd. Young
children are welcome!
Is your child interested in joining the
Jump Rope Club? A blue notice was sent home with the remaining students
who have not joined a club yet this year. Please sign and return by Thursday,
May 5th.
FYI:
2015 Yearbook Offer
Dear Parents, if you missed out on ordering
a yearbook last year, you have one more chance to order.
If there are enough orders to make a print run,
the 2014-2015 Yearbooks will be available for $35 each. We will need 50 books
to make this feasible. Please see the
front office to get an order form by May 9th 2016. Thanks!
Friday, May 6th
is Arbour Day and our school will be planting a tree and hosting a BBQ.
Each student will be receiving one free all beef hot dog during lunch.
*Note that the return date on the form is incorrect. Please sign and
return the form by Monday, May 2nd.
Please join us in appreciating the
wonderful volunteers at Panorama Hills School! On Thursday, May 19th
from 1:30PM – 2:30PM, we will be hosting a Volunteer Tea in our Gymnasium to
recognize and celebrate all that our volunteers do for our school community.
Come and enjoy some special treats served by none other than our silver service
Grade Three Student Voice team! We look forward to seeing you there!
We need volunteers! – All the grade 1
classes are going on a field trip to the International Calgary Children's
Festival on May 25th. Each class will need 5 parent volunteers in
order to go! We are going to be spending the day downtown at the
festival and will also be seeing a performance by Fred Penner. If you have
security clearance, we would love to have you join us. Please notify your
child's teacher if you're available. Thank you!
PHS School monthly Calendar and
newsletters
Milk Cards can
be purchased at the office, for students staying at school for lunch
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