LV Primary Parent News

Dear Primary Parents,

If you participated in Pottery Night, the items were delivered to your child this morning! Please check their backpacks.

Tomorrow, we will have foot traffic enter the building through the main entrance of the school. Once you have signed your child out with your child's teacher, we will ask that you exit by the gym/cafeteria exit to help with the flow of foot traffic.

Tomorrow's schedule:

9:15 2nd grade Mason, Lange, Skloss, Koepp, Burlingame in the cafeteria

9:45- PREK/KInder in the classrooms

10:15 2nd grade Schmidt, Fiala, Petersen, Mondin, Wildenstein, Meekins in the cafeteria

10:45- 1st grade in the classrooms

**The teachers have asked that you don't arrive too early as they won't be ready for you!

Please check the lost and found in the main hallway if your child is missing anything when you are on campus tomorrow!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from LV Primary!

Thank you,

Mrs. Keck

Principal

skeck@lvisd.org

Last Friday, concrete was poured on the new wing of the Primary Campus! Thank you for your support with our bond!

December 19 - 2nd grade Christmas Performance; Christmas Parties- see flyers below.; Wear a holiday hat or shirt.

January

January 7- School resumes.

January 13- PTO Meeting

January 15- PREK Field Trip to the DoSeum

February

February 3- PTO Meeting

February 6- Class Picture Day

February 3-6 School Counseling Week

February 26- 2nd grade Wax Museum

March

March 18- 1st grade Field Trip to Devine Acres

March 24- Kindergarten POD 1 Field Trip to McKenna Children's Museum

March 31- Kindergarten POD 2 Field Trip to McKenna Children's Museum

April

April 10- Bike Rodeo

April 29 and 30- Kinder evening performances at the Fine Arts Extravaganza

May

May 1- Field Day Kinder, 1st, and 2nd

May 8- PreK Field Day

May 13- 2nd grade Field Trip to Sea World

Create Meaningful Experiences

The Christmas holiday is a wonderful time to focus on creating meaningful experiences instead of just giving material gifts. Start by creating family traditions, like baking cookies or watching holiday movies, which help children connect to the season in a deeper way. Encourage gratitude by discussing what everyone is thankful for and even creating a gratitude jar. Teach the spirit of kindness and giving by donating, volunteering, or performing acts of kindness together. Finally, manage expectations around gifts, emphasizing the importance of love, family, and experiences over material things, and reminding kids that the value of a gift isn’t in its size or cost.

LIBRARY LOOKS

December 9 - February 17 ~ Schlitterbahn Waves of Pages Reading Incentive Program for K-2 (Reading Log notes will be sent home in student folders.)

HAPPY READING!