News From Room 106

Families,

We are excited to see all of you next week for Parent-Teacher Conferences. Below is the link for a reminder of when the conferences are. You will also get an email reminder two days before your conference.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090545A5A92AAAFD0-55059515-spring

As the weather begins to get (hopefully) warmer, please help remind your students that coats still should be worn when it is chilly. We like for the students to wear coats when the temperature is below 50 degrees.

March is Reading Month- A lot of fun things will be happening throughout Woodview during March. Please see the fliers below for more information!

Big Mike's Popcorn Fundraiser- Woodview will be participating in Big Mike's Popcorn Fundraiser with Ellis again this year. 15 oz bags will be on sale for $10.00. Money raised will help reduce the cost of field trips, purchase playground equipment, etc. The sale will run through March 21st. Please see the fliers below for more information.

I hope you have a great weekend,
Katie

Email: arendsk@bas-k12.org

Classroom Phone: 794-4756

Google Voice/Text: 616-236-3820

March:

3/5- Half Day Elementary only (Parent-Teacher Conferences)

3/6- Parent Teacher Conferences

3/7- Book Fair ends

3/7- Half Day (11:30)

3/10- No School

3/13- Woodview Spring Family Night (5:00-7:00)

April:
4/4-4/11- No school. Spring Break

4/23- Third Grade MSTEP

4/30- Third Grade MSTEP

Thea was this week's Spotlight Student! Thea has done an excellent job in following our classroom and school rules. Thea comes to school each day with enthusiasm and eagerness to learn! She also demonstrates great kindness to all staff and students. We are lucky to have Thea a part of our classroom!

This week's Spotlight Student is Mason! Mason has continued to work hard in completing his daily classroom work with great effort. He has done an excellent job in following our classroom rules. Mason is a great asset to our classroom family!

Students have done a great job at placing fractions on a number line. We will continue to work on this skill next week. Students will work to find and build equivalent fractions.

We completed our narrative stories this week! We can't wait to show the students' work during conferences. We have also been working on our next Expository unit. Students are reading a variety of texts that introduce us to special adaptations animals have survive in their habitats.

We are closing in on our Animal Through Time unit. We have reviewed this week. Students are taking home a paper copy today. We will plan to test Monday, March 3rd. We will then move back to Social Studies.

This week, students worked on placing fractions on a number line. Next week, we will continue to review this skill, along with comparing fractions with greater than, less than, and equal to symbols.

Throughout the month, we will focus on Citizenship. Students will work on demonstrating honestly, courage, kindness, and respect. We will work on ways to show this at school, at home, and in our community.