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We hope all of our families had a wonderful holiday season and were able to spend some quality family time with your children when they were home on winter break. We have officially started our third quarter of the school year, it's hard to believe it is already half way over!

Report cards will be coming home on January 23rd. Please review this with your child and reach out to your child's teacher with any questions.

Please mark your calendar for the evening of February 4th and plan to stop by Shadowlawn with your child for our annual Student Led Conferences. Please keep an eye out for more information coming home in Thursday folders in the coming weeks.

Amber Eliason
Principal

January 10: End of Quarter 2

January 13: Teacher Plan Day - No School for Students

January 14-16: Mid-Year State Assessments for Reading K-5

January 17: 1st Grade Field Trip to Naples Zoo

January 20: School Closed for MLK Jr. Day - No School for Students

January 21-23: Mid-Year State Assessments for Math K-5

January 23: Report Cards Go Home

January 23 & 24: 4th Grade Field Trip to FGCU

January 30: Student of the Month Celebration

January 31: 2nd Grade Field Trip to FGCU

February 3-7: National School Counseling Week - Thank you Mr. C!

February 4: Student Led Conference Night - 5:00-6:30

February 10: Early Release Day - Dismissal at 12:05

February 11: SAC Meeting 7:40 AM (date change)

February 11: SLE PTO Chick-fil-a Night 5-9PM

February 14: Field Day

February 17: School Closed for President's Day - No School for Students

February 21: Spring Picture Day

Click HERE to access the CCPS academic calendar.

Please mark your calendars for the evening of Tuesday February 4th for our annual Student Led Conferences. Drop in with your child anytime between 5:00 and 6:30 to visit your child's classroom. Students will be prepared to share their mid-year progress, goals, and work they are proud of with their parents.

Many thanks to all of our students and families who participated in our annual Read-A-Thon! We well surpassed last year's fundraising efforts and raised over $6,000 for our school! Teachers are already making plans for fun lessons, activities, and events that will be funded by the Read-a-Thon.

Students and classes that raised the most money celebrated this week with a Pizza Party!

Our character trait for the month of January is self-control. We define self-control as being in control of your thoughts, emotions, and actions. At Shadowlawn, we are continually encouraging this invaluable trait in our students, and we will be awarding students displaying it during our January 31st Student of the Month celebration!

An important way to help you the parent(s) and your children have longer conversations is to balance their questions with comments. This handout helps you understand the power of comments and guides you to use a variety of comments to build your child’s communication.

Activity calendar for the month of December. These are short speech and language exercises to do with your child every day!

If your child is considered an English Language Learner, please see the letter below with information about the upcoming ACCESS for ELLs test.

Kindergarten has been buzzing with excitement and creativity! Our students showed their creativity by making scarecrows as part of our fall activities, and they had a blast participating in the ABC Fashion Show during our Read-a-Thon. We also took our first field trip to the Golisano Children’s Museum, where the kids explored, learned, and made amazing memories together.

First grade has been having fun practicing subtraction using part-part-whole and sight words using hands-up, pair-up to holiday music.

Second graders are practicing their place value skills to 1,000 by building, comparing, and decomposing 3-digit numbers. They worked together to create snowmen that represented different numbers, using their knowledge of hundreds, tens, and ones. The students had "snow much fun" showcasing their math skills in this creative and engaging activity

Third graders have been working hard at mastering their multiplication tables. They are learning different strategies on how to multiply. Once they complete all their multiplication tables they earn an ice cream cone.

Ms. Ames Scientists conducting an experiment! By putting chalk in a jar, they were able to experience weathering and erosion happening in front of their very eyes!!

Fifth-grade math students are practicing dividing decimals through task cards designed to challenge and enhance their skills. They are moving around the room, solving problems, and seeking support when needed. This active approach helps them build confidence in their mathematical abilities.

2161 Shadowlawn Drive

Naples, FL 34112

Office: 239-377-8400

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For additional information or to report Title IX or any other discrimination/harassment concerns, contact Ms. Valerie Wenrich, Chief Human Resources Officer/ Title IX Coordinator, at (239) 377-0351, wenriv@collierschools.com or at 5775 Osceola Trail, Naples, Florida 34109.