Announcements

FEBRUARY 6th - FEBRUARY 10th

This week is Black History celebration week.



We are beginning our new unit called, "Look Again". Our first story is, "I See Animals Hiding". This is an expository text telling how animals survive by matching the colors of the places around them. It is a well illustrated account of how animals blend in with their natural surroundings. 

Please discuss with your child the following key concepts:

• Animals are everywhere but often are hard to spot because of their color, shape and movement  match those of their surroundings.

• Animals need to hide to protect themselves.

• Some animals even change their color to match the season. They do this by shedding one coat and growing another.

Some phonics concepts students will work on this week:

They will:
*identify the sh spelling for /sh/
*identify the ge spelling for /j/
*identify the suffix -y 
*identify the spellings for /ar/, /er/ and /or/








Upcoming Events

February 1st: Library visit. Wear Yellow StarChild T-shirt. Children may bring library card to Check out books. However, returning the books is the responsibility of the parent.

February 6- 10: Black History Celebration week.

February 9th: African American Attire Parade. Students are encouraged to dress in any African American attire. Parade starts at 10:00 am.

February 10th: History on the Go! More info to come.

February 14th: Valentine's Day. Students are welcome to wear pink or red. We will have a 'red/pink' foods celebration.  A sign up sheet will be posted in my room for parents to bring in red or pink food items on this day. They will be making their own valentine bags to collect valentines from their friends.

February 16th: Pioneer Settlement Field Trip! 8:30 am - 2:00 pm. Wear Yellow StarChild T-shirt. Students will need a bag lunch. No Peanut Products

February 20th: President's Day.... No School.









Any questions at all, please do not hesitate to ask. :)

Once again thank you for your cooperation. Email: edenis@starchildlakemary.com

Together in Education, Mrs. Edenis





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