Hello Parents,
In past years students have done their projects at home and parents have been responsible for purchasing all needed supplies. This year, students are doing the work for their projects in class. I have therefore just purchased $100.00 worth of clay.
Please send in $5.00 to reimburse me for this expense. Thank you!!
I have other items such as pipe cleaners and pom-poms the students may use. If you would like to send any additional supplies for your child to use, please feel free. If you do not wish your child to use the clay I purchased, please let me know.
I anticipate that we will start constucting the models on Friday, Oct. 5. Students should have a clear idea of how they want to use the materials to make their models.
Thank you so much for your support.
Kathy Moschel
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Weekly Update: October 1 - October 12
Good Afternoon Parents,
I wish you a happy Sunday. Last week the second grade classes had a fantastic field trip to the Danielle Stowe Botanical Gardens. I uploaded a lot of pictures to our Shutterfly page, so please have a look and enjoy. Thank you to our parent volunteers!
This coming week in Literacy we will have a Language Test on Friday. We will write a response to the short story "Shells". We will begin reading a short Chapter book about "change" and about starting a new civilization.
In Math we will continue in small groups on Chapters 1 and 2 of the third grade math book. Please have your child practice on IXLmath when he/she has time.
In Science we will study the insect's role in the food change and ecosystem. We will visit the Computer Center and complete our research for the Insect Project. We will visit the North Carolina Raptor Center and learn how birds adapt to fit their environments.
In Social Studies we will FINALLY study the importance of the Nile River to ancient Egypt. We will begin our study of the character trait of "Honesty". Congratulations to Hannah Rowe, who was voted the most respectful student by the students of our class. We will continue reading "Time for Kids" magazine.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
Reading Records are due every Monday.
Spelling Word definitions are due every Thursday.
On Tuesday, October 2, the second grade classes will visit the North Carolina Raptor Center. Please have your child dress appropriately, and bring a bag lunch and drink. There is a gift shop, so you may send cash with your child if you wish. We will leave school at 9:30, travel by bus, and return around 1:30. Thank you to our parent volunteers!!
On Friday, October 5, I will place your child's First Quarter Progress Report in his/her orange "Take-Home' folder. Please remember that this is a PROGRESS report, not a Report Card with final grades.
On Wednesday, October 10, students will present their Insect Projects. I strongly recommend that your child practice his/her presentation with you at home. Presentations are limited to 15 minutes in length. The second grade classes will host a "Bug Fest" sometime during the week of October 15-19, from 600-7:00pm in our classrooms. The exact date has yet to be determined. Insect drawings and models will be on display and students will be available to answer questions about their insect. Please bring a "buggy" treat to share.
On Thursday, October 11, we will visit the Scholars Library. Students' art work is on display at the Mint Museum and there is a reception at the museum from 5:00-700pm. I plan to attend.
On Friday, October 12, we will visit the Morrison Library.
I think that's all the news for now.
Enjoy your week!
Kathy Moschel
I wish you a happy Sunday. Last week the second grade classes had a fantastic field trip to the Danielle Stowe Botanical Gardens. I uploaded a lot of pictures to our Shutterfly page, so please have a look and enjoy. Thank you to our parent volunteers!
This coming week in Literacy we will have a Language Test on Friday. We will write a response to the short story "Shells". We will begin reading a short Chapter book about "change" and about starting a new civilization.
In Math we will continue in small groups on Chapters 1 and 2 of the third grade math book. Please have your child practice on IXLmath when he/she has time.
In Science we will study the insect's role in the food change and ecosystem. We will visit the Computer Center and complete our research for the Insect Project. We will visit the North Carolina Raptor Center and learn how birds adapt to fit their environments.
In Social Studies we will FINALLY study the importance of the Nile River to ancient Egypt. We will begin our study of the character trait of "Honesty". Congratulations to Hannah Rowe, who was voted the most respectful student by the students of our class. We will continue reading "Time for Kids" magazine.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
Reading Records are due every Monday.
Spelling Word definitions are due every Thursday.
On Tuesday, October 2, the second grade classes will visit the North Carolina Raptor Center. Please have your child dress appropriately, and bring a bag lunch and drink. There is a gift shop, so you may send cash with your child if you wish. We will leave school at 9:30, travel by bus, and return around 1:30. Thank you to our parent volunteers!!
On Friday, October 5, I will place your child's First Quarter Progress Report in his/her orange "Take-Home' folder. Please remember that this is a PROGRESS report, not a Report Card with final grades.
On Wednesday, October 10, students will present their Insect Projects. I strongly recommend that your child practice his/her presentation with you at home. Presentations are limited to 15 minutes in length. The second grade classes will host a "Bug Fest" sometime during the week of October 15-19, from 600-7:00pm in our classrooms. The exact date has yet to be determined. Insect drawings and models will be on display and students will be available to answer questions about their insect. Please bring a "buggy" treat to share.
On Thursday, October 11, we will visit the Scholars Library. Students' art work is on display at the Mint Museum and there is a reception at the museum from 5:00-700pm. I plan to attend.
On Friday, October 12, we will visit the Morrison Library.
I think that's all the news for now.
Enjoy your week!
Kathy Moschel
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Weekly Update: September 24 - October 5
Hello Parents,
I hope you are enjoying the first official day of fall, and the Festival of India. I am in Asheville, celebrating my 28th Wedding Anniversary!
Last week special events included Dr. Postma's first "Parent-Talk". It was extremely well-done and informative. If you would like a copy of his presentation, please email him and request one. He will be very happy to forward it to you. mpostma@scholarsacademy.org
Our students held their first Class Meeting, (which will be continued next week), and took their first visit to the Morrison Library. If you owe library fines, please pay them so your child can check out books.
I published a sign-up sheet for the Parent-Teacher Conferences. It is at Signupgenius.com
So far, 17 out of 20 of you have signed up. If you haven't signed up yet, please do so.
This coming week in Math, we will continue to work on subtraction with re-grouping. Some students will take their Chapter 1 Post-Test, and their Chapter 2 Pre-test, and begin Chapter 2. Students should continue working on IXL.math We have posted a performance list in the classroom, (problems completed).
In Literacy, we will continue studying "Change" using the short story "Shells". We will continue reading "Time for Kids" magazines. We will have a Language Test on Friday. Based on performance, I have moved some students to what I hope will be more appropriate Spelling Groups.
Essential Reading Questions will be posted in the classroom. They are: 1.What is the author's main idea? 2.What language and/or pictures in the selection support the main idea? 3.How can you apply the main idea to our culture/civilization? Students have completed Assessment 1 on these questions. There will be 5 more assessments throughout the school year, to measure student progress.
In Science we will continue studying the social insect, bees. We will visit the Computer Lab two more times this week to continue our research for the Insect Project. Research is Due Wednesday, Oct. 3. We will also visit the Danielle Stowe Botanical Gardens to view insects and participate in an insect presentation.
In Social Studies we will conclude our Class Meeting and vote for the person in our classroom who most demonstrates the character trait, "Respect." We will continue exploring the concept of "systems" and will analyze an aquarium system. We may begin studying the importance of the Nile River to ancient Egypt.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
On Monday, Sept. 24, and Monday, Oct.1, Reading records are due.
On Thursday, Sept. 27, and Thursday, Oct.4, Spelling Word definitions are due.
On Wednesday, Sept. 26, the second grade classes will visit the Danielle Stowe Botanical Gardens. Please have your child dress appropriately, and bring a lunch and drink. You may send some cash for use in the gift shop if you wish. STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN CASH. We will leave school at 9:30, travel by bus, and return around 2:30. Thank you to those parents who have agreed to chaperone.
On Thursday, Sept. 27, we will visit our Scholars Library from 11:45-12:15.
Friday, Sept. 28, is a half day for students. Dismissal is at 11:25. Teachers will remain to prepare First Quarter Progress Reports.
On Tuesday, October 2, the second grade classes will visit the Carolina Raptor Center. If you have not returned your permission slip, please do so ASAP! We will leave school at 9:30, travel by bus, and return around 1:00. Again, please have your child dress appropriately, send a bag lunch and drink, and send money for the gift shop if you wish. Thank you to those parents who have agreed to be chaperones.
On Friday, October 5, I will place your child's First Quarter Progress Report in his/her orange "Take-Home Folder". Please check this folder EVERY night.
I think that's all the news for now.
Have a great weekend!
Kathy Moschel
I hope you are enjoying the first official day of fall, and the Festival of India. I am in Asheville, celebrating my 28th Wedding Anniversary!
Last week special events included Dr. Postma's first "Parent-Talk". It was extremely well-done and informative. If you would like a copy of his presentation, please email him and request one. He will be very happy to forward it to you. mpostma@scholarsacademy.org
Our students held their first Class Meeting, (which will be continued next week), and took their first visit to the Morrison Library. If you owe library fines, please pay them so your child can check out books.
I published a sign-up sheet for the Parent-Teacher Conferences. It is at Signupgenius.com
So far, 17 out of 20 of you have signed up. If you haven't signed up yet, please do so.
This coming week in Math, we will continue to work on subtraction with re-grouping. Some students will take their Chapter 1 Post-Test, and their Chapter 2 Pre-test, and begin Chapter 2. Students should continue working on IXL.math We have posted a performance list in the classroom, (problems completed).
In Literacy, we will continue studying "Change" using the short story "Shells". We will continue reading "Time for Kids" magazines. We will have a Language Test on Friday. Based on performance, I have moved some students to what I hope will be more appropriate Spelling Groups.
Essential Reading Questions will be posted in the classroom. They are: 1.What is the author's main idea? 2.What language and/or pictures in the selection support the main idea? 3.How can you apply the main idea to our culture/civilization? Students have completed Assessment 1 on these questions. There will be 5 more assessments throughout the school year, to measure student progress.
In Science we will continue studying the social insect, bees. We will visit the Computer Lab two more times this week to continue our research for the Insect Project. Research is Due Wednesday, Oct. 3. We will also visit the Danielle Stowe Botanical Gardens to view insects and participate in an insect presentation.
In Social Studies we will conclude our Class Meeting and vote for the person in our classroom who most demonstrates the character trait, "Respect." We will continue exploring the concept of "systems" and will analyze an aquarium system. We may begin studying the importance of the Nile River to ancient Egypt.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
On Monday, Sept. 24, and Monday, Oct.1, Reading records are due.
On Thursday, Sept. 27, and Thursday, Oct.4, Spelling Word definitions are due.
On Wednesday, Sept. 26, the second grade classes will visit the Danielle Stowe Botanical Gardens. Please have your child dress appropriately, and bring a lunch and drink. You may send some cash for use in the gift shop if you wish. STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN CASH. We will leave school at 9:30, travel by bus, and return around 2:30. Thank you to those parents who have agreed to chaperone.
On Thursday, Sept. 27, we will visit our Scholars Library from 11:45-12:15.
Friday, Sept. 28, is a half day for students. Dismissal is at 11:25. Teachers will remain to prepare First Quarter Progress Reports.
On Tuesday, October 2, the second grade classes will visit the Carolina Raptor Center. If you have not returned your permission slip, please do so ASAP! We will leave school at 9:30, travel by bus, and return around 1:00. Again, please have your child dress appropriately, send a bag lunch and drink, and send money for the gift shop if you wish. Thank you to those parents who have agreed to be chaperones.
On Friday, October 5, I will place your child's First Quarter Progress Report in his/her orange "Take-Home Folder". Please check this folder EVERY night.
I think that's all the news for now.
Have a great weekend!
Kathy Moschel
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Weekly Update - September 17-September 28
Good Morning Parents,
The circle of life continues. Last weekend I was in Portland, OR, for the Memorial Service for my mother-in-law. This weekend I am in Austin, TX, for the funeral service for my uncle. I missed school Friday, and will miss Monday. Ms. Jones is our substitute.
I am having trouble sending emails, so I am afraid that you will not get any responses from me until I return.
Last week I enjoyed seeing many of you at Curriculum Night. Please do not hesitate to email me if you have any remaining, or new, questions.
Last week students continued working on various skills in small groups in math class. We have been reviewing telling time, interpreting data sets, and making frequency charts and bar graphs. We will continue this coming week.
In Literacy students took their second Language Test. This test included a "stem of the week". Students are writing about change generalizations and have begun studying a short story. This coming week we will again have a Language Test, students will continue writing, and we will add reading "Time for Kids" magazines. This is a weekly publication about current events. It is helpful in developing skills in: reading to find facts, map interpretation, and graph interpretation. We also visited our Scholars Academy Library.
In Social Studies we defined a civilization and compared different time-lines. We will do a series of exercises to see how a civilization develops.
In Science students completed their insect project drawings. They are quite good! We visited the Computer Lab to continue research for the projects. We learned about complete and incomplete metamorphosis. This coming week we plan to learn about solitary and social insects.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
Reading Records are due Monday, Sept. 17, and Monday, Sept. 24.
Spelling Word definitions are due Thursday, Sept. 20, and Thursday, Sept. 27.
On Friday, September 21, we will visit the Morrison Library. Al permission slips and the annual cost of transportation, ($3.00), are due.
The Festival of India is this coming weekend, Sept. 22-23. It is a wonderful event and many of our students and parents will perform. I encourage you to attend. :-)
On Wednesday, Sept. 26, the second grade classes will visit the Danielle Stowe Botanical Gardens. Permission Slips have been sent home. We already have 3 free chaperones. Anyone may also chaperone, but you will need to pay the admission fee. Please remember to send a bag lunch, drink, and a small amount of cash for the gift shop, (optional).
On Thursday, Sept. 27, we will visit our Scholars Academy Library.
Friday, Sept. 28, is a half-day of school. Teachers will remain and prepare the First Quarter Progress Reports (already!!!).
I think that's all the news for now.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Kathy Moschel
The circle of life continues. Last weekend I was in Portland, OR, for the Memorial Service for my mother-in-law. This weekend I am in Austin, TX, for the funeral service for my uncle. I missed school Friday, and will miss Monday. Ms. Jones is our substitute.
I am having trouble sending emails, so I am afraid that you will not get any responses from me until I return.
Last week I enjoyed seeing many of you at Curriculum Night. Please do not hesitate to email me if you have any remaining, or new, questions.
Last week students continued working on various skills in small groups in math class. We have been reviewing telling time, interpreting data sets, and making frequency charts and bar graphs. We will continue this coming week.
In Literacy students took their second Language Test. This test included a "stem of the week". Students are writing about change generalizations and have begun studying a short story. This coming week we will again have a Language Test, students will continue writing, and we will add reading "Time for Kids" magazines. This is a weekly publication about current events. It is helpful in developing skills in: reading to find facts, map interpretation, and graph interpretation. We also visited our Scholars Academy Library.
In Social Studies we defined a civilization and compared different time-lines. We will do a series of exercises to see how a civilization develops.
In Science students completed their insect project drawings. They are quite good! We visited the Computer Lab to continue research for the projects. We learned about complete and incomplete metamorphosis. This coming week we plan to learn about solitary and social insects.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
Reading Records are due Monday, Sept. 17, and Monday, Sept. 24.
Spelling Word definitions are due Thursday, Sept. 20, and Thursday, Sept. 27.
On Friday, September 21, we will visit the Morrison Library. Al permission slips and the annual cost of transportation, ($3.00), are due.
The Festival of India is this coming weekend, Sept. 22-23. It is a wonderful event and many of our students and parents will perform. I encourage you to attend. :-)
On Wednesday, Sept. 26, the second grade classes will visit the Danielle Stowe Botanical Gardens. Permission Slips have been sent home. We already have 3 free chaperones. Anyone may also chaperone, but you will need to pay the admission fee. Please remember to send a bag lunch, drink, and a small amount of cash for the gift shop, (optional).
On Thursday, Sept. 27, we will visit our Scholars Academy Library.
Friday, Sept. 28, is a half-day of school. Teachers will remain and prepare the First Quarter Progress Reports (already!!!).
I think that's all the news for now.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Kathy Moschel
Friday, September 7, 2012
Weekly Update: Sept. 10-Sept. 21
Hello Parents,
I am in Portland, OR, and it's supposed to reach 91 degrees! So much for enjoying cooler weather.
Last week students chose their insects for their project. We visited the Computer Lab, and students began research. They are taking notes on notecards for their presentations. Today they should begin drawing their insects. Next Monday, Sept. 10, and Wednesday, Sept. 12, we will visit the Computer Lab again. On Tuesday, Sept. 11, students will work on their drawings. Remember, all work on the project must be done in school, although if students want to do research to find a good site, or practice drawing their insects at home, that is fine.
Students gave their election speeches, and we held elections for class officers. Congratulations to EACH student for taking the risk to run for office, and for behaving in a professional manner before and after the election. Special congratulations to our winners: President: Allison Zhang; Vice-Presdient: Silvia Petrikis; Secretary: Kee Kee Venkatesh; and Parliamentarian, Oye Ogundiran. New elections will be held at the end of the first semester. We will have our first class meeting next week.
We had an interesting lesson about "Respect", using the famous photograph, "Migrant Mother". We also watched videos about the dust bowl to help students understand the photograph.
This coming week in math we will continue meeting in small groups. Each student has an individual daily assignment to work on when their group is not meeting with me. Every student has been entered on IXL. I will email your usernames and passwords individually.
Everyone has also been added to our Shutterfly page, although there are no pictures on it yet. :-)
In Literacy we will complete identifying generalizations about change. We will read a short story about change and write about the change generalizations. In addition, students will receive Spelling Words on Monday, a "Stem of the Week" on Tuesday, and will have a Language Test on Friday.
In Social Studies we will Locate Egypt on a map and a globe, and define a civilization through a series of exercises.
In Science we will be visiting the Computer Lab, drawing our insects, and learning about the life cycle of a Tiger Beetle.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
Monday, Sept. 10, is Curriculum Night. Please meet in my classroom at 7:00 until 7:30, or from 7:30 until 8:00. I will do my best to answer all of your questions.
Also on Monday, Reading Records are due.
On Wednesday, Sept. 12, drawings for the Insect Project are due.
On Monday, Sept. 17, Reading Records are due.
On Thursday, Sept. 20, I will be out of the classroom having oral surgery. Ms. Jones will be our substitute. I plan to be back in the classroom on Friday, Sept. 21.
On Friday, Sept. 21, we will visit the Morrison Library at 1:30. Thank you to all parents who have sent in bags for their child's library books.
I think that's all the news for now.
Have a great weekend!
Kathy Moschel
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Weekly Update: September 4 - September 14
Good Morning Parents,
I hope you are enjoying this Labor Day weekend!
Last week we started studying our content areas in earnest. Students completed a comprehensive math Pre-Test. I have corrected the tests, and placed your children in performance-based groups. Every chapter we will do another short Pre-Test, and your child may be moved to a different group depending on his/her skill level in that particular area of math. We had a few whole class lessons, and group lessons will begin this coming week.
In Literacy the students completed a spelling Pre-Test, and I have placed students in performance-based groups. We had a short Language Test Friday on common nouns and proper nouns. This Monday your child will be given a list of spelling words. Spelling will be taught in small groups. On Friday, students will take a Language Test. Instructions are on the spelling word list. Please check it to see what is expected. We will continue to work on common nouns and proper nouns. Reading comprehension tests are in progress. Thank you for bringing in your children before and after school! The tests are very time consuming. I will explain the results at the Parent-Teacher Conferences in October. We have begun studying the concept of "Change" using the William & Mary units developed specifically for highly gifted students.
In Science we have identified the defining characteristics of insects and are now studying different life cycles.
In Social Studies students completed a Pre-Test on ancient Egypt. We began studying what constitutes a civilization. We held nominations for class officers. Speeches and voting will be held this coming Thursday.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
Please make sure you have completed the on-line registration form for your child's Scholars Academy Library Card. (This is in addition to having a Public Library Card.)
On Monday, September 3, there is no school in honor of the Labor Day holiday.
On Tuesday, September 4, Reading Records are due.
On Wednesday, September 5, your child's choice of insect is due for the Insect Project.
On Friday, I will not be at school. I am going to Portland, OR, for the Memorial Service for my mother-in-law. Ms. Jones will be our substitute. Students will take a Language test. The form for the Parent-Student Handbook are due.
On Monday, September 10, Reading Records are due. It is "Curriculum Night", or "Teacher Talk". Please meet in my classroom. I will attempt to explain our curriculum, and answer any other questions you might have.
On Wednesday, September 12, the drawing of your child's insect for the Insect Project is due. I have scheduled 3 sessions in the Computer Lab to do research, and we will work on the drawings in class. You may discuss the project with your child, but ALL work needs to be done in class.
Here is our Morrison Library Schedule for the rest of the school year. Please send a bag for your child's library books.
Friday, September 21.
Friday, October 12.
Friday, November 2.
Friday, December 14.
Friday, January 11.
Friday, February 1.
Friday, March 8.
Friday, April 19.
Friday, May 10.
We are in the process of scheduling field trips. Here is a list of where we intend to go for the rest of the school year. This list may be changed as necessary! Field trips cannot be scheduled too far in advance, so I will give you dates as I get them.
September: Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens
Perhaps the Bee Farm on the top of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
October: Carolina Raptor Center
November: Lindy's Homemade Ice-Cream
January: A government office
February: Schiele Museum
March: Little Architecture
Mint Museum
April: Discovery Place
A Chinese Restaurant
May: Hall Family Farm
We will add the Charlotte Symphony when we get the performance date.
THANK YOU for filling out all the forms I requested, and for bringing in money for the class book and for the IXL Math program. We will register students this coming week.
THANK YOU to Rebecca Young, who has volunteered to be our room parent!!
I think that's all the news for now!
Have a great weekend!
Kathy Moschel
I hope you are enjoying this Labor Day weekend!
Last week we started studying our content areas in earnest. Students completed a comprehensive math Pre-Test. I have corrected the tests, and placed your children in performance-based groups. Every chapter we will do another short Pre-Test, and your child may be moved to a different group depending on his/her skill level in that particular area of math. We had a few whole class lessons, and group lessons will begin this coming week.
In Literacy the students completed a spelling Pre-Test, and I have placed students in performance-based groups. We had a short Language Test Friday on common nouns and proper nouns. This Monday your child will be given a list of spelling words. Spelling will be taught in small groups. On Friday, students will take a Language Test. Instructions are on the spelling word list. Please check it to see what is expected. We will continue to work on common nouns and proper nouns. Reading comprehension tests are in progress. Thank you for bringing in your children before and after school! The tests are very time consuming. I will explain the results at the Parent-Teacher Conferences in October. We have begun studying the concept of "Change" using the William & Mary units developed specifically for highly gifted students.
In Science we have identified the defining characteristics of insects and are now studying different life cycles.
In Social Studies students completed a Pre-Test on ancient Egypt. We began studying what constitutes a civilization. We held nominations for class officers. Speeches and voting will be held this coming Thursday.
Here are some reminders for the coming weeks:
Please make sure you have completed the on-line registration form for your child's Scholars Academy Library Card. (This is in addition to having a Public Library Card.)
On Monday, September 3, there is no school in honor of the Labor Day holiday.
On Tuesday, September 4, Reading Records are due.
On Wednesday, September 5, your child's choice of insect is due for the Insect Project.
On Friday, I will not be at school. I am going to Portland, OR, for the Memorial Service for my mother-in-law. Ms. Jones will be our substitute. Students will take a Language test. The form for the Parent-Student Handbook are due.
On Monday, September 10, Reading Records are due. It is "Curriculum Night", or "Teacher Talk". Please meet in my classroom. I will attempt to explain our curriculum, and answer any other questions you might have.
On Wednesday, September 12, the drawing of your child's insect for the Insect Project is due. I have scheduled 3 sessions in the Computer Lab to do research, and we will work on the drawings in class. You may discuss the project with your child, but ALL work needs to be done in class.
Here is our Morrison Library Schedule for the rest of the school year. Please send a bag for your child's library books.
Friday, September 21.
Friday, October 12.
Friday, November 2.
Friday, December 14.
Friday, January 11.
Friday, February 1.
Friday, March 8.
Friday, April 19.
Friday, May 10.
We are in the process of scheduling field trips. Here is a list of where we intend to go for the rest of the school year. This list may be changed as necessary! Field trips cannot be scheduled too far in advance, so I will give you dates as I get them.
September: Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens
Perhaps the Bee Farm on the top of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
October: Carolina Raptor Center
November: Lindy's Homemade Ice-Cream
January: A government office
February: Schiele Museum
March: Little Architecture
Mint Museum
April: Discovery Place
A Chinese Restaurant
May: Hall Family Farm
We will add the Charlotte Symphony when we get the performance date.
THANK YOU for filling out all the forms I requested, and for bringing in money for the class book and for the IXL Math program. We will register students this coming week.
THANK YOU to Rebecca Young, who has volunteered to be our room parent!!
I think that's all the news for now!
Have a great weekend!
Kathy Moschel
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