Please pray for Peter Woitalla, Brooklyn Hanneken, and Carter Happke as they will be making their First Holy Communion this weekend. May the blessings of the Lord be with them on this day and always.
Our classrooms are buzzing with excitement for the Rox Reading Program! The goal is to read 100 minutes each week. Please sign and return Week #2 on Monday, April 23rd so your child can be entered into the weekly drawing. Those students that complete all 4 weeks will be eligible for two FREE TICKETS to a St. Cloud Rox 2018 regular season game!! Please record your minutes for Week #3 on the sheet that came home Friday.
As part of our Catholic Social Teachings, Ms. Stewart's class visited Meadow Ponds on Wednesday. We made bracelets/necklaces with some of the residents. Highlights from our trip included- talking with the residents, giving three of them Veteran's blankets, and making them smile!
Subjects
Math: Students finished up Unit 10 on Decimals and Place Value. They took their test on Friday. In our next unit students will be revisiting whole number operations.
Language Arts: This week, we read a story called Splish, Splash! Animal Baths. We read about how different animals clean themselves.Throughout the story we compared and contrasted their behaviors.
Grammar: Students learned about the articles a and an. We use an when the word that follows starts with a vowel sound.
Religion: This week, we read the bible story where Jesus preformed the miracle of multiplying bread and fish for a large crowd of people. Jesus says He is the bread of life and He comes into our hearts during Holy Communion.
Social: We will begin our Child Protection Unit on Monday. A letter came home on Thursday telling about the topics we will cover. If you do not want your child to participate in these lessons please let Ms. Stewart know.
Science: We now having growing plants and beautiful butterflies! Unfortunately, the weather hasn't cooperated to let anything go outside! Therefore, the butterflies will be living the remainder of their lives in captivity (which is better than freezing to death!). We watched a video that showed an experiment with growing plants in different living conditions. Students learned what plants need to grow!
Our classrooms are buzzing with excitement for the Rox Reading Program! The goal is to read 100 minutes each week. Please sign and return Week #2 on Monday, April 23rd so your child can be entered into the weekly drawing. Those students that complete all 4 weeks will be eligible for two FREE TICKETS to a St. Cloud Rox 2018 regular season game!! Please record your minutes for Week #3 on the sheet that came home Friday.
As part of our Catholic Social Teachings, Ms. Stewart's class visited Meadow Ponds on Wednesday. We made bracelets/necklaces with some of the residents. Highlights from our trip included- talking with the residents, giving three of them Veteran's blankets, and making them smile!
Subjects
Math: Students finished up Unit 10 on Decimals and Place Value. They took their test on Friday. In our next unit students will be revisiting whole number operations.
Language Arts: This week, we read a story called Splish, Splash! Animal Baths. We read about how different animals clean themselves.Throughout the story we compared and contrasted their behaviors.
Grammar: Students learned about the articles a and an. We use an when the word that follows starts with a vowel sound.
Religion: This week, we read the bible story where Jesus preformed the miracle of multiplying bread and fish for a large crowd of people. Jesus says He is the bread of life and He comes into our hearts during Holy Communion.
Social: We will begin our Child Protection Unit on Monday. A letter came home on Thursday telling about the topics we will cover. If you do not want your child to participate in these lessons please let Ms. Stewart know.
Science: We now having growing plants and beautiful butterflies! Unfortunately, the weather hasn't cooperated to let anything go outside! Therefore, the butterflies will be living the remainder of their lives in captivity (which is better than freezing to death!). We watched a video that showed an experiment with growing plants in different living conditions. Students learned what plants need to grow!
Birthday Lunch: April 25th
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Upcoming Tests:
Spelling Test: April 26th Weekly Reading Test: Fridays |
Important Dates:
April 27th - Grandparents' Day May 11th- First Communion Celebration Mass @ 8:30 |
Sacrament:
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