Math Homework begins…

Math homework was sent home today in your child’s Roughneck folder.  Please have your child complete this then sit down with him/her and go over it.  There is a place for you to sign.  Have your child return it no later than Thursday.  We hope this system gives you some flexibility!

August 26 – 30

Math – Place value & Addition/Subtraction

3.2A(R)- compose and decompose numbers to the hundred thousands using objects, pictorial, and numbers. Expanded notation.

3.2B(S)- Relationships in Base 10 Place Value System

3.4A(R)- Solve one and two step addition and subtraction problems within 1,000

Science – Properties of matter

3.5A- Measure, test, and record physical properties of matter, including temperature, mass, magnetism, and the ability to sink or float

Dates to know…

Tuesday 8/27 – Parent Orientation at 5:30pm in Intermediate cafeteria

Friday 8/30 – First HS pep rally – please send pep rally note if your child will be picked up early for this

Other dates to know….

September 2 – Labor Day Holiday

September 5 – Boy Scout Sign-Ups-Cafeteria-6:30pm-8pm

October 3 – Progress Reports go home

October 4 – Big Kahuna kick-off

October 5 – Monster Trucks – WOEF Fundraiser

Week of August 19th – 23rd

Math – place value

3.2A(R) – compose and decompose numbers to the hundred thousands using objects, pictorial, and numbers.  Expanded notation.

3.2B(S) – relationships in base 10 place value system

Science – science tools & safety

3.1A – demonstrate safe practices as described in TEA approved safety standards during classroom and outdoor investigations using safety equipment as appropriate, including safety goggles, or chemical splash goggles, as appropriate, and gloves,

3.4 – collect, record, and analyze information using various science tools

Homework – Math homework will come home on Friday and be due back no later than the following Thursday.

Dates to know…

Parent Orientation – Tuesday, August 27th – 5:30-6:30

Meet in the cafeteria, then dismiss to:  3rd grade – library, 4th grade – cafeteria,  5th grade – computer lab

August 30 – Pep Rally Clubs begin/First pep rally

September 9th – First day that parents can eat with their student

Dismissal Procedures for Elementary Students

IMPORTANT CHANGES FOR PRIMARY

Primary parents will no longer be allowed to pull students from the walkout line during dismissal. All students will be dismissed from the gym beginning with bus riders FIRST. All other students will be dismissed after all buses have left the circle. They will be walked out and parents may then take their child.

Reminder: All intermediate students who walk home will get on the last bus and ride to the Middle School where they will be dismissed to walk home. This will provide a safer route as they will use the crosswalk and have the traffic controlled by the school crossing guard. Intermediate parents may not park and walk in to pick up students at the end of the day. Parents should use the car pickup line following the procedures shown below.

Even though we have very organized and specific procedures in place for dismissal and student pick-up, intermediate parents need to be mindful that there are 18 classes of primary students who will be dismissing only twenty minutes prior to intermediate dismissal. Many of these students have never been to school and this will result in congestion for about the first week of school. Bus drivers will be delivering new students to new addresses. The buses will be later arriving back to pick up our intermediate students. This will also result in your students arriving home a little later than usual the first week.

THEREFORE, INTERMEDIATE PARENTS – EXPECT DELAYS THE FIRST FEW WEEKS.

We want our parents informed and prepared for intermediate pickup, and each parent needs to become familiar with the TWO dismissal procedures that will be followed throughout the year. The video below illustrates and states the procedures that students and their parents will follow at the end of each day. If everyone will review and know these procedures, we are confident that we can keep our students, your children, safe.

THIS VIDEO WILL TELL YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PICK-UP.