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Specials

We will alternate weeks for specials (gym, music, and art).  Please use the weekly Newsletter from Ms. Feinman to help you identify if it is an A week or a B week. It is crucial that students wear or bring tennis shoes with them on the days we have gym.  We will start school on an A week.



Week A

Monday- Gym

Tuesday- Art

Wednesday- Gym

Thursday- Music

Friday-Gym


Week B

Monday- Art

Tuesday- Gym

Wednesday-Art

Thursday-Gym

Friday- Music


HW
Tarea
Reading/Writing     
    Lectura/escritura
Spelling 
www.spellingcity.com  “Franklin” or “Feinman”
ortografía
Math
   matemáticas
MON
lunes

  Have your child read to you for 20 minutes .  (You may also read to them)


 NONE
  NONE
TUE
martes

Have your child read to you for 20 minutes .  (You may also read to them)
  NONE
  NONE
WED
miércoles

Have your child read to you for 20 minutes .  (You may also read to them)
  NONE
  NONE
THUR
jueves
Have your child read to you for 20 minutes .  (You may also read to them)
  NONE
  NONE



Today was the first day of school here at Dora Moore.  Room 116 had a wonderful day!!  These first graders are eager to learn! 

This first week we will be focusing on the routines and rituals of the school day. 

Please talk about these rules with your child:

1. Follow directions
2. Keep hands, feet and objects to yourself.
3. Use only school language
4. Bullying is not allowed
5. Fighting is not allowed

Click here for the homework

I hope everyone had a restful spring break!  Please click the link for all of the homework. Homework

As a reminder- I am still requiring that your child read each night for 20 minutes.  They earn prizes from me for the reading logs they turn in (so if you have some stashed away---SEND THEM!) 

Also, I have modified Spelling Homework for some students.  So this will not apply to them. Your child MUST complete one spelling activity each night. 

Ms. Feinman talked about her trip to Ireland with the class.
Ask the students what they learned about Ireland!  (pssst....I told them about Blood Pudding!)













I hope these students ate until they were full!!  Aviana's salad, carrots and kiwi look yummy!!

Please remember to send in pictures of your family eating healthy food and I will post them on this blog!!!!  Sarah_Feinman@dpsk12.org


Click the newsletter for a larger image.

Click the HW Calendar for a better image!

Click this link for all the homework for the week



Eating Right and Learning
Every day I walk students down to the lunch room.  Usually, I quickly leave to work on lesson plans, but lately I have been staying to see what kids are eating.  I am shocked to see that kids pick up a milk and the main meal (pizza or pb sandwich, or chicken, etc) and they skip the salad bar!  If they do go to the salad bar, they pick up one baby carrot and maybe a slice of an orange. I also notice students never touch their milk!  A healthy diet is crucial to learning.  If your child is sluggish in the afternoon because they haven’t had a single piece of fruit or vegetables all day, it will hurt their learning. For those families that are fortunate to have the time to pack lunches for your child- don’t forget about those fruits and veggies! 
Staying hydrated is just as important, especially in this dry climate.  Students ARE ALLOWED a water bottle that will not spill, in the classroom.
As adults, we all know how important a healthy diet is.  We are role models for our children. I am guilty!  So I am taking pledge to stop my habit of Sugar-Free Red Bull!  I also pledge to show students the healthy foods I am eating.  PLEASE talk with your children about eating right. I would love pictures of healthy meals you and your family have been eating at home.  Send them my way and I will post them on the blog! I will also take pics of students eating healthy lunches at school!  I posted links on the blog for advice about how to help kids eat healthy, please check them out! 



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First Grader Reading Milestones



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