Can you believe next week is the last week of school!? I know I can't. Here are a few dates and reminders. Don't hesitate to let me know if you have questions.
- Bring a book from home each day, our classroom books will be packed up and the library will be closed.
Monday 5/22/2017: (this time has changed) Seniors from Hoover High School walk our halls. Read-a-thon, bring books from home. Memory books, letters of advice to 3rd graders.
Tuesday 5/23/2017: Field Day, wear sunscreen, bring a hat, water bottle, and sunglasses. We will practice unlocking locks for our lockers next year!
Tuesday 5/23/2017 (Tentative-if I don't send an update, then this will be the time.) 4th graders wear their end of the year t-shirts and "walk the halls" at 8 a.m. as the students of SSC congratulate them and they "Move on Up to be a Buc".
Wednesday 5/24/2017 Unfinished projects to be completed in class.
Thursday 5/25/2017: Early dismissal, board game day
Friday 5/26/2017: Early dismissal, Clean up our room day!
- Send in a self addressed stamped envelope if your child will not be here the last day of school.
- Send in any school books that your child needs to turn back in to school. They all have a hard back parent handbook at home, it is called The Student Math Handbook, it is the one that was sent home at the beginning of the year. All library books are due. Do not worry if you have gotten an email from the library about turning laptops in. They can stay at home over the summer.
- Check out the Summer Fun web site and keep learning during the summer!
- If your child did not get a yearbook and wants one, send in $30 Monday, May 22. First come first serve.
- We will be bringing home a little each day until the last day. Please help the kids remember to clean out back packs every night!!
It has been a wonderful year! Thank you so much for sharing your children with me. Have an amazing, restful, memory filled summer! A poem just for you:
I give you back your child, the same child you confidently entrusted to my care last fall. I give him back pounds heavier, inches taller, months wiser, more responsible, and more mature than he was then.
Although he would have attained this growth in spite of me, it has been my pleasure and privilege to watch his personality unfold day by day and marvel at this splendid miracle of development.
I give him back reluctantly, for having spent many months together in the narrow confines of a crowded classroom, we have grown close, have become a part of each other, and we will always retain a little of each other.
We have lived, loved, laughed, played, studied, learned, and enriched our lives together this year.
But give him back I must.
Love,
Mrs. C.
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