Team Urban,
As a culmination of learning about Hispanic Heritage these past two weeks, students made maracas in class.
Monday: Musical Monday
Tuesday:Tinkerbell/Tigger Tuesday: Dress as your favorite Disney character.
Wednesday: Western Wednesday
Thursday: Throwback Thursday
Friday: Fitness Friday: Wear your sports jerseys or workout gear.
We are excited to announce that 3rd grade will be heading to the Safari Park in Escondido on Oct. 28th. Students must wear an ILCS shirt. Please purchase one in the office if your child needs an ILCS shirt for the field trip.
Field Trip Information:
Here are some important FAQ's for our Safari Park Field Trip on Oct. 28th. I will be selecting 7 chaperones for the field trip.-Can I drive my child to and from the field trip? Yes. (see bolded question below)
-Can I drive my child's friend? Only if their parent is in the car as well.
-Can I just drive my child straight to the Safari Park without coming to school at 6:30am? No. You and your child must check in with me at school and then sign them out into your custody at school.
-Can I go if I am not picked as a chaperone? Yes, however, you will pay at the group rate of $15 upon entrance to the park.
-Can siblings go? As long as they are in your care and you are not an assigned chaperone.
-Can I bring my other children if I am a chaperone? No.
-Can I stay with my child at the Safari Park when the school leaves? Yes, as long as you meet us at the time/place of departure to sign your child over into your supervision.
-Can I/spouse be a chaperone? Yes, as long as you/spouse are approved by the office.
-How will I know if I am a chaperone? I will notify you by person or email by the end of this week.
-Do I need to ride the bus if I am a chaperone? No, but it is expected that you are there waiting upon our arrival at Safari Park if you choose to be a chaperone.
-Do I need to wait for ILCS to enter the park, if I plan on driving myself and arrive before the group. YES! You may not enter the park prior to our group's arrival. During the field trip, it is expected that your child will remain with their assigned group and chaperone, even if additional adults are coming.
-What is the cost for a chaperone and non-chaperone? Chaperones are included for free in our group rate, and non-chaperones will need to pay the group rate of $15 when arriving at the park. Please do not send any money into the classroom, as it will not be accepted.
-Do we have to pay for parking? No, but you must mention you are with ILCS (Inland Leaders Charter School) at the parking lot entrance.
-Please check Parent Square on the day of the field trip for our arrival at the park and back to school. We are expected to be back at school between 3:30pm and 4pm.
This week:
Due Daily: Math fact practice
Reading Log: 4 entries-Due Friday-Students should be writing down what they read every day for 20 min. Parents: please sign reading log if reading was completed. When looking at each student's AR goal, the students who are doing nightly reading are achieving their goals and their growth in reading is evident. Many reading logs are still incomplete for our first week of October. November 5th is the last day for students to take AR tests for the 1st trimester to meet their AR goal. As of right now, several students are still below 50% of their AR goal. Remember, if students make their goal all 3 trimesters they will have the privilege of going on a walking field to White Rabbit in June.
-What is the cost for a chaperone and non-chaperone? Chaperones are included for free in our group rate, and non-chaperones will need to pay the group rate of $15 when arriving at the park. Please do not send any money into the classroom, as it will not be accepted.
-Do we have to pay for parking? No, but you must mention you are with ILCS (Inland Leaders Charter School) at the parking lot entrance.
-Please check Parent Square on the day of the field trip for our arrival at the park and back to school. We are expected to be back at school between 3:30pm and 4pm.
This week:
Due Daily: Math fact practice
Reading Log: 4 entries-Due Friday-Students should be writing down what they read every day for 20 min. Parents: please sign reading log if reading was completed. When looking at each student's AR goal, the students who are doing nightly reading are achieving their goals and their growth in reading is evident. Many reading logs are still incomplete for our first week of October. November 5th is the last day for students to take AR tests for the 1st trimester to meet their AR goal. As of right now, several students are still below 50% of their AR goal. Remember, if students make their goal all 3 trimesters they will have the privilege of going on a walking field to White Rabbit in June.
SPANISH HOMEWORK:
hay- there is/there are
rapido- fast
despacio- slow
camina- walk
corre- run
llora- cries
rie- laughs
