Friday, November 21, 2014

We are Grateful

I am grateful for marbles because when I am bored my marbles will be there all the time. So i can play with them. -Vivian

I am grateful because I can take care of my sister.
-Adrian

I am grateful for my mom and sister because my mom cooks dishes of food and my sisters get to play with me. - Unsigned

I am grateful for my sister. -Jose

I am thankful for my family because they're always there for me and love me a lot. -Pamela

I am grateful for my IPad. -Elvis

I am thankful for my mom because she always buys me stuff I need. -Jenise

I am thankful for my school because if we never had a school people would not learn and they would be dumb. -Cassidy

I am thankful for caring about people. -Khyah

One thing I am grateful for is a werewolf toy so I can hug it when I am so sad. - Savannah

I am grateful for my mom because she makes food for us. Shutha

One thing I'm grateful for my Minnie Mouse because when I'm scared or sad it's always there for me. She has a  special  smell like strawberry and she makes me smile. -Emily R.

I am grateful for my mom and dad because they make me lots of food. -Nailin

I am thankful for my teachers and friends because they are nice to me. -Unsigned

I am thankful for my teachers in 3rd grade because they teach me a lot of cool stuffl. -Gaby

I am grateful for food. -Unsigned



Thursday, November 13, 2014

Thank You for the Snack Donations!

November 4th, 2014                         




Dear 3-211 Families,

For the last 2 years our school received a Snack Grant. Everyday students were given a fruit or vegetable and it was amazing! With that snack we noticed that the class was able to sustain their focus for their morning’s academic work. This year, the grant was discontinued and the school no longer provides these great snacks.

Many students have asked about snacks. We are asking for your help to provide snacks to the class.

Some suggested snacks are:
  • baby carrots
  • pears
  • bananas
  • grapes
  • graham crackers
  • goldfish crackers
  • wheat pretzels

We are sending home a calendar.  With 29 students and 2 teachers, if every family picks one day a month, we could have a snack every day.  If you can participate, please fill your child’s name on one day of the calendar. We would greatly appreciate your help and if you have any questions, please feel free to ask!  
                                                   

Respectfully yours,
                                            Mrs. Esperon and Ms. Voigt

Telling Stories Through Music



We were fortunate enough to go to an assembly where musicians used three instruments  to tell a story entitled The  Little Ant that got Hurt. The musicians played a cello, a bass, and a clarinet. 
Vivian said she could feel the vibrations from her seat. 
The students were asked by the composer which parts of the music went with sections of the story. 
It was exciting to hear the art of storytelling combined with musical instruments.