SBS Permission Slip .docx
Please sign the park permission slip. Students will get one this week if you are unable to print! Thanks so much!
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final religion guide 2018
Please use this study guide for the 2018 Archdiocesan Religion Exam.
Many thanks,
Ms. Angie
eureka_math_grade_3_module_5_parent_tip_sheet
Coming up... Fractions!
Please be sure that your child knows his or her multiplication thoroughly! 0-12 multiplication tables MUST be known very well in order to be successful in math moving forward through the years!
Math Practice Problem
Myles and Joshua hosted a party. The party began at 6:30. Everyone had a wonderful time as they ate dinner, played games, and enjoyed some snacks. The last person left the party at 10:00. How long did the party last?
Show your work and circle your answer.
Pay It Forward
Reminder to give back to the community.
Our 3rd grade class is collecting items to help kids and moms living in a shelter. You can donate to the children or mothers.
Items to collect for the children: toys, pajamas, or anything that will help put a smile on a child's face.
Items to collect for the mothers: small stocking stuffers such as body lotions, shampoo, perfume, socks, slippers, scarf and gloves, etc.
We spend a lot of time and money considering what more our children need, let's help them to pay it forward this holiday season!
Many thanks to Mrs. Orantes for leading this collection!
LET'S BRING SOME MAGIC TO,.....
West End Intergenerational Residences
The Residence provides temporary housing and support services to homeless young mothers and their children, and permanent supportive housing to formerly homeless and low-income older adults in New York City. It is different from other facilities in that it is mixed-age. It opened in 1989 and currently supports about 54 homeless young mothers aged 18-24, who are pregnant or with one or two children aged 7 and younger. You can learn more about the organization here: http://westendres.org/intergenerational-residence/
Bullying-Prevention-Parents-Guide
The third grade students will begin the bullying prevention curriculum. Please discuss with your child the religious values of Blessed Sacrament School and the importance of treating others respectfully and fairly. We are all brothers and sisters and school should be a safe haven for all.
If your child shares any bullying or uncomfortable situations, please reach out! It is important for everyone to feel safe and loved!
Many thanks,
Ms. Angie