Dear
Families,
This
week we are learning about North Carolina’s government, Constitution, and the
election, writing critiques on narrative stories, and researching animals and
animal behaviors.
Please
allow us to extend a huge thank you to everyone who volunteered time, food,
supplies, and/or attended last Thursday night’s dinner theatre. The children
were well-prepared and charmingly entertained us, the food was delicious, and
the performance was well-attended. We raised $1381.72 for the end-of-year 6th
grade trip. Special thanks to Margaret Heifferon who coordinated our
volunteers, Lisa and Greg Barmer who organized the kitchen, stage and tables
set-up, and sound system at First Baptist Church, and to Michele Rhem and her
son, Christian, who provided violin and guitar interludes during the plays.
Over
the next few weeks, the children will be sewing baby blankets for Beaufort
County Hospital as our Thanksgiving project. If you have fleecy fabric or
appropriate “baby” print (36”x36”), please send it in by your student. Also, if
you are a seamstress (very basic sewing needed) and are available to volunteer,
please let us know. Thanks!
Thank
you all for participating in the coat/blanket drive for the victims of
Superstorm Sandy. As reported in our note home earlier this week, a former
student from our class and current middle schooler, McKenna Castellow, invited
us to participate in this effort. Her father will be leaving tomorrow, Friday, for
New Jersey as part of Coast Guard Relief and will actually transport the items
with his team. We wish the Relief Team well and again, to you all, thank you!
We
appreciate the opportunity to meet with you this week during parent
conferences. As always, thank you for everything you do for the children,
Amy
and Darla
Heads
Up:
Mon-Fri
(11-5 to 11-9): parent-teacher conferences
Mon,
11-5: $3.75 due for Friday’s hot lunch
Wed,
11-7 MPTO meeting at 3:45 in the middle
school
Thurs,
11-8: Community meeting at 6:45 p.m.
Fri,
11-9: Baked potato hot lunch (9-12 sponsored)
Mon,
11-12: Veterans’ Day—no school
Tues,
11-13: Barnes and Nobles book fair
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