All Grade 1 students are encouraged to wear the color "green" this Friday to help ring in St. Patty's Day....  Both classes will be kicking up their heels and learning an Irish Jig to help celebrate this colorful holiday!  See you dressed in green on Friday all my favorite, little leprechauns... Mrs. Landry:-)

Reminder to all Grade 1- A parents that we have only have a little over a week left to get our "Easter Basket" prepared for the Auction that will take place on Wednesday, March 27th.  Our theme is " Relaxing with a Good Book".   Donations of books have started to trickle in, but please feel free to send in items that have to go with our theme of relaxing as well, slippers, pillow, blanket throw, etc.  All types of books for children and adults will be well received!  We can't wait to build our basket with all of your generous donated items from you and help our "Home and School" with this major fund rasier for our school and students! Thank you so much!

Today was Grade 1- A's 91st day of school. This means that in 9 more school days we will be celebrating our 100th Day of School. We will be 100 days smarter than we were when we started Grade 1 in September! In celebration of this event, we will be asking our friends in Grade 1 to bring in 100 items. These items could be pennies, food items (macaroni, cheerios, etc), paper clips, lego....... Our friends will be counting, grouping and writing about these items, so start thinking of what you might like to bring in boys and girls. Our 100th Day celebration is coming fast!  On Monday, Feb. 4th, Grade 1-A marked 91 days of school on their classroom calendar.  This means that in 9 more school days, we will be celebrating 100 days of being in school since we began Grade 1 in September.   I am so proud of my grade one friends and all that they  have learned over the past 100 days!  In celebration of this, I am asking all my grade one students to bring in 100 items and these can be brought in now so we have them in time for our celebration.  The items could be anything from pennies, to buttons, to paper clips,  to some food items like macaroni, cheeries, raisins, etc.  Whatever you want to bring in, would be wonderful.  We are going to count, group and write about these items, so start searching for an idea now boys and girls.   Our 100th day celebration is fast approaching!