Okay all you ghouls and goblins, witches and vampires, princesses and super-heroes, get your costume together for a spooky good time in Mr. Linnet's class on Friday!! Both Kinder and 1st Graders may dress up in our combo class, or if they prefer, just come to school with some crazy hair. We will have some ghostly games, ghastly stories, and haunted activities to make your bones chill. We will make some books, do some art, and maybe even eat some halloween treats. So don't miss out. Parent helpers are welcome to dress up and help out throughout the day, and we will have a Halloween Costume Parade through the school with the Kindergarten classes at 11am. Hope to see you there!!
-Mr. Linnet
This is our "Virtual Forum" for all the exciting things we are studying in class. You can see the skills we are working on, links to enrichment activities, and even helpful information from our school. Thanks for stopping by and checking us out. Hope your child enjoys our site and comes back frequently!! -Mr. Linnet
Monday, October 25, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
New Link!! Book Club Orders Online!!
Check it out on the right, you can now order books through Scholastic from our Blog!! Simply click the tab, create a family account, put in the activation code provided, and start shopping!! This should make things much easier for all. You pick what you want, purchase them online, and they are mailed directly to the school. I will do my best to stay on top of this new feature and I hope it helps!!!
-Mr. Linnet
-Mr. Linnet
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Comments are working now!!!
Please feel free to leave comments. I have fixed the filter so anyone can leave a comment now. If you do not wish to use your email address, just post as anonymous. It shouldn't block anyone out anymore. Thanks for all the feedback and your endless work at home.
-Mr. Linnet
-Mr. Linnet
Sunday, October 17, 2010
How are we doing???
Hello to all my families and students. I'm curious what your thoughts are about how this year is going so far. We've had many changes this past year, and have had a couple months adjust to those changes. So now I'm wanting to hear from you:
How are the routines?
How is the homework going in your home?
Are your children still happy and excited about school?
Are the Book Bags proving helpful?
What are you hearing from your children that maybe I am not?
Please take the time to respond, even if you don't have much to say, a simple "Things are Great!" will work. I'm wanting to make this blog a collaborative process to better my practices and best meet the needs of your children. I hope you are satisfied with the structure and pace of my class. I'm feeling very confident in the direction of our class, and feel like I am keeping pace with the expectations of both Kindergarten and 1st Grade standards as I learn the new curriculum, however any input you have will be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all who have been helping in the classroom, and to all of you who have been putting in the extra effort with your children at home. I see it in their homework as well as what they produce in the classroom. Keep up the great work!
How are the routines?
How is the homework going in your home?
Are your children still happy and excited about school?
Are the Book Bags proving helpful?
What are you hearing from your children that maybe I am not?
Please take the time to respond, even if you don't have much to say, a simple "Things are Great!" will work. I'm wanting to make this blog a collaborative process to better my practices and best meet the needs of your children. I hope you are satisfied with the structure and pace of my class. I'm feeling very confident in the direction of our class, and feel like I am keeping pace with the expectations of both Kindergarten and 1st Grade standards as I learn the new curriculum, however any input you have will be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all who have been helping in the classroom, and to all of you who have been putting in the extra effort with your children at home. I see it in their homework as well as what they produce in the classroom. Keep up the great work!
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