Week of October 26th

AUTO

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Thank you so much to our room mom, Jennifer Nash, for organizing our Halloween Festival party. The party is scheduled for 2:30 on Friday, October 30th. This is such a fun and exciting time for the kids! Please visit the link below if you would like to help with either supplies or volunteering for the party. Thank you!

Halloween Festival

OCTOBER

30 Japanese Drums Assembly K-3 9:15-10:15, 4-6 10:30-11:30 

     Halloween Parade 2:15, Parties 2:30

NOVEMBER

2-12 Student Council Canned Food Drive
9 Student Council Meeting 8:00
10 Positive Parent mtg. Preschool, 6:00-8:00
13 Report Cards Go Home
17 Grade 5, NOAA, 9:00-1:00
18 Vault /PTSA
20 Grandparents Day, 12:00-3:00
23-27 Thanksgiving Break

TASK #1: This is an ongoing assignment and is due on Thursday, October 30th.
Here’s an “ap-peel-ing” contest, and a fun and creative way to celebrate October’s top holiday! First, design a costume for either a real or plastic banana. Use a variety of materials, such as paper, cloth, paint, glue, markers, glitter, yarn, or whatever. Create a setting and a nameplate for your banana. Bring your completed project to school on October 30th. We will have a “parade” of costumed bananas and a panel of judges will choose the four “top bananas”. Awards will be given for the Top Banana, Scariest Banana, Most Creative Banana, and Funniest Banana.
TASK #2: For a language arts connection, each student will write a story featuring their banana as the main character. This project will be completed at home as homework. The afternoon of the 30th we will share our stories while we enjoy a special treat provided by Mrs. Wiley. Attached you will find a rubric that will be used to grade your project.

Remember:
Everything should be typed in 12-14 point font. You may choose your font type, just make sure that we can read it!
This story should be at least 1 page, double spaced

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