Check out these pictures from Field Day!
We had loads of fun!!!
Here's to more fun and friends...
Field Day is tomorrow! Remember to wear your class t-shirt, comfortable clothes for the warm weather, and tennis shoes (no sandles!).
Thursday morning is a Chick-Fillet sale again...$2.50 will get you a yummy
chicken bisbuit - come early before the rush and sell-out!
HAT DAY! Want to wear a hat on Friday and support Relay for Life? Bring $1.00 for a great cause and wear your hat in school! Sorry, no hats if you do not donate.
VERY, VERY, VERY IMPORTANT!
Please remember to return the large, manilla envelope with three stamps. These will be used for sending the final report cards and other important papers home at the end of the school year. All library books or payment for lost books, lunch fees, and After School Program fees must be paid before the report card will be mailed out. If not stamps are provided, the report cards will be placed in the front office for you to come pick up during the summer break.
The children have really enjoyed taking home and reading the little Sunshine Books this year. However, it seems that several books sprouted wings and dissappeared. If you have lost books, please make every effort to find those books and return them - we use them each year and if our supply dwindles, it unfairly takes an important part of our reading resources. If you should find them during the summer, please drop them off at the front office with my name on them. Thanks!
Field day is Wednesday, May 7th! Please have your child wear their CLASS T-SHIRT, sunscreen, a cap, gym shoes and shorts for outdoor play (no sandals or flip flops). *Every child should have a disposable water bottle with their name on it to keep themselves hydrated. Be sure to send in an energy packed snack for your child on this day.
Feel Free to drop by for relays between 8:10 – 9:30 or the carnival from 12:40 – 1:50.
Congratulations to our Leopards and all the Kindergarteners on their superb
performance on Friday! Thanks to all you parents who helped practice with your chldren and get them ready. The children have all truly grown so much this year!
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We had a great time at the Atlanta Zoo! Check out the Leopards...
You're Invited...
"A Year In Song"
presented by Sope Creek Kindergarteners
Date: May 2, 2008
Time:8:15 am
Where: Sope Creek Cafeteria
Don't miss this fabulous performance! The students are all working very hard to memorize songs, poems, and motions to entertain and amaze you! Please have your child at school by 7:50am. Come early for a good seat and parking space. After dropping your child off, you may proceed to the cafeteria to find a seat. Cameras and video cameras are welcome, we just ask that you not move forward to take pictures, please take them from where you areor record from the back so that everyone may enjoy the show. Please keep the area in front of our risers clear. This space will be marked with cones.Our students need to be able to move in front of the risers. Younger siblings need to stay with parents at all times. See you there!
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On Monday, March 24, we will have our "Dig It!" in-house field trip! We can't wait to go digging for
rocks...please remember to wear your class t-shirt on Monday for this.
Th
ank you for sending in the eggs with stickers and tattoos! The children had such fun hunting for them!
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Monday is St. Patrick's Day! No, we don't get a day off or
anything, but we've got some fun things planned. Please remember to wear green so the leprechauns don't pinch you!
Please remember to send in 6 plastic eggs filled with 3 stickers or tattoos by Wednesday, March 19 for a special spring activity. Please do not sent candy, and tape the eggs closed.
Thank you all so much for the wonderful lunch for our birthdays! Betsy Paganucci brought in yummy chicken salad sandwiches from Panera, and Kelly Melnick made cookies for everyone to enjoy (can we get that recipe???) And a
special thanks to Beth Gilliland for taking our kids to lunch for us so we could enjoy that wonderful meal for the entire lunch time! You have certainly made us feel special and loved! Thank you so much!!!
Mrs. Lowrie and Mrs. Reisert
Hope to see you all at the Fun Run tomorrow...and don't forget to come by the Media Center and bid on our fabulous Webkinz basket prepared by Audrey Schewe!
Parents, please remember that our policy for illness is for your child to be fever-free for 24 hours before sending the child back...that means if they have a fever in the evening before they go to bed, they are not fever-free until the next evening. I know that school attendance is very important, however, when your child is sick, a fever is one sign of the illness being contagious. Please be considerate of other children and adults, and help keep the germs at a minimum by keeping a sick child home. I have just finished a full 7 days of the flu (fevers of 101-102, chills, sweats, coughing, congestion and all-out misery!) and one of the reasons I stayed out so long (besides still having a 101 fever last night) is that I didn't want to pass this scourge to anyone else! Also, please remember to send a written note expressing that your child was ill so we can mark the absence "excused." Thanks for helping us try to keep our little ones well.