Week 3 Update

Good afternoon parents,

 Welcome to Week 3...it seemed as if the weekend flew by!
REMINDERS - WEEK 3

Swimming Lessons - we are nearly done with these and a very big thank you for helping them to be organised for each day...I am sure they are sleeping well!

 Just a reminder that all students are to wear a rashie for the duration of the lessons. There are two main groups that are in the outside pool for the 90 minutes but today other groups did come outside...as you can appreciate the sun is very warm and the children are quick to burn.

 Parent Information Evening - this is on tomorrow night beginning at 6pm. Both sessions will begin with an introduction in the hall, during which you will hear from Fr Ian, Mr Wilkie, the P&F and the Board representatives.

 If I can ask that you make your way to 3D at the conclusion of this presentation as quickly as possible. 

 If you are unable to attend, we will send home a copy of the notes with your child on Wednesday.
HOMEWORK - WEEK 3

Reading - Read a book of their choice for 10 minutes, write this in their reading log and then bring it you to be signed.

 Mental Maths - Complete Days 1-4 of Unit 3, Day 5 will be completed in class. We will mark this each morning. If I can ask that you please check your child's answers and help them with any that they are unsure of.

 I will go through any more tricky concepts in class. 

 This week we are looking at Friendly Pairs - Addition. If you click on the link below you will see a video explaining how to use this strategy.
Spelling and Sight Words Revision will commence next week as well as a Homework Grid that is aimed at students making time to help around the home and continue their own interests.

 Have a fantastic week,

 Mrs Delane 

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