A New Year!
A new year has begun! Let’s hope this year brings forth positive things. Kindergarten students are bringing home homework packets nightly. We started on January, Monday 11, 2021. Inside your . . .
December Newsletter
It's hard to believe that Christmas Vacation is almost here! Title I Teachers will be busy doing winter benchmark testing. Our last day with students is Tuesday, December 8th. The testing . . .
November Newsletter
Accelerated Reader Times for Book Checkout or Quiz Monday: 1:30 p.m. – 2:20 p.m. Tuesday: 9:05 a.m. – 9:55 a.m. . . .
Reading with your Child
Reading with your Child Sharing a book with a child is fun! It’s a time for closeness, laughing and talking together-and it can also give children a flying start in life and help . . .
A New School Year Begins
It's hard to believe that we are finally back to school. It has been wonderful to see the students again and their smiling faces enter the building. I feel . . .
Simple Strategies for Creating Strong Readers
Without a doubt, reading with children spells success for early literacy. Putting a few simple strategies into action will make a significant difference in helping children develop into good readers and writers. . . .
How Can I Help My Child Be Ready to Read and Ready to Learn?
Many parents are asking, "How can I help my child read and learn before they begin school?" Below are a few things you can begin with your child at an early age. Talk to your infant and toddler to help them learn . . .
Title I News
It's hard to believe that half of the school year is almost over. Title I will begin Dyslexia testing on December 9. That will be followed by AIMS Web Plus . . .
Be a Great Reading Partner
It’s no fun to read when forced to or when embarrassed and ashamed to read. Building trust and supporting a young reader is crucial as a reading partner. Here are a few tips for becoming . . .
Parent/Teacher Conferences
It's hard to believe that it's time for Parent/Teacher Conferences already! Time has flown by. Parent/Teacher Conferences are October 17, 2019, from 1:30 p.m to 6:00 . . .
Welcome Back
Welcome back! Another school year has begun and we've been busy in Title I. We have completed our assessments and classes will begin on Tuesday, September 10th. . . .
Summer Vacation and Reading
Summer vacation is almost here! Did you know that your child can participate in the Putnam County Public Library's Summer Reading Program? The reading program begins June 1-June 30 for ages birth-15-years-old. There . . .
End of the School Year
It's hard to believe that this school year is almost over! It has flown by. I have enjoyed working with your child and want to thank parents for helping with baggy books. April and . . .
March is National Reading Month
March is National Reading Month March is National Reading Month and here are a few ideas to make reading fun for your child. Pick out the right book. Let your . . .
Tips for Parents of Young Readers
Tips for Parents of Young Readers Here are some tips for parents to use with young readers: Bring a book or magazine along anytime your child has to wait, like at a . . .
It's a New Year!
There is no App to Replace Your Lap
Christmas Vacation is over and a new year has begun! If you are like me, that means getting back in a routine. Your child will be bringing home their baggy books on Monday, January 7th. The nightly . . .
Books Make Great Gifts
Christmas is almost here and I can hardly believe it! Need a quick Gift for someone? A book! It’s a gift that continues giving. Books can take you anywhere, increase your reading . . .
Helping Your Child With Reading
Read with your children often, and try these simple ways to help them become excited about reading: Start with your child’s picks. Children are more likely to read . . .
Parent/Teacher Conferences
It's that time already! I can hardly believe it's conference time. Parent/Teacher Conferences are October 17 from 1:00-6:00 p.m. I plan to be in my . . .
Parents Can Help Their Preschoolers in Learning-To-Read Process
We all know you are your child's first teacher. Reading is important for success in school and you can begin early with your child. Research shows . . .