Our daily schedule is based on 10 Cycle Days. On days 1/6, our class has art class with Ms. Hayes-Roddy; on days 2/7, we attend music class with Mrs. Lempke; we visit the library with Mrs. Cox on days 3/8 (students are encouraged to take their library books home to enjoy); on days 4/9 we have P.E. with Mrs. Parkert; and on days 5/10 we go to the beautiful, new computer lab with Miss Jakopovic! Look for monthly calendars in your child's silver agenda. Strings classes are optional, and those students who attend strings work with Mrs. Stout on days 1/6 and 3/8 for one half hour each time. Those students are responsible for making up anything in the classroom that they missed while at strings class. Field Club is a Winner's Circle school, and students will be setting goals in reading/writing, math, and citizenship each quarter. If students reach their goals, they will be recognized in many special ways! Look for new goal sheets in your student's agenda each quarter!
We are currently exploring magnets, reading comprehension, cultures around the world, math computation (long division/multiplication), settlement of Nebraska, and poetry.
Our daily schedule is based on 10 Cycle Days. On days 1/6, our class has art class with Ms. Hayes-Roddy; on days 2/7, we attend music class with Mrs. Lempke; we visit the library with Mrs. Cox on days 3/8 (students are encouraged to take their library books home to enjoy); on days 4/9 we have P.E. with Mrs. Parkert; and on days 5/10 we go to the beautiful, new computer lab with Miss Jakopovic! Look for monthly calendars in your child's silver agenda. Strings classes are optional, and those students who attend strings work with Mrs. Stout on days 1/6 and 3/8 for one half hour each time. Those students are responsible for making up anything in the classroom that they missed while at strings class. Field Club is a Winner's Circle school, and students will be setting goals in reading/writing, math, and citizenship each quarter. If students reach their goals, they will be recognized in many special ways! Look for new goal sheets in your student's agenda each quarter!
We are currently exploring magnets, reading comprehension, cultures around the world, math computation (long division/multiplication), settlement of Nebraska, and poetry.
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