Thursday, October 28th 2021

Hi NLS families, happy Thursday!

Today we:

  • read 2 chapters from The Jumbies and did lots of predicting!
  • had music and gym!
  • continued to work on our wetland creatures planning and stories
Reminders:

  • Halloween - TOMORROW on Friday, October 29th students can dress in "black and orange" or wear costumes, if they want. We have been talking about what kind of "appropriate" costumes would be allowed (no fake blood, masks, fake weapons, etc). Mrs. Brinson has also sent out information regarding costumes. Please give that a read! Ask if you have any other questions. Thanks! 🎃
  • The weather is about to get much colder and snowier! Please make sure your child has warm outdoor gear (jacket, hat, gloves/mitts, boots, and maybe even snow pants)! Students are going outside everyday for AM recess (15 min) and Lunch Recess (25 min), as well as some other outdoor activities (possibly gym, science, and other things like Field Studies Fridays). We want everyone to be comfortable in the winter weather, so warm gear is essential). If it too cold, students will stay inside (the cut off temperature is. -20C). 
  • Many students ave been asking - there IS school on Monday, November 1st 2021 - it is NOT a holiday the day after halloween. 😊



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