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B.E.A.R. Binders

What is a B.E.A.R.?

 

 

A BEAR is a special notebook that your child will carry to and from school everyday this year.

 BEAR is an acronym for Bring Everything Always Ready.

  The BEAR will help your child stay organized and keep you in touch with our classroom.

B.E.A.R. Rules:

 Take care of your BEAR; it will be used all year!

Clean out the "Classwork" pocket every evening.

   

 Take your BEAR home everyday and bring it back each morning.

  Keep your BEAR clean - do not eat or drink in front of your BEAR!

 Show your BEAR to your parents everyday - they will be so proud of your new responsibility!

B.E.A.R. Dont's:

  Don't make any marks or drawings in or on your BEAR.

  Don't leave your BEAR at home, in the car or bus, or at daycare.

  Don't let anyone borrow your BEAR or tear pages out of your BEAR.

  Don't put any papers in your BEAR that do not belong

B.E.A.R. Binder Overview

Bring Everything Always Ready

Front Pocket of Binder:

School / PTA Papers

In the front pocket of the binder you will find important papers from the school and/or PTA.  Please remove and read all of these papers promptly; they will keep you in touch with important news and events that are happening at Sutterville Elementary

Zipper Pocket:

Money and Excuses

This is where you should put all money to be brought to school (field trips, lunch, book orders) so it doesn't get "lost" in the bottom of the backpack. This is also a good place to put doctor's notes for excused absences. Students should take this money out once at school to turn in to the teacher.

First Clear Sleeve:

Newsletter /Lunch Menu

In the first clear sleeve, you will find a copy of our weekly newsletter. This newsletter will include our weekly news, notes and reminders, upcoming events, and homework. On the backside of this sleeve, you will findthe monthly district lunch menu. Note that the menu may change without notice occasionally.!

Second Clear Sleeve: Student of the Week Schedule/Class Roster

In the second clear sleeve you will find the student of the week schedule. On the backside of this sleeve, you will find our class roster.

Yellow Pocket Folder:

 

Daily Work Folder Homework Folder

In the first pocket you will find class work that your child has completed. This pocket should be cleaned out each evening. After you have "oooed and aahhed" over your child's work, I'm sure you will want to hang it on the refrigerator! ENJOY!

 

In the second pocket you will find homework papers. These papers need to be completed each night and returned to school in the same pocket the following day. Please review homework with your child for careless mistakes and initial the top of each page so that I know it was reviewed by you. Thank you!

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Blue Pocket Folder:

Weekly Progress Folder

Returned Papers to Review

In the first pocket you will find class work that your child has completed. This pocket should be cleaned out each evening. After you have "oooed and aahhed" over your child's work, I'm sure you will want to hang it on the refrigerator! ENJOY!

In the second pocket you will find homework papers. These papers need to be completed each night and returned to school in the same pocket the following day. Please review homework with your child for careless mistakes and initial the top of each page so that I know it was reviewed by you. Thank you!

Spiral Notebook:

Family-Teacher Communication Log / Study Guide

The spiral notebook will serve as our family/teacher communication log. This will be for notes between you and me. Please stress to your children that this is ONLY for the teacher and parents to write in. Check this section daily and I will try to do the same. Please ask your child to let me know when there is a note from you in the log. I will not have time to check each communication log for notes each day. There will be a special basket in the classroom for your child to place his/her STAR Binder in if it has a note for the teacher. I ask that you leave any notes that we may write in the notebook so that we can look back and remember any communications we may have had. I will initial all notes I read from you and ask that you do the same. That way, we know our notes have been read, even when no response is necessary.

The spiral notebook will also serve as your child's study guide for science and social studies this year. Any review sheets that I pass out for tests or notes taken by the children will be in this notebook. The test date will be on the page so you will know to review the information with your child for upcoming tests.

 


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