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<span style="font-size: 10pt;"><span style="font-size: 12pt;">  I know this is a fun and busy time of year, but we are still focused on our standards and have several important assessments coming up.  It will help your child stay focused at school if they keep their regular evening routine and bedtime.  It is so important that your child is here on time each day. This allows them to be prepared for each day, turn in work and ask any questions. <br />
☺<strong>New!!! This is an awesome resource for finding books on your child's level. I will be sending home your child's lexile number this week in their Thursday folders. They just finished the winter SRI test. </strong><br />
  Search for Books by Lexile at Barnes & Noble.  Barnes & Noble, the world’s largest bookseller, now offers its customers the ability to search for books by Lexile measure—in stores and online at Barnes & Noble.com.  (Lexiles are another way that books are leveled.  To find out more about Lexiles and levels go to the “Links” page on our website and under the Reading heading select Book Leveling  - This is a website that provides information on book levels/Lexiles/AR.)<br />
When shopping in stores, there are two ways to find books at your Lexile level: you can ask a sales associate at the service desk to look up titles by their Lexile measure; or, in stores that have customer kiosks, you can visit Barnes & Noble.com and conduct your own search for books at your Lexile level. When shopping online, Barnes & Noble.com offers a Lexile Reading Level wizard that allows you to build a custom book list based on your Lexile measure and interests. The Lexile wizard is available on the “B&N Kids” page, in the box called “Easy Search Tools for Children’s Books” (see below). To launch the Lexile wizard, click on the “Find Children’s Book” button. <br />
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Calendar Notes<br />
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➢    Friday, December 18th – Last day of Second Quarter, Winter Vacation Begins<br />
➢    December 21st – January 1st School Closed/Winter Vacation<br />
➢    Monday, January 4th – Teacher Workday<br />
➢    Tuesday, January 5th – Classes resume for students!<br />
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This Wednesday is our Cobb Performing Arts trip to the Atlanta Symphony at
the Cobb Energy Center. We will be leaving @ 11:00 and returning at
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<div>This week:<br />
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<div><strong>Writing:</strong> <span style="color: red;"> How do I write a  report?</span> <span style="color: red;">Work on Inventor reports</span><br />
<strong>Grammar:</strong> <span style="color: red;">Differentiated spelling with short e words</span><br />
<strong>Science: </strong><span style="color: red;"><strong></strong>More Matter</span><br />
<strong>Math:</strong> <span style="color: red;"> Subtracting fractions and mixed numbers with like and unlike denominators. Quiz on Tuesday<br />
<span style="color: #000000;"><strong>Reading:</strong></span> Reading nonfiction</span><br />
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<div>Thanks and have a good week!!!</div>
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