Mrs. Glasscock

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During the school year, each student will have the opportunity to be the Star 
Student for an entire week.  Being a Star Student is more than just having a 
fancy title for a week.  Our Star Student is given special privileges and 
opportunities to celebrate how special he or she is.  While your child is the 
Star, each day of the week will consist of an exciting event or activity to 
honor him or her and to help us get to know our special classmate.  Below you 
will find information on each daily activity that is given to the Star 
Student of the week.

Monday-Getting to Know You
The Star Student will be interviewed by classmates.  Each child will be given 
the chance to ask the Star a question about him/herself.  When the interview 
is complete each child will write the Star’s name and draw a picture of him 
or her.  These pictures will be compiled into a book and sent home with the 
Star Student.  The Star’s self portrait will be hung on the Star Student 
bulletin board for the week.

Tuesday-Poster Share
The Friday before your child is to be the Star, s/he will be sent home with a 
large, blank piece of poster-board.  Please help your child create and 
decorate this poster with things that tell all about him/her.  Include things 
like, name, birthday, siblings, pets, favorite book/story, favorite color, 
favorite food, special talents or hobbies, etc., etc.  You may use any 
materials to decorate the poster (i.e., paint, markers, crayons, fabric, 
pictures, etc.)  Be creative and have fun together while making a poster all 
about your child.  Please send the poster to school on the following Tuesday 
to share with the class.  The poster will hang in the classroom for the 
duration of the week and then be returned home.

Wednesday-Favorite Picture Book
Our Star Student will need to bring one of his or her favorite picture books 
to read to the class (or have the teacher read to the class).

Thursday-Treasured Trinkets
The Star Student will bring 3 special items from home to share with the 
class.  Students are encouraged to bring items that hold a special meaning 
rather than just a collection of toys.

Friday-Star Friends
Our Star Student will be presented with a friendship book created by his or 
her classmates.

Additional ideas for families during the week:
Lunch Buddy:
I encourage you to come and eat lunch with your Star one day during their 
special week.

Parent Letter:
I also encourage you to write a letter to our class telling why your child is 
so special.  I will read this to the class during the week.

Please help me to celebrate your little shining star during their special 
week!

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