News and Notes from Grade Two
May 21, 2010
S.O.A.R.
Bible Truths: Shipwrecked and Paul in Rome
There will not be a quiz over the last unit.
Memory: For Tuesday, May 25 Study:
“…in the same way He calls, gathers, enlightens, and sanctifies the whole Christian church on earth, and keeps it with Jesus Christ in the one true faith.
For Wednesday, May 26 Study:
…In this Christian church He daily and richly forgives all my sins and the sins of all believers.
For Thursday, May 27 Study:
. . .On the Last Day He will raise me and all the dead, and give eternal life to me and all believers in Christ. This is most certainly true.”
For Friday, May 28 Study:
“The Lord is my strength and my song; He has become my salvation.” Exodus 15:2
Language Arts: Review. There will be no word wall or language test.
Social Studies: Test over Unit 6 on Thursday.
Science: We will finish chapter 13. No test.
*** If your child ordered a shirt in memory of Grace Scarlett, we plan to wear them on Friday, May 28th. Thank you!
Please note: We’ll be planting petunias donated by Margie Strange of Schneider’s Nursery on WEDNESDAY. If you have a hand tool for planting flowers and you don’t mind us using it, please send it on Wednesday in a bag. Please mark the tool with your name. Thank you.
Please remember: Class trip to The Louisville Zoo is Tuesday, June 1st. Send your child’s lunch and a drink. Please make sure all is marked with your child’s name. No money will be needed. We will not visit the Souvenir Shop, ride the train, or buy concession items. School attire is expected. Please have your child wear our class shirt. Thanks!
Thanks to the the chaperones for going along on the trip with us.
Thank you also to all the other parents who volunteered. We appreciate the support you give. Thank you!
Awards Day is June 2nd at noon.
Don’t forget the Brownstown Public Library Reading Program begins June 1st.
I’ve enjoyed working with your student. Please help him/her keep up with skills by reading together and practicing math facts over the summer. The transition to third grade will be smoother. I wish all of you a fun-filled summer and God’s continued blessings. Mrs. Wischmeier