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Eagle Eyes - Eastvalley Elementary School

Eastvalley Elementary School
Eagle Eyes
a Publication of your Eastvalley PTA®
October 2009
LAST-MINUTE SURPRISE WINNER
IN “KISS THE FROG” CONTEST
Eastvalley students were able
to cast their votes throughout
the weeks leading up to Fall
Festival, for their favorite
Eastvalley Staff Member to
“Kiss the Frog”! This created
a lot of excitement amongst
the children. Coach Albert
was in the lead throughout the
last week, but was overtaken
on Fall Festival Day by 5th
Grade Teacher, Ms. Branham.
every child. one voice.®
Eastvalley Elementary School
National School of Excellence
Karen Wacker, Principal
2570 Lower Roswell Road
Marietta, GA 30067
(770) 578-7214
Kristen Pyle
Co-President, Eastvalley PTA
770-321-1168
[email protected]
Tammy Feilmeier
Co-President, Eastvalley PTA
770-973-3923
[email protected]
Traduções portuguesas
páginas 16-19
The Eastvalley Pledge
On our wings,
we pledge to do our best,
in our country and in our school.
Ms. Branham Kissing the Frog at the Fall Festival
Our much loved and gracious winner, Ms. Branham, was also a very good
sport…. Here she is kissing the frog to the delight of the children in the
audience, who were chanting, “Kiss the Frog! Kiss the Frog!” Thank you,
Ms. Branham!
The Runner-ups in the contest were…. Runner-Up: Coach Albert
Third Place: Team Co/Mo. Thanks to all the volunteers who made this
year’s “Kiss The Frog” Contest a fun event!
We fly beyond the common,
being respectful to all people,
in all we do at Eastvalley.
A look Inside this Issue .....
- FREE Movie Night
- Red Ribbon Week
- Fall Festival Pictures
- Character Kids
School website: www.EastvalleyElementary.com PTA website: www.eastvalleypta.org
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Dear Eastvalley Parents,
Fall is all around us! Fall happens to be one of my
favorite times of the year with the cooler weather, football
and all the festivals around the area.
The PTA did a marvelous job putting on an awesome Fall
Festival at Eastvalley. The weather could not have been
better, the rides were popular with the children and the food
was yummy! Of course, the raffle baskets brought some
excitement at the end and the Kiss A Frog contest was
popular again! Mitzi Branham, a 5th grade teacher, showed
such great spirit in kissing the frog, even though she wasn’t in
the running until the last minute! Way to go Ms. Branham!!
Karen Wacker, Principal
Thanks to PTA, especially Marlene Kassens, Tammy Feilmeier, Sue Larsen and Tai Terry for their
hard work on this event!
As we end our first nine weeks of school and begin our 2nd nine weeks, here are some ways for
you to help your child at home:
1. Ask them specific questions about their day like, “what did you learn in math today? Show me
how to do it.”
2. Give them a time and place to complete their homework. Check it after they are done and talk
about the mistakes you see. Ask them, “tell me about what you were thinking when you gave this
answer.” Sometimes they need to hear someone think out loud to see how it’s done.
3. READ, READ, READ to them, with them and listen to them! Nothing is more beneficial to your
child that reading at home with parents. Every child should be reading or being read to at least
20 minutes every night!!
4. Encourage them to give everything their best effort, even if it is something they don’t necessarily
like to do.
5. Be a good role model for all aspects of the school day….being on time, respectful communication,
completing activities, and giving it your all. Children always look to the adults in their lives to see
how they should act!
Thank you for your continued support of your children and the teachers at Eastvalley. Please read
my blog each week for upcoming events and other communications. You can access it at
www.eastvalleyelementary.com. You can also call me at any time to discuss issues, concerns,
questions and ideas. The school phone number is 770-578-7214.
Have a great October!!!
Karen Wacker
Principal
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Dear Eastvalley Students, Staff and Parents,
We are on a roll this fall…It has been an exciting few weeks full of activities and fun.
The Fall Festival was a huge success and it was a pleasure to see all the families enjoying the
gorgeous day. We are happy to be able to bring this fun event to our Eastvalley Families free of
charge so that all can participate. It is your support that makes this possible and we thank you.
Congratulations to all who made the cut off for our first Books For Breakfast of the school year.
Keep Reading! If you didn’t make it this time, keep working hard to make the next deadline,
December 18th. Also, don’t forget about our Math Club. Find out more about the Math Club,
including how to use the First in Math website at www.eastvalleypta.org. Keep Calculating!
Red Ribbon Week is next week, October 26th - 30th, and we need volunteers for this event.
Please see the Red Ribbon article for more information and the list of daily events for the week.
To volunteer, contact Peggy Jordan at [email protected]
Our next PTA meeting will be November 5th and we hope to see you all there.
It is not too late to join the PTA, order your directory, buy Eastvalley reusable bags, or purchase
spirit wear. Please contact us for information.
We know that all of the activities, homework, and paperwork can sometimes be overwhelming,
but just know that all our combined efforts are for the good of our children and our school.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us [email protected]
or [email protected]
Let’s keep rolling…
Tammy Feilmeier and Kristen Pyle
Your Eastvalley PTA Co-Presidents 2009-2010
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As you know, your child will be taking the Criterion Referenced Competency Tests (CRCT) in April 2010.
These tests will be based on the Georgia Performance Standards curriculum your child is being taught
at school each day. The Georgia State Department of Education has developed an online assessment
system containing practice tests that your child can take at home if he/she has access to the internet.
There is no charge for the assessments and you can monitor your child’s progress easily.
The practice tests are based on the skills and knowledge that will be tested next spring and test items are
presented in the same format that students will see on the actual test. It is not too early to start practicing
for the CRCT! On Tuesday, October 13, 2009, a letter was sent home with all of the details and directions
on how to use the system. We hope this resource will be helpful to you throughout the year. If you have
any questions, contact you child’s teacher or Dr. Sage Doolittle, Assistant Principal, at 770-578-7214 or
[email protected].
Thank you for your support!
Notes from Our Specialists
The Eastvalley Specialists would like you to feel free to contact them any time. If you have
questions, concerns, or comments, you can reach them at the following email addresses.
Art Music PE Computer Lab Media Center Media Center Parapro Counselor Counselor Target Teacher Target Teacher Ms. Paula Landry Dr. Anthony Bernard Mr. Donnie Albert Ms. Jennifer Swafford Ms. Janice Ritt Ms. Cindy Moran Ms. Loraine James Ms. Christine Bolt Ms. Sue Blue Ms. Sarah Covington School website: www.EastvalleyElementary.com [email protected]
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PTA website: www.eastvalleypta.org
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Friday, October 23rd - 6:00 pm
Join us in the Eastvalley backyard for
Monsters vs. Aliens
The Foundation Fall Movie Night is FREE
and open to all Eastvalley Families and
Friends.
- Come at 6:00 and enjoy some pre-movie
activities.
- Bring a picnic dinner or pre-order a pizza
through the Foundation.
- Popcorn, sno-cones, cotton candy, and
drinks are $1, pizza slices are $2.
See you there!
Notes from ESOL
As you all know, building vocabulary is important to all learners. We recommend checking out
this site: www.vocabulary.com
Here you will find many helpful resources. Categories include root words, word lists, test
preparation, and vocabulary lists for over 125 books. Remember building vocabulary builds
readers.
Also, ESOL families, join us at the Public Library on October 24th at 10:30AM. We will have
interpreters and assistance available in getting you and your child a library card. To receive a
library card, parents need to bring a utility bill for proof of Cobb County residence.
The library is a great place to be!
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Character Kids September 2009
Page RESPECT
Grade
Teacher
Student
Grade
Teacher
Student
K
Fortune
Avery Halseth
3
Amon
Megan Bunch
K
Hestad
Kimara Henderson
3
Baker
Magsun Graba
K
Hoffmeister
Evan Gavino
3
Barrett
Anna Warwick
K
Savage
Liat Klemm
3
Klueter
Seydou Maiga
K
Walcott
Grace Shen
3
McCoy/Jinks
Xavier Conway
K
Whitaker
Aubrey Ward
4
Klemm/Phillips
Drashti Zalavadia
1
Hathcoat
Madisyn Goldstein
4
Kraeger
Zavier Gebrayel
1
McClellan
Colleen Allard-Smith
4
Levinson
Aubrie Holcomb
1
O’Meara/Pitoniak
Sydney Spessard
4
Cochran
Aidan Hanson
1
Shapiro
Angelica Garcia
5
Branham
William Antoniades
1
Winslett
Ethan Dugan
5
Cordova/Morgan
Trevor Hawkins
2
Greenfield
Zachary Miesch
5
Davis
Ethan Minor
2
Henderson
Maggie Favro
5
Grierson/DuBose
Mason Stewart
2
Moot
Jaylen Smith
PreSchool
Hancock
Francesca Guariglia
2
Osburn
Lily Jokay
Multiage
Orr
Mikila Adams
2
Stilwell
Nandini Bagdi
Multiage
Friedman
Jawuan Terrell
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INTEGRITY
Grade
Teacher
Student
Grade
Teacher
Student
K
Fortune
Evan Hoddinott
3
Amon
Brian Yapkowitz
K
Hestad
Max Del Carmen
3
Baker
Gilberto Rodriquez
K
Hoffmeister
Andrew Lee
3
Barrett
Shreyas Jain
K
Magee
Rain Koay
3
Klueter
Andrew Long
K
Savage
Armstrong Tang
3
McCoy/Jinks
Kyle Dugan
K
Walcott
Jerron Wright
4
Klemm/Phillips
Jalen Wand
K
Whitaker
Isaac Dia
4
Kraeger
Maggie Fleming
1
Hathcoat
Gabriel Chung
4
Levinson
Anthony Reid
1
McClellan
Anthony Barrios
4
Cochran
Caleb Terry
1
O’Meara/Pitoniak
Natalie Aluisy
5
Branham
Mclain Miller
1
Shapiro
Ben Bowman
5
Cordova/Morgan
Elizah Magee
1
Winslett
Kace Kirwan
5
Davis
Courtnie Richardson
2
Greenfield
Raymond Shen
5
Grierson/DuBose
Bryce Barnhill
2
Henderson
Liz Iglesias
PreSchool
Hancock
Dylan Fine
2
Moot
Bess Conway
Multiage
Orr
Sam Jobe
2
Osburn
Juliette Muller
Multiage
Friedman
Alexander Shaw
2
Stilwell
Josie Bertrand
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October 2009
Grade
Teacher
Student
Grade
Teacher
Student
K
Fortune
Kirby Swann
3
Amon
Azeem Rokarya
K
Hestad
Becca Bates
3
Baker
Chase Barber
K
Hoffmeister
Ellie Gibson
3
Barrett
Alex McKiethen
K
Magee
Emma Cate
Williams
3
Klueter
Micah Hemby
K
Savage
Liat Klemm
3
McCoy/Jinks
Archisha Ghosh
K
Walcott
Matthew Hestad
4
Klemm/Phillips
Gabriel Cibrian
K
Whitaker
Mary Jackson
Watts
4
Kraeger
Joseph Coles
4
Levinson
Yago Sivirino
1
Hathcoat
Sydney Shushan
4
Cochran
Sawyer Matthews
1
McClellan
Caden Mamoun
5
Branham
Tricia Awald
1
O’Meara/Pitoniak
Paden Watts
5
Cordova/Morgan
Matt Kmetz
1
Shapiro
Zaedin Salerno
5
Davis
Peyton Watkins
1
Winslett
Grace Meacham
5
Grierson/DuBose
Nelio Silva
2
Greenfield
Jadah Waite
PreSchool
Hancock
John Costa
2
Henderson
Connor Norris
Multiage
Orr
Zachary Wilson
2
Moot
Alex Said
2
Osburn
Roberto Bernal
2
Stilwell
Leo Giannoni
News from East Cobb Middle School
When Eastvalley Elementary students graduate from our fabulous school, they will proceed on to East
Cobb Middle School. During the year, we’ll be sharing a few of the activities happening at the middle
school in hopes that our students and parents will be able to make a smooth transition when the time
comes.
This month, Carrie Weatherford shares the latest news from the East Cobb Middle School Foundation:
In September, we had a blast at our Cosmic Bowling Event and raised money for ECMS at the same time.
Congratulations to students Tanner Bradford and Shannon Redmond who had the top scores! Keep an eye
out for future fundraisers such as our jewelry event in November. As always, the mission of the East Cobb
Middle School Foundation is to support the students and staff of ECMS by raising funds and providing
resources to support programs that are in alignment with the school’s mission of learning for living.
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October 26th - 30th
Next week, Eastvalley will be participating in the State of Georgia
Red Ribbon Week. This program is designed to educate students
about the dangers of using drugs and alcohol. We encourage
parents to participate by discussing the dangers of drug use with
their students.
The school will be decorated with red bows and a banner will be
hung outside stating “PROUD OF OUR SAFE & DRUG FREE SCHOOL.” Heart and Teddy Bear
Posters stating “HUGS NOT DRUGS” will be placed in areas that students observe frequently.
Eastvalley counselor, Ms. James, has been stressing “Drug Awareness” and related activities with
our students. Each morning she will have an announcement and a lottery drawing. Tickets have
been given to the students and prizes will be awarded daily to each grade level.
DAILY EVENTS
Monday “DON’T LET DRUGS TURN YOU INSIDE OUT”. Students & staff are encouraged to
wear RED clothing turned INSIDE OUT.
Tuesday Students will receive Educational Activity Books that encourage them to be drug free
by believing in themselves, setting goals, and refusing to be involved with drugs.
Wednesday “Don’t Get Tied Up With Drugs or Alcohol”. Students and staff should wear the
craziest ties they can find.
Thursday “Choices- Drug Education” will be presented by Mr. Cliff Beaman with the American
Art Assemblies. He will provide education on smart healthy choices regarding drugs,
alcohol, tobacco & character.
Friday Students and staff should wear their Eastvalley Spiritwear to show we are
“United Against Drugs.”
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The PTA extends a huge THANK YOU to all of the
following. It wouldn’t have been fabulous without you!
Our Fabulous Parent Volunteers
Frontera Mex-Mex Grill
LA Fitness
The Eastvalley Teachers & Staff
Chick – Fil – A Dance Stop
Wheeler Leadership Club
Let’s Pretend Parties
Saporitos Pizza
Appreciation Events
Tiger Tae Kwon Do
Kid Chess
Marietta Martial Arts
Mr. Bailey at Kroger
Jump and Slide
and our Eastvalley Room Reps School website: www.EastvalleyElementary.com PTA website: www.eastvalleypta.org
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Great Work on Reflections
Thank you to all the students who entered the PTA
Reflections Program. We received over 200 entries
this year! All participants in Reflections will receive a
certificate at the PTA meeting on November 5, 2009.
Participants who receive awards will be invited to
a reception at the end of October. Thanks for your
support of this special cultural arts program.
First in Math Point Winners
October 2009
Sally Foster Winners
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Thanks again to everyone who helped to make the
Sally Foster fundraiser such a success. Our top 3
sellers were Jacob Jeffords, Claire Boggess and
Ian Fraser. These students earned a $60 gift card
to Toys R Us.
Counselor’s Corner
Thanksgiving Baskets and Cobb Christmas will be
Congratulations to our top students and classes
available for the holidays.
who earned First in Math ribbons, medals, and
OPEN TO COBB RESIDENTS WHO QUALIFY
classroom certificates on Wednesday, October 7th.
Top 5 Over-All Players
Registration required! Registration will close early if
all slots fill!!!
1st
Archisha Ghosh
2,346 stickers
2nd
Aidan Hanson
1,648 stickers
3rd Adeboye Adeoye
1,525 stickers
4th D’Andree Stozier
1,505 stickers
5th Gabriel Cibrian
1,425 stickers
Top Classrooms per grade level
1st Grade
Ms. Winslett
3,822 Stickers
2nd Grade
Ms. Moot
2,822 stickers
3rd Grade
Ms. Jinks
4,926 stickers
4th Grade
Ms. Cochran
9,820 stickers
5th Grade Ms. Cordova/Morgan 5,901 stickers
For her class’s whopping 9,820 stickers, Ms.
Cochran got a class certificate and a math game
for her classroom!
Students have been introduced to First in Math in
Technology Lab and will play periodically at school.
If you haven’t tried First in Math at home, it’s not too
late. Click on the Eastvalley Math Club link from the
Eastvalley website www.eastvalleyelementary.com
When: Tuesday, October 20th
Wednesday, October 21st
9am - 4pm
Where: Cobb Civic Center
548 South Marietta Parkway
Marietta, 30060
(by bus depot on 120 Loop)
To Register, you MUST bring:
• Picture ID
• Birth certificates or Social Security cards
for ALL household members
• Pay stubs for 4 weeks or separation
notice, unemployment compensation,
TANF, SS, and child support documents
• Letter from family if they provide support
PICK UP: Monday, November 23rd and Tuesday,
November 24th by appointment only.
Make appointment at registration.
for instructions.
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Family Movie Night Friday, October 23rd
Join us in the Eastvalley backyard for Monsters vs. Aliens.
The Foundation Fall Movie Night is free and open to all Eastvalley
Families and Friends. More details on page 5.
Employer Matching Programs
Did you know many companies offer a matching gift program? Many EV parents are employed by companies
that encourage donations to registered charities like the Eastvalley Foundation. They work with employees
to offer additional funding to schools by matching up to 100% of your donation. To find out if your company
matches, contact your benefits department or contact us directly if you’d like help.
Entertainment Books
Don’t forget to order your 2010 Entertainment book through the Eastvalley Foundation. Start
saving now with lots of coupons and support Eastvalley at the same time! Visit our website
for the order form.
Spirit Night at Chick-fil-A Thursday November 12th
Our next Eastvalley Chick-fil-A spirit night is Thursday, November 12th.
Come join other Eastvalley families for fun, food, and fundraising. A portion of the evening’s proceeds is
donated to the Foundation to fund its 2009-2010 Priority Projects.
Thank you Parents!
All of our wonderful teachers have received their money/gift cards
from the Parent Challenge. Over $7000 was distributed to buy terrific
learning tools, like the writing tablets that each 5th grade teacher was able to buy
because of your generous donations. Way to go!
Join Foundation
Consider becoming a part of the Eastvalley Foundation. We are here to improve your child’s education and
there’s nothing more important than that. You can find our more on our website, EastvalleyFoundation.org
Foundation Board Officers
Alisha Hargett, President Liz Gainsford, Vice President Gretchen Buchanan, Treasurer
Michelle Zimmerman, Secretary Holly Shetty, Secretary-Elect Geoffrey Osborne, Web Admin.
Janice Ritt, Faculty Advisor [email protected]
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It’s Time to Send in Box Tops!
Have you ever noticed those little pink Box Top logos on many of
your favorite products? Did you know that if you cut those out and
turn them into Eastvalley Elementary, our PTA gets money? The more
Box Tops we turn in, the more money we get toward special programs
that support and inspire our children to achieve beyond the curriculum.
(EVRC, E=MC2, field trips, etc)
We are dedicating October 19th - 23rd (that’s this week) to collecting as many box tops as we possibly
can. Just cut them out and put them in a zip lock bag with your child’s name and their teacher’s name
written on the outside of the bag. Then drop them off in the big pink collection box at the entrance of the
school. We get 10 cents for every box top with the only limit being how many we are willing to collect!
For extra incentive, the class that collects the most box tops will win an ice cream party! So ask your
family and friends to help you and your kids raise money for the programs that uplift our children.
Once you’ve turned in your box tops, remember to keep clipping and saving for our spring box top
collection.
Turn Your Child’s Artwork
into Special Gifts
Imagine your child’s art on...refrigerator magnets, coffee cups,
stationery and much more. Your child has been busy creating a masterpiece
in art class with Mrs. Landry. Square 1 Art lets your child show off their creativity to their biggest fans by
turning that artwork into a truly special gift.
The Square 1 Art magnet and order form will be coming home in your child’s communication folder the week
of October 19th. The magnet is yours to keep. Just send in the order form by October 29st and you’ll have
the gifts back in plenty of time for Christmas!
Thanks in advance for your orders and for your support of Eastvalley!
Liz Gainsford
Square 1 Art Chair
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Media Center News
Mrs. Janice Ritt, Media Specialist
Ms. Cindy Moran, Media Paraprofessional
Thank you Eastvalley Book Fair Volunteers.
You Were Amazing!
The Media Staff would like to express its gratitude
to a fantastic group of volunteers - their hard
working hands and dedicated hearts were
Eastvalley Book Fair
instrumental in helping us exceed last year’s book
fair sales by $3,000.00. Eastvalley is blessed to have such giving volunteers! Thank you so much!
Dedicated Books
Would you like to support the love of reading? With just a ten dollar donation, you may have a brand new
book donated to the Eastvalley Media Center in the name of anyone you wish. This is a fun way to honor a
relative, a teacher or a student while supporting Eastvalley’s Media Center. Donation forms may be picked up
in the Media Center.
Congratulations to Maddie Zimmerman, Catherine Pyle, Rachel Larsen and Erik Larsen for making
donations to our Dedicate-A-Book Program this year. We appreciate your gift and the dedicated books
will be enjoyed by many students for years to come!
Eastvalley Reading Club
The Eastvalley Reading Club (EVRC) has set this year’s goal at 25,000 points. Two months into the school
year and we have already earned 4,833 points. It would be wonderful for each student to set an individual
goal in order to help with our school wide goal. At the end of the school year, certificates will be given to
students who earn 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 points. Last year a kindergartener earned 100 points and a
fifth grader earned 500 points! Our school-wide goal is very doable, but we need everyone’s support!
Thank you so much for your support!
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Estimados Pais da Eastvalley,
O outono esta chegando! Outono é uma das minhas
estações do ano favorita com a temperatura um pouco fria, o futebol e os festivais.
A PTA fez um trabalho maravilhoso organizando o Festval de
Outono da Eastvalley. A temperatura estava perfeita, as crianças
adoraram os brinquedos e a comida estava maravilhosa! Os
sorteios das cestas foram muito excitantes e claro, o concurso
de beijar o sapo foi muito popular este ano! Mitzi Braham, professora de 5ta. série mostrou grande coragem em beijar o sapo, ela
so ficou sabendo que estava concorrendo no ultimo minuto. Muito
bem Mitzi!!
Karen Wacker, Diretora
Agradecemos a PTA, especialmente Marlene Kassens, Tammy
Feilmeier, Sue Larsen e Tai Terry por todo trabalho em organizar este evento!
Como estamos terminando a primeira “nove semanas” e começando a segunda “nove semanas”, aquí estão
algumas sugestões para ajudar sua criança em casa.
1.
Pergunte a ele(a) questões específicas sobre seu dia, “O que você aprendeu em
Matemática hoje? Mostre-me como fazer.”
Proporcione um espaço e um horário para fazer o dever de casa. Examine quando
2.
terminar o dever e fale sobre os erros cometidos. Pergunte “Diga-me o que estava
pensando quando respondeu esta questão” algumas vezes eles precisam ouvir de
alguém para determinar como responder uma questão corretamente.
LEIA, LEIA, LEIA para ele(a), com ele(a) e escute o(a) a ler! Nada é mais beneficial
3.
para uma criança do que ler com os pais em casa. Toda criança deve ler pelo
menos 20 minutos todas as noites!!
Encorage para que ele(a) faça o melhor possível, mesmo que seja algo que ele(a)
4.
não goste de fazer.
Seja um exemplo para seu filho(a) com realação ao aspectos escolares... seja
5.
pontual, respeitoso(a), comunicativo(a), complete as atividades e de o máximo de
si mesmo. As crianças observam os adultos em suas vidas como modelos!
Obrigada pela ajuda contínua a suas crianças e professores da Eastvalley. Por favor visite meu blog da
escola para saber os proximos acontecimentos, acionando o site www.eastvalleyelemntary.com ou pode me
telefonar com perguntas, preocupações ou idéias. O telefone da escola é 770-578-7214.
Tenha um Outubro maravilhoso!
Karen Wacker
Diretora
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Prezados Estudantes, Pais e Funcionários,
Estamos em pleno movimento neste outono...As primeiras semanas tem sido muito excitantes e
cheias de atividades divertidas.
O Festival de Outono foi um sucesso e foi um prazer ver as famílias participando em um dia tão
bonito. Estamos felizes em poder proporcionar eventos divertidos e gratuitos para as famílias.
O seu apoio e’ que nos proporciona fazer tudo isto e agradecemos.
Parabéns a todos que participaram do primeiro “Livro Para o Café da manha” (Books for
Breakfast) deste ano. Continuem lendo! Se você não conseguiu os pontos para participar
desta vez, continue lendo para participar da próxima vez, no dia 18 de Dezembro. Tanbém não
se esqueçam do clube da matemática. Maiores informações sobre o “Clube da Matematica”
(Math Club) e de como usar o site da “Matemática pela primeira vez” (First in Math) voce pode
encontrar no www.eastvalleypta.org. Continue calculando!
A semana da “Cinta Vermelha” (Red Ribon Week) será de 26 a 30 de outubro, necessitamos de
voluntários para este evento. Por favor leia os artigos sobre a semana da “Cinta Vermelha” para
mais informações e a lista de eventos diários. Para ser voluntário, por favor contactar Peggy
Jordan [email protected].
A próxima reunião da PTA será no dia 5 de novembro, esperamos ve-los.
Nunca é tarde para juntar-se ao PTA, ordenar o diretório, comprar bolsas de reciclagem da
Eastvalley ou comprar camisas da escola. Por favor entre em contato conosco para maiores
informações.
Entendemos que todas as atividades, tarefas de casa, e as informções que enviamos podem
parecer um exagero para os pais, porém saibam que todos estes esforços combinados são para
o sucesso de nossas as crianças e de nossa escola.
Se tiverem alguma pergunta , por favor entre em contato conosco no site [email protected] ou [email protected].
Vamos continuar nos movimentado...
Tammy Feilmeier and Kristen Pyle
Co-presidentes da PTA de Eastvalley 2009-2010
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August
October2009
2009
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CRCT
Como você já deve saber, sua criança fará a prova de Competência Baseada em Critério em Abril de
2010. Estas provas serão baseadas no Critério do Padrão do Currículo da Geórgia, que esta sendo
ensinado a sua criança na escola todos os dias. O departamento de educação desenvolveu um sistema
de ajuda eletrônica que contém testes preparatórios de avaliação que sua criança pode praticar em casa
acessando a internete. Esta avaliação pela internete é gratuita e você podera observar o progresso de
sua criança facilmente.
Os testes de prática são baseados nas mesmas habilidades e conhecimentos que serão testados na
primavera e o formato dos testes são os mesmos. Nunca é muito cedo para começar a praticar o teste
CRCT! Na terça-feira, 13 de outubro de 2009 enviamos uma carta com detalhes e instruções de como
utilizar este sistema. Esperamos que este recurso lhes ajude durante o ano. Se tiver alguma pergunta,
por favor entre em contato com o professor de sua criança ou com Dra. Sage Doolittle, a vice-diretora no
telefone 770-578-7214 ou [email protected]. Obrigada por sua ajuda!
23 de Outubro,
Sexta-feira,
Noite do Cinema
Familiar GRÁTIS
Venham para o quintal da escola
Eastvalley para ssistir o filme”Monsters vs.
Aliens”(Monstros vs. Alienígenas).
A Fundação da Noite de Filmes de Outono
é grátis e aberta para todos os estudantes
da Eastvalley, familias e amigos. Venham às
18:30 e aproveitem, teremos atividades antes
do filme.
Tragam um jantar de picnic ou ordene pizza
pela fundação antes do dia. Teremos pipoca,
sorvete, algodão dôce, e refrigerantes. Os
preços são $1 refrigerantes, $2 pedaço de
pizza. Nos veremos lá!
Eagle
Eagle Eyes
Eyes
Notícias do ESOL
October2009
2009
August
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Eagle Eyes is a publication of the
Eastvalley PTA.
-- Please send your monthly contributions to
Como todos vocês já sabem, construir um
vocabulário é muito importante para todos os
Susie Cary at [email protected].
-- Next newsletter deadline is November 20th
and will go home December 8.
estudantes. Recomendamos visitar este site:
www.vocabulary.com
No site encontarão muitos recursos. As categorías
Graphic design & layout provided by J. J. Swann
If you are a PTA member, you can place an
incluem raiz de palavras, lista de palavras, testes
advertisement in the Eagle Eyes newsletter.
preparatóros e lista de vocabulário para mais de
The cost is $5 per month for organizations
125 livros. Lembrem-se que contruir vocabulários
and $10 per month for businesses. Yearly
ajuda a construir leitores.
rates are also available. Contact Susie Cary at
[email protected] for more information.
Lembrem-se também de participar do ESOL
família na biblioteca pública no dia 24 de Outubro,
Interested in Tupperware?
Contact Regenia Guariglia
404-934-9112
às 10:30 hrs. Teremos intérpretes disponíveis para
ajuda-los a obter um cartão da biblioteca. Os pais
devem trazer o comprovante de uma conta, para
obter o cartão da biblioteca.
• Host a Party – Earn Free Gifts
• Online Shopping
• Fundraising
http://bowlsetc.com/
A biblioteca é um lugar maravilhoso para visitar!
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August
October2009
2009
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DATES TO REMEMBER
October
19 – Report Cards go home
21 – Early Release Day
19 – 23 - Box Top Collection
23 – Foundation Family Movie Night
26 – 30 – Red Ribbon Week
30 – PTA Board of Directors Meeting
Our Eastvalley Partners
Please support our local companies and
thank them for supporting our children’s education.
(770) 973-4666
www.brusters.com
East Lake Location
2105 Roswell Road.
www.chickfila.com
East Lake Shopping Ctr
2100 Roswell Road N.W.
www.kroger.com
2145 Roswell Rd,
(770) 321-1371
www.mariettamartialarts.com
1255 Johnson Ferry Rd
(770) 977-5557
www.peachtreegymnastics.com
736 Johnson Ferry Road
(770) 977-9789
www.sportsarama-usa.com
2217 Roswell Rd
(770) 973-4075
www.tigertkdacademy.com
2100 Roswell Rd
(770) 971-2462‎
www.theupsstore.com
November
3 – Election Day – no school
5 – PTA meeting with 2nd grade performance
12 – Chick-fil-A Spirit Night
18, 19, 20 – Friends & Family Lunches
20 - Next Eagle Eye Deadline
23 – 27 - Thanksgiving Holidays
December
3 – Chorus performs “Elfis & the Sleighriders”
8 -- Eagle Eye Distribution
10 – Saporito’s Spirit Night
11 – Spelling Bee
12 – Relay for Life Santa Shoppe
18 – Next EVRC Cutoff
21 – Jan. 4 – Winter Holidays
McCleskey–East
Cobb Family
YMCA
1055 East Piedmont Rd.
(770) 977-5991
www.ymcaatlanta.org
(770) 977-4907
www.zaxbys.com
PartNers at Large

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