Newsletter

Greetings, Clearwater Families!!

We have been greatly enjoying the warm weather!! We were even able to spend a little extra time at the park this week :) 

Lessons we've had...

• The Blank Time Line
• Area of a Rectangle - Intro
• Compound Sentences  
• Mammal Characteristics 
• Geometric Equivalence
  
• The Preposition 
• Position of 2 Lines
• Racks and Tubes ( Long Division) 

Upcoming Events and Reminders 

Next week is Spirit Week! PLease refer to Stacey's email or the flyer that was sent home for details of each day. 

Lower Elementary Work Share  - May 10th & May 17th

We are excited to invite you to our LE Work Share event on Thursday, May 10th and Thursday, May 17th, from 1:30-2:30pm.  During this time your child will get to teach you their favorite work, and show you around their classroom. Each afternoon has limited space and we hope by limiting the number of children, we can allow more space and uninterrupted time for them to show their favorite work each afternoon. When you arrive your child will greet you and lead you through the afternoon.  Guides will be present, but will intentionally stay in the background, in an effort to make space for your child to lead and shine. Click here and please sign up only for one spot.

 

We look forward to hosting these events for you and your children. Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or comments!

Dates to put on the calendar: More details will come home for each event as they get closer.

Como Zoo on May 25

Field Day on Thursday, May 31st

Parent Appreciation on June 5th

Como Pool on June June 6th

Ms. Swims - We have a family that will take care of Ms Swims for the summer. Thank You, Pose Family!

Snack Volunteers - Please check to see if your snack week is coming up. Click here to check and see if you would like to sign up for any other volunteer opportunities. Here's who's up in the next two weeks:

May 7-11	Simeon Thompson
May 14-18	William Hang

Have an amazing Weekend!

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Emily Bowar & Jessy Eaton Fabel

Clearwater Guides

"Our aim therefore is not merely to make the child understand, and still less to force him to memorize, but so to touch his imagination as to enthuse him to his inmost core." ~ Maria Montessori"