Silly Hair Day

We love any chance to be silly!  Check out these great hairstyles.

 

Updated Unified Arts Schedule

    Unified Arts Schedule- Mrs. Gilbar’s Class 2020-2021

  Beginning 11/2/20

Monday	Tuesday	Wed.	Thursday	Friday
Music	Library- Read Aloud & Activity	P.E.-wear sneakers	P.E.-wear sneakers	Enrichment Art Library- return books

Silly Hair Day

 

       Silly  Hair   Day 

Monday, November 2, 2020

Our scholars have earned one of their favorite PBIS celebrations by following our three school-wide expectations: 

RESpect Yourself   RESpect Others     RESpect Your Environment

On Monday, Nov. 2nd, scholars and staff are encouraged to come to school with crazy hair!  

Pumpkin Math, Pumpkin Fun

 We have been busy investigating pumpkins this week.  On Wednesday, kindergarten students had a great time measuring the height of their pumpkins, predicting and measuring the circumference, and making observations about their pumpkins.  Students predicted and tested whether their pumpkin would sink or float.  They were quite surprised to find out that pumpkins float.  Today, students counted pumpkin seeds.  Another surprise, each of our pumpkins had more than 100 seeds.   A big thank you to the Rohlins for donating pumpkins to our class.  

Used Book Sale and Read-a-Thon

 

RES is having a special "Used Book Sale" this year! Please be on the lookout for a packet of information coming home with your child on Friday, October 30th, and take some time to read it over! You'll see some exciting news about our first ever RES Read-a-Thon, our "Book Sale Cart" and a special school-wide celebration! During the month of November, while our RES student readers set and reach reading goals, they'll also be doing community service! Money raised from this special event will all be used to support the students and families of our RES school community.

Mask Reminder

                                                                                                                        October 29, 2020

Hello Kindergarten Families,

As you all know due to COVID-19, kindergarteners are required to wear masks while at school unless they are actively eating or drinking. We need your help in ensuring that we keep all students, staff, and community members safe. Here are some reminders and updates regarding masks.

Some students are coming to school wearing the same mask each day. Please make sure masks are being washed daily. Please send at least 3 clean masks every day with your student.  Students are asked to change their mask when it is dirty, wet, or sneezed in. 

If your child sucks on their mask, please send MANY clean masks with your child. Please know that if your child constantly sucks on their mask, they will be asked constantly to change their mask. If you can support your child with finding a different alternative, it would be helpful and safer for all.  

Please check the fit of your child’s mask.  If it is loose and falls below their nose, it is not a good fit.  We are trying to make sure that each child has a properly fitted mask to ensure the safety of all.

If your child comes home with a mask that was given to them by an adult, please add this to your student’s mask supply. Please DO NOT RETURN THESE MASKS! 

We thank you for supporting your student and your help in keeping the entire Richmond community safe.

Ms. A, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Gilbar, and Seno Emma

Unique Pumpkins

 We read the book The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiana.  In the story, Spookley, the square pumpkin, was different than the other pumpkins.  The other round pumpkins were unkind to him.  During a big storm, Spookley saves the other pumpkins.  At the end of the story, the pumpkin patch is full of many different pumpkins of various sizes, shapes, and colors.  We discussed how people are similar to the pumpkins in the story.  We come in different sizes, shapes, and colors.  We are all unique and special.  Our class painted pumpkins that are as unique as we are.