November, 2016 Lakeside Elementary School

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IMPORTANT  DAYS  TO  REMEMBER:  

NOVEMBER

11/14 – 11/18 PTA Book Fair 11/16 Ms. Lewis’ show “Stop Bullying “ 6:30 pm 11/16 Book Fair Family Night 2 pm – 7 pm 11/17 Report Cards issued 11/18 Honor Roll Assemblies 11/21 Corner Bakery Night 2pm – 8pm 11/23 – 11/25 No School – Thanksgiving 11/29 Publix Math Night 5:30

DECEMBER

12/03 Relay for Life AllGolf 11 am – 3 pm 12/14 MacDonald’s Night 5pm – 7pm 12/16 Winter Show Pre -K

Highlights from ALL

grade levels!!

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We  are  preparing  for  our  yummy  feast  on  November  18th.    The  pilgrims  and  Native  Americans  will  sit  together  to  give  thanks.  In  Science  we  are  learning  about  the  day  and  night  sky  and  how  things  move.  In  Math  we  just  finished  learning  about  comparing  numbers  and  we  will  now  move  on  to  addition.  In  Writing  we  are  learning  about  informative  writing.    We  are  writing  facts  about  people,  places,  and  things.  Continue  to  read  every  day  and  write  down  the  titles  on  the  Reading  Across  Broward  form.  Make  sure  to  ask  questions  when  reading.      Who  are  the  characters?  What  is  the  setting?  What  happened  at  the  beginning,  middle,  and  end?  Have  a  happy  Thanksgiving!  

Hello First Grade Family,

The first quarter is behind us and report cards go home on November 17th. We will be farmers on November 21st. Please send in a bag of soil if you can. First Grade will have a Thanksgiving Share on November 22. This is a great day for First graders to get together and be thankful for all we have. I-Ready is available at home. Login at login.i-ready.com Ask your teacher for login info if you need. Homework: Your child has homework each night. Please do 3 spelling activities each week. Be sure you are doing your reading log an signing the agenda every day.

Fall  has  fallen  and  Holiday  season  is  on  it's  way!  We  have  been  busy  little  turkeys  here  in  our  rooms,  painting,  gluing  and  decorating.  We  have  been  learning  how  to  compare  objects  by  looking  for  the  similarities  and  differences  in  them.  We  have  been  practicing  sequencing  events  and  using  all  those  wonderful,  colorful,  delightful  describing  words  in  our  everyday  conversation.  Our  upcoming  theme  is  all  about  our  communities  and  what  makes  them  special.  We  will  also  be  learning  how  we  can  help  our  community.  We  have  begun  practicing  for  our  upcoming  Winter  Show  on  December  16th,  so  please  be  sure  to  come  and  see  us,  it  will  be  amazing.  

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Thankful In Third! We have so much to be thankful for! Welcome to our new Assistant Principal, Mrs. Archer!

1. Third Graders enjoyed a trip to the theater to enjoy SEAS production of School House Rock! Live!

2. There were many days off to share with our family and friends!

3. We are grateful and celebrate the American Veterans who have fought for our freedom and rights!

4. Fall Festivals, Vocabulary Parade, Not So Scary, Red Ribbon Week, and an inspiring presentation with yoyo tricks with a special message- NED! (Ask your child!)

5. Thank you to our amazing PTA, Mrs. Liberatore, and Mrs. Ginory for the October fun!

Happy Thanksgiving to you all! May you be blessed with family love!

Second  Grade  students  this  month,  had  lots  of  fun  creating  a  vocabulary  costumes  for  their  Vocabulary  Parade.    This  event  was  a  great  success  and  their  costumes  were  very  creative.    Thank  you  parents  for  helping  with  costumes.  Some  of  the  Language  Arts  skills  our  students  learned  this  month  were:    main  idea/details,  prefix/suffix,  how  characters  respond  to  major  events,  and  how  to  write  a  narrative  (story)  essay.  The  next  standard  we  will  be  moving  into  is  compare  and  contrast.    At  night  ask  your  child  to  identify  similarities  and  differences  in  what  they  are  reading.  In  Mathematics,  second  graders  wrapped  up  place  value  to  the  hundreds  and  began  our  study  of  addition  and  subtraction  using  mental  math  strategies.  Our  Science  consisted  of  introducing  different  forms  of  energy  along  with  the  scientific  process.    One  specific  experiment  that  our  students  loved  was  toasting  bread.    Children  observed  that  the  bread  changed  in  color,  texture,  temperature,  and  smell.    Electricity  from  the  outlet  moved  through  the  cord.    When  the  toaster  was  turned  on,  the  electricity  changed  to  heat,  causing  the  bread  to  cook.  The  children  gobbled  up  warm  delicious  toast!!!  Thank  you  parents  for  helping  your  children  participate  in  pantry  collection.    Our  school  collected  many  items  for  families  in  need.  

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Our fabulous fourth graders are off to a great start as we enter the second quarter. They are working collaboratively in reading centers and using academic rich language and accountable talk. We continue to encourage them to use the i-Ready Math and Reading program daily in an effort to increase academic success.

Writing continues to be an area of focus. Students are learning the important elements of writing which include grammar, mechanics, and spelling. We are also encouraging them to use more elaboration when writing their responses.

Please encourage our Lakeside Gators to study their multiplication and division facts, and to read daily.

Our curriculum for this month entails writing informative essays during Language Arts. In mathematics, students are adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. Our Science lessons this month will encompass climate, the water cycle, and the nature of matter.

Some of the Reading skills we will target this month include compare/contrast, theme, drawing conclusions, and generalizations. We’ve also been working hard on preparing for our visit to JA Biztown.

We will continue to prepare our students for the FSA Exam that will take place towards the end of this school year.

Our students did a wonderful job during the Vocabulary Parade. It was amazing to see how creative the students were with their vocabulary word. We also participated in the Fall Run. The students had a blast!

We hope that you rest up during the break and enjoy your time with your families. On behalf of our Fifth Grade Team, we would like to wish you and your family a warm Thanksgiving Holiday!

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Relay For Life Miniature Golf

Tournament and Fun Day

AllGolf at CB Smith Park December 3, 2016 11:00am to 3:00pm

Admission price of $10.00 per person includes 36 holes of miniature golf, pizza, and drinks.

Fun for the whole family! Support the fight against cancer with

Team Lakeside!

For more information, email relay.andy@att.net

The EighthAnnual

in honor of survivors Bill Niedermeyer and Robyn Podany

All Proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society’s

Relay for Life of Pembroke Pines

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Counselor’s Corner Guidance  for  Gators  from  Mrs.  Ginory  

NOVEMBER’S  KID  OF  CHARACTER  TRAIT  –  CITIZENSHIP  

All of us live together in a society in which each has various rights and responsibilities. Often we can focus on or “rights” while neglecting our responsibilities. These responsibilities include being

concerned not with what we can get but rather with what we can give to help others. Enclosed are simple ways to integrate the character skill of citizenship in your home.

Citizenship Defined: (1) Being involved in trying to make the world a better place, engaged in big and small ways in helping others. (2) Actions and attitudes which reflect pride in being part of a community; showing

good citizenship means being law-abiding and involved in service to school, community and country. Service Ideas to Do as a Family

• Working on a Current Issue: Find a current issue or problem you are personally concerned about. Discuss this concern with your family and together come up with actions you can

do as a family to address the issue. • Family of Good Citizens: Good citizenship involves doing things that show care for your community.

Have all family members discuss what they do or have done in the past to be good citizens. • Choosing an Issue: As a family, discuss various issues or needs that family members are concerned about. Make a list of the issues and some possible actions your family could take to try to help solve the problem.

As a family, decide on one issue and start working on it! • Volunteer! Visit http://www.volunteermatch.org/ for more information.

Suggested Home Activities for Citizenship: What are our family values as they relate to citizenship? Patriotism?

 “If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.” – Booker T. Washington

 Congratulations  to  all  of  our  November  Kids  of  Character  for  Citizenship.    

 A  SPECIAL  congratulations  to  Jenevieve  Madrid  from  Mrs.  Lopez’s  5th  grade  class  for    

being  selected  as  our  school-­‐wide  Kid  of  Character  for  Citizenship.      She  will  be  honored  this  month  at  the  Pembroke  Pines  Police  Department.  

Our next School Advisory Council (SAC) meeting will take place on Monday,

January 23rd at 2:20 PM in the Principal’s Conference Room – PLEASE

JOIN US!

Our Partner in Education - Papa John’s Pizza will be providing pizza and drinks at our meeting. We hope you can join us - children are welcome J

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NOVEMBER  KIDS  OF  CHARACTER  

GRADE   TEACHER   STUDENT  Pre-­‐K   Mrs.  Carlin   Kobe  Gutierrez  Pre-­‐K   Ms.  Beck   Blair  Fields  

Kindergarten   Ms.  Blakeman   Derek  Tur  Vogeler  Kindergarten   Mrs.  Delarosa   Robert  Culver  Kindergarten   Mrs.  Fernandes   Alexa  Salwan  Kindergarten   Mrs.  McMillan   Haneen  Abdelmagid  Kindergarten   Mrs.  Paull   Samantha  Molina  Kindergarten   Mrs.  Winter   Riley  Callahan    

1   Ms.  Freer   Nicolas  Lin  1   Mrs.  Haynes   Dylan  Herazo  1   Mrs.  Heyliger   Mark  Yepes  1   Mrs.  Leitner   Adriana  Layne  1   Mrs.  Levine   Caleb  Jordan  1   Mrs.  Mendez   Anthony  Ficara  1   Mrs.  Reges   Caleb  De  La  Rosa  1   Mrs.  Wichmann   Dason  Eagle  2   Mrs.  Casey   Siena  Sachdeva  2   Mrs.  Hoff   Anneliese  Greiner  2   Mrs.  Pieras   Kyle  Valentin  2   Ms.  Prezeau   Makhia  Lee  2   Mrs.  Sage   Jessica  Vempala  2   Mrs.  Vinas   Andy  Vo  3   Ms.  Clark   Tyler  Caballero  3   Mrs.  Kondiah   Anthony  Tandron    3   Mrs.  Layne   Allain  Acevedo  3   Mrs.  McCarty   Mylie  Gutierrez  3   Ms.  Phillips   Ella  Behring  3   Mrs.  Pipitone   Ethan  Chey  3   Mrs.  Rivero   Dackson  Tanelus  3   Mr.  Sage   Jazlene  Caraballo  4   Ms.  Armband   Jada  Mena  4   Ms.  Encin   Shiann  Shaw  4   Ms.  Latif   Josiah  Richardson  4   Miss  Lewis   Sophia  Spalding  4   Mrs.  Sanchez   Devin  Modia  4   Ms.  Thomson   Jose  Rampolla  5   Mrs.  Budd   Navya  Pant  5   Ms.  Lima   Abraham  Farinas  5   Mrs.  Lopez   Jenevieve  Madrid  5   Mrs.  Morales   Jayden  Brown  5   Mrs.  Zayas   Ryan  Gueits  

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