Term 3, Week 9


Hi everybody!

GO THE EAGLES!!!

Quote of the Week:




SPORTS UNIFORM:
The children are allowed to wear their sports uniform for the remainder of the week due to the musical.

MUSICAL:
A note from Mrs Delane.

Good afternoon parents,

Musical week has arrived and I just thought I would send out a couple of reminders so that we are all in the right place at the right time! I know I am having trouble keeping track of everything going on at the moment.

Just to be clear, the Year 5/6 parents are providing supper for the audience for both nights.

We have fruit platters to be brought in for the cast as well as pizzas from Domino’s for Intermission. These will be ham and cheese and margherita flavour. Thank you to the P & F for helping with the cost of these!

Thank you to Fee Chandler & Louise De Chiera for volunteering to bring platters for Thursday night and Amanda Prestipino, Sasha Taylor-North and Marylee Edwards for volunteering to bring platters for Friday night.

Thursday Night Supper - Year 5 parents to provide cakes/slices biscuits etc. Please make sure your have brought your biscuits in already. These are to be brought in after school or as your drop your child off to get dressed. 
Please do not take slices or cakes to the canteen in the morning as Sara will be running  a full canteen day. They can be taken to the 5/6 Wet Area if they do not need to be refrigerated.

Please make sure you have 30 pieces on a disposable plate or on a plate with your name clearly marked.

Thursday night helpers are - Kylie Pes, Annie Topham, Bec Edmonds, Louise De Chiera, Fiona Duyvestein, Merryl Finn & Nadia Murphy.

Friday Night Supper - Year 6 parents to provide cakes/slices biscuits etc. Please make sure your have brought your biscuits in already. These are to be brought in after school or as your drop your child off to get dressed. 

Please make sure you have 30 pieces on a disposable plate or on a plate wwith your name clearly marked.

Friday night helpers are - Tracey Barnard, Misty Hearne, Chelsea Torrese, Eloise Jennings-Hopkins & Jodie Spencer.

Some more helpers for the Friday night would be great - let me know if you can help.

I am in need of some volunteers to help set up tables straight after school on Thursday and Friday If you can lend a hand I would be most appreciative! Please let me know via email if you can help out for a few minutes.

Thanks,

Caitlin 


LEARNING JOURNEYS:
Next Monday (17th September) the Year 6 classroom will be open from 3:30pm – 5:00pm for the students to showcase some of their learning. We look forward to seeing you there.

Literacy:
Under this section you will find the literacy learning intentions for the week.

CAFÉ-R (Traits of good readers)
We will focusing on sequencing this week. To fully understand what we read, we must be able to work out the order in which the events happened.

Voices (Traits of good writers)
The students have been posed the question, “How did early explorers navigate their ships?” They have been busy researching a number of different tools and devices to help them write an explanation to answer the question.

Numeracy
Under this section you will find the Numeracy learning intentions for the week.

We are learning about finding fractions of a collection this week.


Enjoy the rest of the week!

Mr Jones

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