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¿Prefieres leer esto en otro idioma? Haga clic en "traducir".

Preferoni ta lexoni këtë në një gjuhë tjetër? Klikoni "përkthe".

هل تفضل قراءة هذا بلغة مختلفة؟ انقر فوق "ترجمة".

• While lining up for recess, Oscar noticed that a 1st grader had tripped and was on the ground. He stopped, went back to check on her, and then offered his hand to help her up. It wasn't just an awesome student moment, it was an awesome human moment! The world needs more awesome humans like you!

• On the carpet, Ms. Lund noticed that Jayliz was following the classroom expectations and was showing that she was so engaged. She was also able to show her engagement by raising her hand to answer questions. Way to go, Jayliz!

• Emiliano and his math partner were completely engaged in their math and using the patterns they noticed between factors doubling and their relationship to their product. Keep up the hard work!

• Izzy and his math partner were completely engaged in their math and using the patterns they noticed between factors doubling and their relationship to their product. Keep up the hard work!

• John and his math partner stayed completely engaged in their work. Their conversations were all about making sense of the math and making sure their representations matched the story problems! Awesome job!

• Sylis and his math partner stayed completely engaged in their work. Their conversations were all about making sense of the math and making sure their representations matched the story problems! Awesome job!

• During Writer's Workshop, Zak was so focused and engaged. He used his research to elaborate using convincing details to persuade his audience to agree with his opinion. He was proud of how much he accomplished. Way to go, Zak!

• During Math Workshop, Annalise got right to work on her assignment. She was so focused and engaged. She experiences success completing her work on time because of her consistent focus and engagement. I'm proud of you, Annalise!

• Karlie noticed that a student was stuck on his writing assignment. She went to him and asked if he needed help. She proceeded to help him with the work by making the directions clear and by helping him get started. thanks for being a great person!

• Another student was having a problem and was hurtful to [name]. You were not only able to discuss what happened, but gave the other student advice on what to do when he gets angry. We are so proud of [name] for making safe and respectful choices! What a great example of the Lakeview Way!

• During indoor recess, Anastasia was playing a game with classmates. After the game, I noticed that Anastasia was the only person who stayed to help clean up the mess from the game board and pieces. Anastasia showed that she knows what's respectful and the right thing to do, even when she was the only one who helped. Thank you for being responsible for your space, Anastasia!

• During on phonics lesson, Leland was engaged by following our classroom expectations. He was especially engaged when learning about long and short vowels when answering Ms. Lund’s questions. Way to go, Leland!

• Kaylee has done an amazing job following our Lakeview rules. During our last 2nd steps lesson, Kaylee was focused, attentive and engaged in the lesson. Great work!!

• Ms. Lund's class did a spectacular job during our lesson today. All were engaged in the activities. Eyes were watching, ears listening, and voices were off!! I am so proud of all of you!

• Kamila shared with me today about her success on Lexia. She now can easily recognize the letters "b" and "d" and doesn't get confused by them! Kamila has been actively working on this since September! Kamila, you should be so proud of yourself! Your hard work has led to your success!

• Ian is consistently a helpful, caring classmate to those around him. His actions are a great example of true kindness!

• Jensen is always striving to grow and learn more by working hard and trying his best!

Please see this link for the school calendar for the School District of South Milwaukee

Feb 22 & 23 - Conferences and PTO Book fair

Feb 24 - No school

March 1 - Admiral's game field trip for 5K-5th grades

March 22 - Lakeview Concert (5K-5th grades), 6:30 p.m. at the high school

April 13 - PTO Rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament

May 1-5 - Teacher Appreciation Week - May 1-5

May 3-5 - 5th grade camp

June 6 - 5th grade recognition from 6-7 p.m. in the Lakeview gym