IMPORTANT DATES:
May 1: MAY CROWNING - 2nd graders wear First Communion clothes for Honor Guard
May 2: Dress Down Day for a Fanconi Anemia donation
May 3: MAP test and 11:30 early dismissal
May 7: MAP test
May 9: Dress Down Day for Hard Drive Technology Donation
May 10: Field Trip to St. Joseph Shrine and Our Lady of Good Help shrine
May 15: Muffins for Mom!
May 16: MS concert "The Lion King"
May 17: ND Spirit Dress Down Day (no cost)
May 17: Field Trip to see "Annie" at St. Norbert College
May 23: Dress Down Day for Hard Drive Technology donation
May 24: 11:30 dismissal
May 27: No School - Memorial Day
May 31: Ice Cream Sundae READING party!
May 31: Dress Down Day for Hard Drive Technology Donation
June 5: Class picnic
June 6: Last Day! 10:30 dismissal
RM. 217 SPECIALS
Monday: Spanish and Music
Tuesday: Library and Gym
Wednesday: Mass and Art
Thursday: Gym and Computer
Friday: Computer and Music
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Mrs. Blaylock Gr. 1/2 Multi-Age
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Welcome to Mrs. Blaylock's Multiage Classroom!
We are the
M & M's!
Mrs. Blaylock's Multiagers
The primary years (first and second grade) are a very exciting and important time in a child's education. Together we can make this current school year a happy, rewarding,and productive one for your child and for all of the students in our multiage classroom!
Click here for the Multiage Newsletter
School Theme
Our theme for the 2012-2013 school year is "JUMP (joyfully under the magnificent Prince) With Joy!" and we will be doing our best jumping all year long!
 
Our Prayer Blanket
Martin Luther King Presentation
Wearing our "respectables"
Playing a "money math" game
Learning About Immigrants!
Spelling Words
Here is a fun way to pactice weekly spelling words:
http://www.spellingcity.com/blaylockb/
Math Facts:
Here is a great website for practicing math facts:
http://www.mhschool.com/math/2009/ca/assets/factdash.html
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HOMEWORK
Homework in our multiage classroom consists of reviewing and practicing what is learned in school. IRB (independent reading books) reading, practicing spelling words and sight words, and learning math facts are homework for my multiagers on a daily basis. When IRB books come home (starting in mid-September), please listen to your child read the book, sign the comment sheet, and return both the book and comment sheet in the ziploc bag. Sight words that come home with the younger students should be cut apart and practiced daily for recognition upon sight. Spelling words will come home on Mondays, with the spelling test on Friday. When math facts come home (mid-September for the olders and November for the youngers), they should also be practiced daily for memorization. Students will be timed approximately 3 times a week and will pass to the next set when they meet or exceed their goals. Students should pass at least one to two math facts sets a week.
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