Goal: I can use strategies to solve addition and subtraction problems.
Example: Mrs. Wandsneider put 4 coins in the cup that add up to $0.17. What coins could she have used?
November Newsletter
Hello Longfellow and Recreation 4K Center Families,
- There is NO PASS PROGRAM on Tuesday, November 25th due to the holiday week. PASS will resume on Tuesday, December 2nd.
- There is NO SCHOOL for students on Wednesday, November 26th - Thursday, November 27th - and Friday, November 28th. Have a safe and restful holiday weekend.
- Pokemon (and other trading cards) are no longer allowed at school. Please keep these items at home.
- Our November DOJO Incentive will take place on Tuesday, November 25th. Students who qualify will be having a special brunch treat in the gym.
- Next week, students will participate in our "Kindness Wall". As a part of SEL lessons, students will write about a time they were kind to someone else. These will be posted to share on our Kindness Wall. This is part of our continued anti-bullying efforts in the WAWM School District.
- Our Longfellow BOCS Concert will be Tuesday, December 2nd at 2:00pm.
- We have several activities going on:
- PTA Box Tops contest - turn your Box Tops into classroom teachers by December 12. Winning classroom gets $100 gift card and each student in the winning class gets a healthy treat and extra recess.
- Student Council Food Drive - extended until November 25th. Please bring in non-perishable food items to benefit the Hunger Task Force. Students in different floors of the building will be competing.
- Boy Scouts - holding a sock drive for Milwaukee Rescue Mission. Donation bins are in the front hallway.
- Hats, mittens, boots, gloves, snowpants, jackets are ALWAYS in need at Longfellow and the Recreation Center. Please donate any new or gently used winter items to the main office.
Stay warm!
Jessica Moe, Principal
Writer's Workshop
Today our learning target was to work on a goal to strengthen our writing skills.
We also collaborated with others to strengthen our writing skills.
November Newsletter
Happy November, Longfellow Families! We hope everyone had a wonderful long weekend.
- We have split our fine arts concerts into multiple dates to attempt to avoid
overcrowding in our gym. Some clarification of upcoming dates:
- Longfellow BOCS - Tuesday, December 2nd, 2014 - 2:00pm- All Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Suzuki students performing
- Longfellow Winter Concert - Wednesday, December 17th, 2014, 2:00pm - Students from BISSEN, COTA, FOLEY, PRZYBYLSKI, WANDSNEIDER, GRASSEL performing
- Recreation 4K Center Concert - Wednesday, December 17th, 2014 - Time TBD - Recreation 4K Center students performing
- Longfellow Mid-Winter Sing - Thursday, March 19th, 2015 - 2:00pm - Students from UNITY, ASPIRE, CHARACTER performing
- Longfellow Spring Sing and Talent Show - Thursday, April 23rd, 2015 - 2:00pm - Students from WISDOM and talent show performing
- Longfellow Spring BOCS - Tuesday, May 19th, 2015 - 2:00pm - All Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Suzuki students performing
- Longfellow - breakfast enter through front doors, bag lunch in classrooms, students play on tot lot area only, voting takes place in the gym
- Recreation 4K Center - breakfast in classrooms, must enter for breakfast using FRONT/MAIN doors, lunch in classrooms, voting takes places in cafeteria
- Class DOJO is a behavior monitoring system that helps give feedback to students as they meet our expectations of Respect Self, Respect Others, Respect Environment.
- Students in grades K-3 will have more frequent positive/negative points. Students in 4/5th grade will have less frequent awarding of points - only for exceeding expectations (+) or failing to meet expectations after a verbal warning (-). Our hope is that students in 4/5th grade are better able to meet expectations with less feedback as they prepare to move to Intermediate School.
- Parents can sign up using their email addresses to monitor DOJO from home/work. Please be advised that teachers see many students throughout the day, and cannot always leave an individual comment regarding why a point was given. The intention of sharing DOJO accounts with parents is so that you can talk with your child about their choices throughout the school day.
- Parents were given a handout of classroom expectations at the start of the school year and/or at conferences. Please contact your child's teacher if you need another copy or with questions.
- We have monthly DOJO incentives for students who are consistently meeting our expectations. For K-3 students, this means getting 80% positive points. For 4/5th students, this means staying at an average of no less than 0%. We have some students who work towards alternate goals based on individual needs and plans.
PBIS Goals
Our personal PBIS goals were focusing on expectations and behaviors in the cafeteria. We are making GREAT progress with these goals. Our class won our 2nd lunchroom award at the PBIS assembly this past week! Way to go two-time winners!!!
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