Hello Families! 2 handouts are/were placed in your child’s folder: Kindergarten t-shirt form and Valentine’s Day card exchange note. The money and form for the Kinder t-shirts are due on Thursday, February 7th. Please make sure to get it into me as soon as you can, so we can place our order! We are so excited for our shirts:)
Remember: Tomorrow, Feb. 6th is a late start day. Students arrive an hour later at 9:35am. Also, there is NO SCHOOL for Kindergarten and Young 5’s on Friday, February 8th.
Also, we are expected to have icy conditions tomorrow morning. I will notify parents tomorrow, via Remind App, if there is school or not. Have a great night!
We are expected some very cold temperatures in the next few days. With that being said, there will be no homework this week, no communication log, no spellings words and no newsletter. We will pick back up where we left off on Monday, February 4th with the -ap word family and lessons 4-9 in Eureka Math. Please continue to review concepts with your child at home: writing complete sentences, spelling words, sight words, letter sounds, stretching out sounds in words when writing, reading stories with comprehension, Succeed lessons in your Eureka Math, etc.
Remember there is a late start on Wednesday, February 6th and no school on Friday, February 8th for our Kindergarten/ Young 5’s students only!
Our 100th day celebration will be changed to Wednesday, February 13th (same day as our Valentine’s card exchange day). Please be on the lookout for the new information to be sent home in your child’s folder. Thank you for your understanding! Stay warm.
Report Cards: Your child’s report card is coming home today. Please remove the report card from the manila envelope, sign and date on the manila envelope on the line that says “Card marking 2” and place envelope back into your child’s folder. I need all envelopes signed and returned by Monday, January 28th. Thank you!
Timeline project: I received 22 timeline projects this week. Today, your child talked about their timeline and then the students were able to walk around and look at all the timelines of their friends:) I will display them on the outside of our classroom for our Haigh community to see. I will return the projects back to you sometime in February:) WE loved learning about our friends in room 42<3 Thank you to all my families for working so hard on our social studies unit at home:) We hope you enjoyed the ride down memory lane.
Testing results: I will have the results of how your child did in each assessment mid-February. I will try to have them sooner, but I have to type up and print out all 23 results, which will take some time. I am happy to report that the majority of our students exceeded their goals in NWEA and DRA. I am so proud of each student working so hard and taking their time on all the tests they are given.
Reading Bags: After I have tested all students in their DRA (Developmental Reading Assessment), I will able to switch books out of your child’s bag and give them books they are independently and developmentally reading at. I appreciate your patience with me during this testing month. I plan to have them switched out the 2nd week of February and then will continue back to new books being placed in your child’s reading bag bi-weekly:)
What we did during our week:
Language Arts: We have officially learned ALL the letters and sounds of the alphabet! Now, we will use our sounds to help us with reading and writing new words:) Next week spelling test List #7: me, on, do, she, cap, map, nap, tap, clap Bonus words to study at home: lap, snap. Make sure to practice the bonus word (10th word) at home for homework. Our 7th spelling test will be on Friday, February 1st.
Writing: The month of January and February we will focus on informative writing by using the words, “can, have, are” in our writing. Please practice this strategy at home as well:)
Math: This week we completed Module 4 Lessons 1-3. Next week we will complete module 4 lessons 4-9. Please make sure you are completing the homework lessons with your child each night.
Science: The month of January and February we will focus on polar climate. The students will become experts on polar animals and climate:)
Social Studies: The month of January we will focus on history/ our timeline. For the month of February we will learn about maps!
Scholastic Reading Club:
Class Code – RKYTJ
Order Due Date – 1/28/19
Dear Families,
This is a friendly reminder that your Book Clubs orders are due by 1/28/19. You can place your orders online at scholastic.com/bookclubs using my class activation code: RKYTJ
Happy Reading, Mrs. Fillmore
Other:
I am excited to report that out of 23 students who took the test, 18 students received a 100% Woo hoo! I am so proud of each student who worked so hard all week to ensure they were successful on their test! If your child received a 100%, they will write with a “smart” pen all day Monday and also participate in “NO shoes afternoon” on Monday as well:) On Monday, once your child comes in from recess, they will be able to take their shoes off and relax for the last part of the day. Please make sure your child knows how to independently take off and put on their shoes. I appreciate your support in this matter! Also, make sure to wash your child’s socks as soon as they come home on Monday, they may be a little darker than normal;)
Please consider buying something from our Scholastic Book Club at: https://clubs.scholastic.com/ Activation code: RKYTJ. The January date to order books will be Monday, January 28th.
Please make sure you are reviewing your child’s classwork each night. Monitoring your child’s classwork is a great indicator of how your child is doing in the class. If for some reason your child doesn’t finish his/her classwork in class, I will send it home for homework to be completed at home and returned the next day. Thank you for your support!
Please make sure you provide your child with a NUT FREE snack. We are a NUT FREE classroom. Thank you for your cooperation!
February is right around the corner, which means a lot of excitement for Valentine’s Day! Our card exchange day will be on Wednesday, February 13th. If you would like your child to participate, he/she may bring in 23 Valentine cards to pass out to their friends. I ask that NO candy is brought into the class due to the several food allergies I have in the classroom: dairy, egg, all nuts, gluten, gelatin etc. The risk of one of our students with allergies coming in contact with something they may be allergic to, is a risk we will prevent at all costs. If your child brings in a bag of anything edible, we will kindly place the item back in your child’s backpack to enjoy at home. Thank you for your understanding on this matter. Also, I ask that you do not address the Valentine cards to any specific child in the class.You may just simply have your child write his/her name on the card to pass out to friends. If you have any other questions you may email me, communicate on the Remind App with me, write on the communication log or set up a time to discuss any matters you may have. Thank you! Mrs. Fillmore
Housekeeping items:
The cold/winter season is upon us, which means cooler temperatures! With cooler temperatures comes coats, boots, hats, scarves, gloves, etc. It is important to teach your child how to properly put on a coat, zip up a coat, unzip the coat and take the coat off. We have a handful of students who constantly need help putting on their coats etc, which means more time is taken away from recess because the teacher is zipping up 24 coats! Also, please continue to practice tying shoes with your child. It is very hard to tie 2 pair of shoes X 24 students a day! That equals 48 shoes a day I would be tying, which would take up a lot of time during large and small group instruction. We are encouraging students to become independent learners and with independence takes a lot of dedication and teaching your child at home. Thank you for your cooperation:)
If your child is bringing a home lunch, it is OK to pack a juice for the lunchroom! Remember to pack a water bottle each day for the classroom:)
Please pack your child’s snack SEPARATELY from your child’s home lunch. This will help your child become less confused about what is for lunch and what is for snack. Thank you:)
Great news! The PTA has a blog for all sorts of fun information going on in the school. I may not have a lot of opportunities for all families to volunteer in the classroom, but the PTA is ALWAYS looking for extra hands to help in the school. Please take a look at their blog and sign up for the fun events they may need help with:) https://parents.dearbornschools.org/haigh/
Upcoming Events:
January 25th- Pizza Kit Delivery Day!
January 30th- PBIS Solo Cup Challenge!
February 4th- Kindergarten t-shirt order form coming home today!
February 4th- 100th day note coming home today!
February 6th- Late start. Students arrive an hour later @ 9:35a.m.
February 7th- 100th DAY OF SCHOOL! Dress like you are 100 years old:)
February 7th- Kindergarten t-shirt order form due with $8 enclosed in an envelope.
February 7th- homework due and spelling test #8
February 8th- NO SCHOOL for Kindergarten and Young 5’s
February 13th- Valentine’s card exchange day:)
February 14th- ½ day of school. Students dismiss at 11:40a.m.
February 14th- Spelling test #9
February 15th- NO SCHOOL- Mid winter break
February 18th- NO SCHOOL- Mid winter break
February 19th- School resumes
February 22nd- Spelling test #10
February 26th- PBIS~ Bingo
Reading Buddies: Today we didn’t meet with our reading buddies. We presented our timelines to the class instead:)
Please make sure you are working on your child’s timeline project at home. Please remember to display the 5-6 pictures horizontally on a poster board with a short description. Here is an example of what it could look like:
Timeline projects are due on Thursday, January 24th! I can’t wait to see them!
There will be NO library check out next Monday, January 21st, due to the MLK holiday. Next check out will be 1/28. Thank you!
Starting January 14th-January 28th, we will begin our NWEA MAP testing in both reading and math. These are the standardized scores/goals we spoke about at Parent Teacher Conferences! Please make sure your child is going to bed at an appropriate time each night and also eating a healthy, brain-fueled breakfast to ensure their success on the tests! We are anticipating some great gains for the middle of the year assessments from our Kindergarten students. I can’t wait for the students to show what they know! Once all testing is completed, I will send home the results of your child’s growth. Please expect the results to come home are the 1st week in February. Thank you!
What we did during our week:
Language Arts: We have officially learned ALL the letters and sounds of the alphabet! Now, we will use our sounds to help us with reading and writing new words:) Spelling test List #6: like, see, my, if, and fun, run, bun, sun. Bonus words to study at home: spun, pun. Make sure to practice the bonus word (10th word) at home for homework. Our 6th spelling test will be on Friday, January 25th.
Writing: The month of January we will focus on informative writing by using the words, “can, have, are” in our writing. Please practice this strategy at home as well:)
Math: This week we completed Module 3. Module 4-6 Eureka Math Succeed book will be coming home on Tuesday, January 22nd. We will start module 4 lessons 1-3 on Wednesday- Friday.
Science: The month of January we will focus on polar climate. The students will become experts on polar animals and climate:)
Social Studies: The month of January we will focus on history/ our timeline. A timeline project note will be coming home on January 14th. Be on the lookout:)
Scholastic Reading Club:
Class Code – RKYTJ
Order Due Date – 1/28/19
Dear Families,
This is a friendly reminder that your Book Clubs orders are due by 1/28/19. You can place your orders online at scholastic.com/bookclubs using my class activation code: RKYTJ
Happy Reading, Mrs. Fillmore
Other:
I am excited to report that out of 20 students who took the test, 17 students received a 100% Woo hoo! I am so proud of each student who worked so hard all week to ensure they were successful on their test! If your child received a 100%, they will write with a “smart” pen all day Monday and also participate in “NO shoes afternoon” on Monday as well:) On Monday, once your child comes in from recess, they will be able to take their shoes off and relax for the last part of the day. Please make sure your child knows how to independently take off and put on their shoes. I appreciate your support in this matter! Also, make sure to wash your child’s socks as soon as they come home on Monday, they may be a little darker than normal;) Side note: since we will not have school on Monday, the students will not participate in NO SHOE afternoon, but they will be able to write with a SMART pen on Tuesday:)
Please consider buying something from our Scholastic Book Club at: https://clubs.scholastic.com/ Activation code: RKYTJ. The January date to order books will be Monday, January 28th.
Please make sure you are reviewing your child’s classwork each night. Monitoring your child’s classwork is a great indicator of how your child is doing in the class. If for some reason your child doesn’t finish his/her classwork in class, I will send it home for homework to be completed at home and returned the next day. Thank you for your support!
Please make sure you provide your child with a NUT FREE snack. We are a NUT FREE classroom. Thank you for your cooperation!
Housekeeping items:
The cold/winter season is upon us, which means cooler temperatures! With cooler temperatures comes coats, boots, hats, scarves, gloves, etc. It is important to teach your child how to properly put on a coat, zip up a coat, unzip the coat and take the coat off. We have a handful of students who constantly need help putting on their coats etc, which means more time is taken away from recess because the teacher is zipping up 24 coats! Also, please continue to practice tying shoes with your child. It is very hard to tie 2 pair of shoes X 24 students a day! That equals 48 shoes a day I would be tying, which would take up a lot of time during large and small group instruction. We are encouraging students to become independent learners and with independence takes a lot of dedication and teaching your child at home. Thank you for your cooperation:)
If your child is bringing a home lunch, it is OK to pack a juice for the lunchroom! Remember to pack a water bottle each day for the classroom:)
Please pack your child’s snack SEPARATELY from your child’s home lunch. This will help your child become less confused about what is for lunch and what is for snack. Thank you:)
Great news! The PTA has a blog for all sorts of fun information going on in the school. I may not have a lot of opportunities for all families to volunteer in the classroom, but the PTA is ALWAYS looking for extra hands to help in the school. Please take a look at their blog and sign up for the fun events they may need help with:) https://parents.dearbornschools.org/haigh/
Upcoming Events:
January 18th- Little Caesars Pizza Kit order forms are due!
January 18th– Half Day. Students dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
January 21st- NO SCHOOL
January 22nd- Half Day. Students dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
January 23rd- Start Module 4. NEW homework books coming home today!
January 24th- TIMELINE projects due! These projects will count as a grade in Social Studies.
January 25th- Pizza Kit Delivery Day!
January 30th- PBIS Solo Cup Challenge!
Reading Buddies: Today we weren’t able to meet with reading buddies due to the half day.
Hello families! We had a blast at our field trip to the theater. The students really enjoyed the story of Tinkerbell and her friends in story land:). We weren’t able to take any pictures, but please make sure to ask your child tonight what their favorite part was.
Tomorrow we will have our -op spelling test and homework is due. Also, tomorrow is a gym day so make sure to dress your child appropriately!
Tomorrow will be a half day of school on Friday, January 18th. Students will dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
NO SCHOOL on Monday, January 21st
Half day of school on Tuesday, January 22nd. Students will dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
Starting January 14th-January 28th, we will begin our NWEA MAP testing in both reading and math. These are the standardized scores/goals we spoke about at Parent Teacher Conferences! Please make sure your child is going to bed at an appropriate time each night and also eating a healthy, brain-fueled breakfast to ensure their success on the tests! We are anticipating some great gains for the middle of the year assessments from our Kindergarten students. I can’t wait for the students to show what they know! Once all testing is completed, I will send home the results of your child’s growth. Please expect the results to come home are the 1st week in February. Thank you!
**Reminders: There will be a half day of school on Friday, January 18th. NO SCHOOL on Monday, January 21st and a half day of school on Tuesday, January 22nd. Please make sure to make a note of this on your calendars. Thank you:)
What we did during our week:
Language Arts: We have officially learned ALL the letters and sounds of the alphabet! Now, we will use our sounds to help us with reading and writing new words:) Spelling test List #5: for, up, look, hop, pop, top, cop, mop, stop. Bonus words to study at home: bop, chop. Make sure to practice the bonus word (10th word) at home for homework. Our 5th spelling test will be on Friday, January 18th.
Writing: The month of January we will focus on informative writing by using the words, “can, have, are” in our writing. Please practice this strategy at home as well:)
Math: This week we completed Module 3 Lessons 16-20. Next week we will focus on Lessons 21-24. Please make sure you are completing the Eureka homework lessons with your child at home as well!
Science: The month of January we will focus on polar climate. The students will become experts on polar animals and climate:) Here are some pictures of the students reading their non fiction book “Who lives in the Polar Habitat?”
Social Studies: The month of January we will focus on history/ our timeline. A timeline project note will be coming home on January 14th. Be on the lookout:)
Scholastic Reading Club:
Class Code – RKYTJ Order Due Date – 1/28/19
Dear Families,
This is a friendly reminder that your Book Clubs orders are due by 1/28/19. You can place your orders online at scholastic.com/bookclubs using my class activation code: RKYTJ
Happy Reading, Mrs. Fillmore
Other:
I am excited to report that out of 23 students who took the test, 21 students received a 100% Woo hoo! That is the MOST students we have had receive a 100%! I am so proud of each student who worked so hard all week to ensure they were successful on their test! If your child received a 100%, they will write with a “smart” pen all day Monday and also participate in “NO shoes afternoon” on Monday as well:) On Monday, once your child comes in from recess, they will be able to take their shoes off and relax for the last part of the day. Please make sure your child knows how to independently take off and put on their shoes. I appreciate your support in this matter! Also, make sure to wash your child’s socks as soon as they come home on Monday, they may be a little darker than normal;)
Please consider buying something from our Scholastic Book Club at: https://clubs.scholastic.com/ Activation code: RKYTJ. The January date to order books will be Monday, January 28th.
Please make sure you are reviewing your child’s classwork each night. Monitoring your child’s classwork is a great indicator of how your child is doing in the class. If for some reason your child doesn’t finish his/her classwork in class, I will send it home for homework to be completed at home and returned the next day. Thank you for your support!
Please make sure you provide your child with a NUT FREE snack. We are a NUT FREE classroom. Thank you for your cooperation!
Housekeeping items:
The cold/winter season is upon us, which means cooler temperatures! With cooler temperatures comes coats, boots, hats, scarves, gloves, etc. It is important to teach your child how to properly put on a coat, zip up a coat, unzip the coat and take the coat off. We have a handful of students who constantly need help putting on their coats etc, which means more time is taken away from recess because the teacher is zipping up 24 coats! Also, please continue to practice tying shoes with your child. It is very hard to tie 2 pair of shoes X 24 students a day! That equals 48 shoes a day I would be tying, which would take up a lot of time during large and small group instruction. We are encouraging students to become independent learners and with independence takes a lot of dedication and teaching your child at home. Thank you for your cooperation:)
If your child is bringing a home lunch, it is OK to pack a juice for the lunchroom! Remember to pack a water bottle each day for the classroom:)
Please pack your child’s snack SEPARATELY from your child’s home lunch. This will help your child become less confused about what is for lunch and what is for snack. Thank you:)
Great news! The PTA has a blog for all sorts of fun information going on in the school. I may not have a lot of opportunities for all families to volunteer in the classroom, but the PTA is ALWAYS looking for extra hands to help in the school. Please take a look at their blog and sign up for the fun events they may need help with:) https://parents.dearbornschools.org/haigh/
Upcoming Events:
January 14th- Timeline project note coming home!
January 14th- NWEA testing begins. Encourage your child to take their time and do their best:)
January 17th- Field trip to the Marquis Theater to see “Tinkerbell Visits Story land”
January 18th- Little Caesars Pizza Kit order forms are due!
January 18th– Half Day. Students dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
January 21st- NO SCHOOL
January 22nd- Half Day. Students dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
January 23rd- Start Module 4. NEW homework books coming home today!
January 24th- TIMELINE projects due! These projects will count as a grade in Social Studies.
January 25th- Pizza Kit Delivery Day!
January 30th- PBIS Solo Cup Challenge!
Reading Buddies: Today the groups worked together and learned how to problem solve by building with blocks or playing board games. It was fun to see our buddies again and to ease our way into a new year with each other;)
January is a busy month for learning and assessing your child’s progress thus far. With all of the assessments, I will not be able to send home books in your child’s reading bag on a bi-weekly basis. In the meantime, please utilize the FREE educational websites Haigh has purchased for each student at our school: RAZ Kids and Reading Eggs (you can find the links under Educational Website on the blog). We want to make sure your child is ahead of the learning curve and not falling behind in their reading. Thank you for your understanding and partnership during this time:)
Mrs. Fillmore
Side note: Please make sure to continue to send your child’s reading bag to school each day for our daily instruction. Thank you!
Please read the news letter in it’s entirety. I have some pictures from our winter holiday party at the end of it:) Thank you!
There will not be a homework packet during holiday break. During the 2 weeks, I hope you all enjoy the time with loved ones. During down time, please make sure to go over any items your child needs extra help with at home: letter/sound ID, sight words, retelling stories, spelling words and also don’t forget to visit the learning sites that Haigh has purchased (Reading Eggs, Math Seeds and RAZ Kids).
If you feel your child has mastered all of the above, you may visit the links below to better prepare your child for the NWEA test they will have to take in January. Please note, the Kindergarten year end expectation for NWEA RIT score is 160 in both math and reading. Please focus on the math and reading boxes (in each link) that have a RIT range from 130-160. Happy preparing:)
I hope everyone has a restful 2 weeks off:) We will hit the floor running when we come back in January with NWEA testing and middle of year assessments for our Kindergarten students! Happy New Years to my students and wonderful families! See you back in 2019!
Mrs. Bolger and myself would like to personally thank all of our families for the wonderful gifts and cards we received this week. We truly appreciate each and every one of you and we hope you all have a wonderful break<3 We will miss the kiddos!
What we did during our week:
Language Arts: We have officially learned ALL the letters and sounds of the alphabet! Now, we will use our sounds to help us with reading and writing new words:) Spelling test List #4: is, go, we, big, dig, pig, wig, zig, jig. Bonus words to study at home: fig, rig. Make sure to practice the bonus word (10th word) at home for homework. Our 4th spelling test will be on Friday, January 11th.
Writing: The month of January we will focus on informative writing by using the words, “can, have, are” in our writing. Please practice this strategy at home as well:)
Math: This week we completed our mid module testing on measurement. After break we will continue with, Module 3 Lessons 16-20.
Science: The month of January we will focus on polar climate. The students will become experts on polar animals and climate:)
Social Studies: The month of January we will focus on history/ our timeline. A timeline project note will be coming home on January 14th. Be on the lookout:)
Other:
I am excited to report that out of 20 students who took the test, 15 students received a 100% Woo hoo! I am so proud of each student who worked so hard all week to ensure they were successful on their test! If your child received a 100%, they will write with a “smart” pen all day Monday and also participate in “NO shoes afternoon” on Monday as well:) On Monday, once your child comes in from recess, they will be able to take their shoes off and relax for the last part of the day. Please make sure your child knows how to independently take off and put on their shoes. I appreciate your support in this matter! Also, make sure to wash your child’s socks as soon as they come home on Monday, they may be a little darker than normal;)
Please consider buying something from our Scholastic Book Club at: https://clubs.scholastic.com/ Activation code: RKYTJ. I will have the January date once we return back from break:)
Please make sure you are reviewing your child’s classwork each night. Monitoring your child’s classwork is a great indicator of how your child is doing in the class. If for some reason your child doesn’t finish his/her classwork in class, I will send it home for homework to be completed at home and returned the next day. Thank you for your support!
Please make sure you provide your child with a NUT FREE snack. We are a NUT FREE classroom. Thank you for your cooperation!
Housekeeping items:
The cold/winter season is upon us, which means cooler temperatures! With cooler temperatures comes coats, boots, hats, scarves, gloves, etc. It is important to teach your child how to properly put on a coat, zip up a coat, unzip the coat and take the coat off. We have a handful of students who constantly need help putting on their coats etc, which means more time is taken away from recess because the teacher is zipping up 24 coats! Also, please continue to practice tying shoes with your child. It is very hard to tie 2 pair of shoes X 24 students a day! That equals 48 shoes a day I would be tying, which would take up a lot of time during large and small group instruction. We are encouraging students to become independent learners and with independence takes a lot of dedication and teaching your child at home. Thank you for your cooperation:)
If your child is bringing a home lunch, it is OK to pack a juice for the lunchroom! Remember to pack a water bottle each day for the classroom:)
Please pack your child’s snack SEPARATELY from your child’s home lunch. This will help your child become less confused about what is for lunch and what is for snack. Thank you:)
Great news! The PTA has a blog for all sorts of fun information going on in the school. I may not have a lot of opportunities for all families to volunteer in the classroom, but the PTA is ALWAYS looking for extra hands to help in the school. Please take a look at their blog and sign up for the fun events they may need help with:) https://parents.dearbornschools.org/haigh/
Upcoming Events:
December 24-January 4th- NO SCHOOL…Holiday Break!
January 7th- School Resumes/ Happy New Year-Welcome back!
January 7th- Middle of Year assessments begin in Kindergarten
January 11th- Spelling test #4, homework due
January 14th- Timeline project note coming home!
January 14th- NWEA testing begins. Encourage your child to take their time and do their best:)
January 17th- Field trip to the Marquis Theater to see “Tinkerbell Visits Story land”
January 18th– Half Day. Students dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
January 18th- Little Caesars Pizza Kit order forms are due!
January 21st- NO SCHOOL
January 22nd- Half Day. Students dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
January 23rd- Start Module 4. NEW homework books coming home today!
January 24th- TIMELINE projects due! These projects will count as a grade in Social Studies.
January 25th- Pizza Kit Delivery Day!
January 30th- PBIS Solo Cup Challenge!
Reading Buddies: Today we met with our buddies and talked, drew pictures and wished everyone a nice 2 weeks off:)
Classroom Winter Party:We had a blast this week during our classroom winter party! Thank you to all the volunteers who made this party a SUCCESS! Here are some pictures from our event:) Enjoy!
Heads up: Library Check Out: On Monday (December 17th), your child checked in their library book, but did not check one out due to the 2 week winter break. When the students return in January, they will be able to check out a book again:)
Hello everyone:) I wanted to share some pictures of the students receiving their special gift from Mrs. Bolger and myself:) Each child received a book, stickers, pencil, candy cane and a little toy. We had a great time today in our pajamas, watching the polar express and eating some yummy treats (from the PBIS sale) during the movie as well. Enjoy the pictures!
