It has been an interesting end to the school year, to say the least. I hope everyone stays safe and healthy during this much deserved break!
Archive for June 2020
Dear Snow Families,
On behalf of the Snow Team, we would like to wish every Snow family and safe and relaxing summer break. We are so proud of how the whole Snow community came together during this difficult period to support our students. Each child is precious to us and we miss them dearly.
To help our students continue to make progress throughout the summer break, we will be posting suggested summer work.
Thursday, June 11 is the last ½ day of school for students. The Snow staff would like to say goodbye to students for summer time by standing along Culver Street at 11:00am on June 11. Staff will be waving goodbye and sending their best wishes to all Snow students. We are asking any family that chooses to participate to drive south down Culver at this time and wave to staff and honk their horns!
As we receive information regarding the 2020-2021 school year, we will be sure to communicate through the district website and our Snow blog. Have a wonderful break!
The SnowTeamThank you,
Amal Alcodray
PrincipalSnow School
Third grader Estaban’s letter E:
Fifth grader Johnny W.’s Environmental Art project:
The last day to turn in artwork will be Monday, June 8.
These are the assignments for Y5 – K:
1) Letter Art
2) Toy Photography
3) Origami House
4) Not A Stick
5) Chameleon Drawing
These are the assignments for grades 2 and 3:
1) Letter Art
2) Toy Photography
3) Origami Cat or Dog
4) Not A Stick
5) Giraffe Drawing
These are the assignments for grades 4 and 5:
1) Letter Art
2) Toy Photography
3) Line, Shape, and Color
4) Environmental Art
5) 3D Drawing
The grading scale for the fourth quarter looks like this:
Meeting:
regularly submitted work and attended check-ins, high participation
Progressing:
submitted most assignments and attended some of the check-ins
Limited Participation:
Rarely or did not submit work
Rarely attended check-in sessions
Family hardship during the time of instruction
You can send pictures to me via Dojo, email, or my preferred method, Google Classroom 🙂
First grader Reem A.’s delicious letter C:
Third grader John B.’s F for Flowers:
The letter “C” filled with items that start with the letter C by second grader Helmy E.
