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Hello All,
The PTA is asking for all your help. We are having a bake sale on April 21–22 and we are asking for donations. Please tell and your students to help support the school by bringing in donations for the bake sale.
The following are recommended:
Cupcakes
Juice boxes
Individual serving size chips
Brownies
Fruit rollups
Snack size candiesPlease turn them in on Thursday April 21 in the morning.
Thank you,
Lowrey PTA
PTA has joined us in helping to raise money to help pay for our May field trip and buses! We are going to raffle of two baskets in each kindergarten class. There is a boy basket and a girl basket. For $1.00 the student will receive a glow stick and one ticket into the raffle drawing. This way every child will get something for their $1.00, but only 2 children from each class will win a basket. The more tickets purchased, the more glow sticks your child will receive, and a better chance of winning the basket. If you have any questions, please contact your child’s teacher.
Thank you for your support!
Kindergarten Teachers
“Pizza for Snack”
Parents,
On Friday, April 8, 2016, the PTA will be having a “Pizza for Snack” day to fundraiser. The process is the same as last time.
Students may order pizza, juice, and chips.
Prices are as follows:
$1 per pizza slice
$.50 per juice box
$.50 per bag of chips
All pizza is cheese. Students to “pre-order” their pizza Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, as much as possible. They may buy more than one slice of pizza if they want.
Thanks for your continued support,
PTA
From the desk of the Kindergarten Teachers:
As educators, our hope is to develop joyful, self-directed, engaged learners. Learners who are curious about the world around them, who are excited to take on challenges, who are willing to take risks, and who are resilient and flexible in the face of failure. Our goal here at Lowrey, is to have learners who have a growth mindset.
The Kindergarten TEAM has found that building a classroom culture of growth mindset changes how students approach their learning, and is transformational in helping them build the habits of mind to be successful within and beyond the classroom. As one of our kindergartners explains, “If you don’t know how to do something, you can try it again and again and fix your mistakes, and if you don’t give up, you really showed growth mindset.”
We start by asking our kindergartners to share how their muscles get stronger. We give our students the example of working out our muscles through exercise to working out our brains through the effort of purposeful practice (building stamina). By showing brain images of growth, students can discover the way that their brains change as they learn new things.
You can also extend and enrich this understanding of growth mindset by reading aloud literature that celebrates a growth and facilitating discussions about how growth mindset plays out in different contexts. Students may also be inspired to read the biographies of famous athletes or thinkers who overcame huge obstacles and who embody a growth mindset…
PBIS Celebration
Congratulations Polar Bears on earning your ticket to see AIR BUD on the BIG screen in the Little Theater on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.Times are as follows:
- 2nd and 5th 9:30-11
- Kindergarten and 3rd 11:30-1
- 1st and 4th 1:30– 3
We are limiting each class to 1 hour and 40 minutes. 3rd grade also plans to sell popcorn and juice as a snack for that day, but the students are NOT allowed to eat it in the theater. Please allow them to have it in the classroom for snack. They are 50 cents each. Thank you again for your continued support with PBIS and don’t forget to show your polar pride that day!