Please join in the fun by participating in our Reading Month Spirit Week. This is for the week of March 13-march 17!!! READ!!
Monday 3/13- “Sleep Book”
Wear your pajamas or comfy clothes to school.
Tuesday 3/14- “Fox in Socks”
Wear silly or mismatched socks.
Wednesday 3/15- “Wacky Wednesday”
Let’s get silly! Wear your clothes backwards, inside out, or mismatched.
Thursday 3/16- “The Cat in the Hat”
Wear your favorite hat.
Friday 3/17- “Green Eggs and Ham”
Wear the color GREEN.
Monday, February 27: Staff Meeting, 3:45, Science Lab
Running Club, 3:45, gym
Tuesday, February 28: Chess Club, 3:45-4:45, Cafeteria
Wednesday, March 1: Art Club: Blue Group, 3:40-4:30, Art Room
Thursday, March 2: Chess Club, 3:45-4:30, Cafeteria
PTA Meeting, 6 pm, Media Center
Friday, March 3: Breakfast: Linderman
City Beautiful/Garden Club, 3:4504:30, Art Room
News from Art Club:
Art Club students will be bringing home a form that needs to be filled out and returned. You will choose one of two options for the club this semester. Dates for each option are listed on the form. We will NOT MEET this Wednesday (2/15).
I am looking for caps from jars and bottles for a Leader in Me project. Please start collecting and send them in. I am also in need of newspapers to finish off our Wolf Den in the lobby. Please send any newspapers to the art room. Many thanks!!! Jo Anne Zechar
Monday, February 13: Staff Meeting, 3:45-5:15
Running Club, 3:45
Tuesday, February 14: Happy Valentine’s Day!
Chess Meet, Geer Park at Snow, 3-5:30
Wednesday, February 15: Late Start
SIOP Training, Am and PM sessions
NO ART CLUB!
Thursday, February 16: PBIS Celebration, Electronic’s Day, 1:40-2:10
Chess, 3:45-4:45
Friday, February 17: Breakfast- Nowak, Sabellico, Branks
City Beautiful: Recycling!! 3:40-4:30
There is no Art Club on the calendar this week. I will be at a memorial celebration for a teacher colleague this evening. There will be a sign up letter coming home about day/week preferences for Art Club. I will look at the sheets and determine the break of our group. You will get notification on the new set up before the February break. We will resume Art Club the week we come back. Thanks for your patience- thrown into the mix is my aging mother. Getting older is hard on all of us. Thanks, again, for your understanding and support. Jo Anne
Families,
WIDA testing begins today Monday, February 6th and will end March 24th. This test is given to English Language Learners. The test will assess students Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking skills. If you have any questions about this please email or call me.
Thank you,
Lina Saad
English Language Development Specialist
Snow School
313-827-6250
saadl@dearbornschools.org
Monday, February 6: Departmental Meetings
Running Club, 3:45, gym
Tuesday, February 7: Chess Club, 3:30-6 pm, Chess Meet at Becker School
Wednesday, February 8: Wolf Dens 9-930
Thursday, February 9: Fourth Grade Symphony Trip, 10-12
Chase: Field Trip to Ann Arbor Hands On Museum, 9-2
Chess Club, 3:45-4:45
Friday, February 10: No one signed up for breakfast
PTA Meeting Reminder!
Please join the PTA tonight at 5pm in the Media Center to discuss the changes to the Annual Snow Picnic (now carnival) that will be taking place in May this year. We’d like to get some feedback and share what we have in mind. We are also looking for volunteers to help us make this new Carnival a success! Then stay for our February PTA meeting at 6pm where we will go over many items and upcoming events such as Book Bingo, Book Fair, etc. Look forward to seeing everyone there! Thank you!
Movie Night at Snow!
Come watch Zootopia Fri., Feb. 3 at in the Snow gym.
Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
Movie starts at 6:30 p.m.
There will be popcorn and baked goods to purchase. If you would like to donate baked goods or water for that night, please leave on the bake sale rack outside the office anytime that day.
Parents must accompany children. No drop-offs.
Bring a blanket or sleeping bag, hang out with your friends and watch a free movie!
Dear Snow Parents,
Snow Elementary is committed to fostering an inclusive environment for our students with and without disabilities. As part of our efforts to support students with disabilities we have developed a program to promote awareness.
Peer Pals is dedicated to building relationships between general education students and students with special needs. This program allows general education students to develop empathy and understanding of differing abilities. It allows for students with special needs to build friendships with same age typically developing peers. Some students will be paired in social/academic activities with a peer pal. Student participation is voluntary.
I am trying to figure out a way to accommodate all 50 students in Art Club. The group is too big to house them all at one time. Right now I think it needs to be split and each group would come either every other week or two weeks on, two weeks off. I am looking at a few things- a 25 person limit per day sign up- meaning the first group of 25 that sign up come every other week, the second group comes the other weeks, or assigning by alphabet like A-L and M-Z, or by families, or by grade level. I would appreciate your feedback. I am not going to meet this week because I need to figure this out and I have mom commitments, too. Many thanks for your thoughts and understanding!