We worked hard all week to improve our fluency by practicing our Thanksgiving poems.  All the groups were fantastic!  Our guest judges, Mr. Harrises and Mrs. Kelly, had a tough decision.  They had great things to say about everyone, especially our winning group, which presented "The Thanksgiving Day Parade," by Jack Prelutsky.  Congratulations to Addi, Mia, and Madie on a great performance!

Great news...our performance of "Squirm" is now available on video!  Thanks to our videographer, Mrs. Beaudoin, a recording of our "wiggly, giggly" musical is ready to view.  Please click the link provided to watch our musical.  Please note that this link directs viewers to YouTube, where the advertisements are unregulated.  Also, I'd like to thank Miss Brown, who uploaded this video for our team. In order to respect our students' privacy, this link is registered as "unlisted." This means that you must use the exact link provided to access the recording. Additionally, please note that our school name is not noted in this video, so that privacy is further protected.  Click here to watch our musical!

Looking for an elf to help you with your holiday gift wrapping?  Then come to the PTA Holiday Gift Fair!  This fun family event will be held this Saturday, December 6th, from 11 am to 1 pm at Underhill School.  I'll be there, putting my wrapping skills to the test.  We're hoping to see a great crowd at this year's fair, so I hope everyone can make it!

Congratulations to Miss Fremeau's little "worms!"  Everyone helped to put on a great presentation of "Squirm" for a huge audience of friends, family, and schoolmates.  Great work everyone; I am so proud of your hard work and your performance today.

"Squirm" reminder!  Please join us on Monday, November 24th at 2:15 for our "wiggly, giggly" musical.  Remember that your child should dress in all black for the day of the performance.  Check out this picture of our 'worms' from today's rehearsal:

Today we had a special writing lesson with Mrs. Malynowski.  We've already practiced our 'friendly letters' a lot.  Now, we're starting to learn 'procedural writing,' in which we teach our readers how to make or do something.

We've been working very hard on subtraction - particularly, subtraction with regrouping.  Here we are playing "Go for the Smallest," which made our practice fun!