Target Tidbits

December 1, 2011

Dear Target Buddies,

  It has been so exciting to see all of the "Over and Beyond" projects that have been coming in!  We encourage you to take what we're learning in class and expand on it in your chosen way. Great Job!

 If you are not attending our field trip, please report to your regular classroom for the day.

  A reminder to 4th and 5th grade target students attending our Medieval Field Trip on Friday, Dec. 2, 2011:

1. Dress appropriately for the weather.
2. Bring a big snack to eat prior to leaving.
3. No electronics( We'll Be watching Redwall)
4. Come to the Target classrooms Friday Morning.
5. Be on your best Mountain View Behavior all day!
6. Have someone to pick you up by 3:00 p.m. We may be back before that time.

 Kind regards,

Deanna Beaver, Stephanie Clatterbaugh,Sarah Dunlap

 

 

 

November 9, 2011- update

If you were unable to click on the link on the previous blog, just copy and paste this to your address bar:

 http://educators.medievaltimes.com/  Then you can click on the parent and teacher info.

There is a special program just for school age children that are studying Middle Ages.

November 9, 2011

Dear Target Buddies,
  Please visit the link below to find out more about our Medieval Time Field Trip and its educational program. There are many tabs that you can explore to research about the middle ages. Watch the clock, you may get lost in time!

 

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WIKISPACES

Due to use beyond its intended scope/purpose, WIKIspaces will no longer be available. 

November 2, 2011

Dear  4th and 5th grade Target Buddies,

   If you plan to attend our Medieval Times Field Trip, please return  the permission form and money envelope by this Friday, November 4, 2011.

  This is an opportunity to culminatethe curriculum we  been learning about in our classrooms.  This theatrical event will put some reality into what a medievel  celebration might have looked like. Our sister Target Classes in other schools have gone and felt it was very  beneficial.

Thank you,

Deanna Beaver, Stephanie Clatterbaugh, Sarah Dunlap