Spelling
Week of Oct. 5-9
Unit 1 Week 4
1. nap
2. naps
3. sit
4. sits
5. win
6. wins
7. fit
8. fits
9. hit
10. hits
11. her
12. too
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Contact Mrs. Denn and Mrs. Wilson
We can be reached by phone at 763-745-5965
or by email at
elizabeth.denn@wayzata.k12.mn.us
mari-lynn.wilson@wayzata.k12.mn.us
or by email at
elizabeth.denn@wayzata.k12.mn.us
mari-lynn.wilson@wayzata.k12.mn.us
Weekly Newsletters
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
March
11 Plant Sale Kick Off
22-26 Spring Break
April
7 Plant orders due
7 Conferences 4:00-8:00
8 Conferences 8:00-8:00
8-9 NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
13 Coffee with Principal, 9:15 am
16 Carnival, 6:00 pm
20 Twins Outing
May
4 Open Gym/Tech Night
4 PTSA Meeting 7pm
5 Plant Sale Pick Up, 4:00 pm
11 Plant Sale Kick Off
22-26 Spring Break
April
7 Plant orders due
7 Conferences 4:00-8:00
8 Conferences 8:00-8:00
8-9 NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
13 Coffee with Principal, 9:15 am
16 Carnival, 6:00 pm
20 Twins Outing
May
4 Open Gym/Tech Night
4 PTSA Meeting 7pm
5 Plant Sale Pick Up, 4:00 pm
HOMEWORK
WORD STUDY (Spelling)
The new spelling words will come home every Monday. The test will be on Friday. Please click the link below to view at home practice suggestions.
Word Study Practice Ideas
MATH HOMELINKS
These will be coming home 3-4 days a week and need to be returned the following morning.
TAKE HOME BOOK
Read the book at home with a parent or a sib, initial the reading log and return to school the following morning. Our class goal is to read at least 15 minutes/night most nights.
WEEKEND JOURNALS
These will come home on Friday and need to be returned on Monday. Specific instructions are in the journals.
The new spelling words will come home every Monday. The test will be on Friday. Please click the link below to view at home practice suggestions.
Word Study Practice Ideas
MATH HOMELINKS
These will be coming home 3-4 days a week and need to be returned the following morning.
TAKE HOME BOOK
Read the book at home with a parent or a sib, initial the reading log and return to school the following morning. Our class goal is to read at least 15 minutes/night most nights.
WEEKEND JOURNALS
These will come home on Friday and need to be returned on Monday. Specific instructions are in the journals.
Elementary "CONECT"
The CONECT homework club is available to students who live in the CONECT neighborhoods served by Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners (IOCP) and attend one of the following elementary schools: Birchview, Gleason Lake, Oakwood, Plymouth Creek and Sunset Hill.
Homework Clubs
Homework Clubs
Help our school "go green" by going paperless
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Sunset Hill's electronic Thursday Folder
http://www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/sunsethill/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=42&Itemid=713
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Sunset Hill's electronic Thursday Folder
http://www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/sunsethill/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=42&Itemid=713
Get Involved at Sunset Hill
The PTSA meets every other month in the school library beginning in September. Meetings take place on the second Tuesday of the designated month beginning at 7pm and typically last about 90 minutes. There is also an Open Gym/Tech night that takes place simultaneously for your kids to enjoy while you attend the meeting.
PTSA Meetings
Putting Family First is a grass roots initiative that grew out of community discussions in the Wayzata School District. Putting Family First is committed to creating a community where family life is an honored and celebrated priority. More information about Putting Family First can be found at http://www.puttingfamilyfirst.org/.
The Wayzata Public Schools Education Foundation was formed in June 2003 by a group of citizens concerned about the serious impact of state and federal budget cuts to education. The group's mission is to maintain educational experiences in Wayzata Public Schools by providing private financial support for innovative programs that might otherwise not receive funding.
http://www.wpsef.org/
PTSA Meetings
Putting Family First is a grass roots initiative that grew out of community discussions in the Wayzata School District. Putting Family First is committed to creating a community where family life is an honored and celebrated priority. More information about Putting Family First can be found at http://www.puttingfamilyfirst.org/.
The Wayzata Public Schools Education Foundation was formed in June 2003 by a group of citizens concerned about the serious impact of state and federal budget cuts to education. The group's mission is to maintain educational experiences in Wayzata Public Schools by providing private financial support for innovative programs that might otherwise not receive funding.
http://www.wpsef.org/
Suggested Reading List
Welcome to First Grade
Here's first grade in a nutshell! We have attached a link to the powerpoint we went through at open house/curriculum night just in case some of you were not able to make it. It walks you through what a day in first grade looks like and covers some of our district initiatives and goals.
Welcome to First Grade Powerpoint
Welcome to First Grade Powerpoint
Suggested Web Links
Top Ten FAQ About Job Shares
Your child will be working with two teachers this year. To give you a better picture of what this will look like, we have attached the following link. Don't hesitate to call with any questions!
Top Ten FAQ about Job Shares
Top Ten FAQ about Job Shares
Contact us by phone or email anytime!
School Information
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- Global Market Coming to Sunset Hill
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- Peek at the Week September 24th
- Ways to get involved at Sunset Hill
- Looking for your feedback!
- Have you gone paperless?
- Our First Trip to the Nature Center!
- MATH EXPLORATIONS
- Getting to know our new classmates
- Reading Corner
- Welcome to Room 5's Classroom Blog!
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