Calendar
September 14th-27th - Online Scholastic Book Fair (see below)
September 28th - CISD Regular Board Meeting - 7:00 PM
October 12th - No School - Student/Staff Holiday
Announcements
Parent Newsletter
Principal Martin shares out our campus newsletter via email each Friday. Make sure to read her newsletter for information regarding campus news. This week's newsletter link coming soon!
Parent Newsletter
Principal Martin shares out our campus newsletter via email each Friday. Make sure to read her newsletter for information regarding campus news. This week's newsletter link coming soon!
Important Reminders
For Virtual Students:-Please remember that all work must be completed on the day it was assigned prior to 11:59 p.m. (central time) to receive credit.-Please be sure your child is participating in the specials courses as well as the core subject areas!-Please make sure your child is completing their work independently to the best of their ability. It is important to see where they're at academically to support their individual academic needs.
For Face to Face Students:-Please send your iPad to school each day fully charged!-Please remember a snack and a full water bottle every day!-Please put names in jackets and sweaters as the weather cools down!
Online Scholastic Book FairYou're invited to shop our Scholastic Book Fair online from September 14th-27th. All purchases benefit Town Center Elementary and connect kids with new books, favorite characters, complete series, and more. You'll love the NEW option to shop Book Fair exclusives directly from the interactive booklist and enjoy these special online shopping features:
-Over 6,000 items, including new releases, best sellers, and value packs-All orders ship direct to home-FREE shipping on book-only orders over $25*-All purchases support our school and earn 25% in rewards-Visit our Book Fair Homepage and click "Shop Now" to get started
Library Curbside PickupLibrary Curbside will begin next Wednesday, 9/16 for our Virtual Learners (VLs). VLs are encouraged to put books on hold in Destiny (limit 2). Once books are pulled and checked out, I will send an email to the VL and parent(s) notifying them that their holds are ready to pick up. It is important to note that Destiny may say that the books are ready, however, that does not mean Mrs. Mancuso has pulled the books from the shelf and checked them out. Please wait until you have received a confirmation email from Mrs. Mancuso with the next curbside date.
TCE Curbside Pickup will be on Wednesday's from 11:00-12:30pm in the Front Loop. Library books will be quarantined for 7 days before they are checked in and removed from the account.
If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Mancuso at kmancuso@coppellisd.com.
Week at a GlanceNow that we've had four weeks of virtual instruction, practicing both using the Schoology calendar and the completion checkmarks in Schoology, we're going to begin to simplify the week at a glance. You'll still find the week of glance linked here with the live times for all core content areas. The main difference is that we will not longer outline the assignments. We will continue to use the Completion Checkmarks in Schoology. This will be completely updated and ready for next week by Sunday evening!
What are we learning?
Math: This week learners will use mathematical vocabluary to say a number that is greater than or less than a given whole number up to 100. Learners will use place value to compare. and order whole numbers up to 100 using comparative language, numbers, and the symbols >, <, or =.
Language Arts: In Reading Workshop this week we are revisiting Metacognition and strategies that help us be stronger readers. We will also be taking a fluency assessment on Monday. In Writing Workshop we are reviewing Small Moment writing and working towards our first "published" pieces of the year. We will also begin Grammer Talks with a focus on nouns.
Science: This week learners will use different objects combinded together to show that when put together objects can do things they they cannot do by themselves such as building a bridge and justify the selction of those materials based on their phsycial properites.
Social Studies: In Social Studiess this week we are wrapping up our Historical Figures unit and completing our researching journals and will being our next unit on Government. We will also explore American Indian Heritage Day on Friday.
Math: This week learners will use mathematical vocabluary to say a number that is greater than or less than a given whole number up to 100. Learners will use place value to compare. and order whole numbers up to 100 using comparative language, numbers, and the symbols >, <, or =.
Language Arts: In Reading Workshop this week we are revisiting Metacognition and strategies that help us be stronger readers. We will also be taking a fluency assessment on Monday. In Writing Workshop we are reviewing Small Moment writing and working towards our first "published" pieces of the year. We will also begin Grammer Talks with a focus on nouns.
Science: This week learners will use different objects combinded together to show that when put together objects can do things they they cannot do by themselves such as building a bridge and justify the selction of those materials based on their phsycial properites.
Social Studies: In Social Studiess this week we are wrapping up our Historical Figures unit and completing our researching journals and will being our next unit on Government. We will also explore American Indian Heritage Day on Friday.
