2. Questions? Please save them until the end of our session –thank you!
Parent-Teacher Conferences (Oct 26th -27th)
Emergency Forms

3. 8:50-9:15
Morning Work/Breakfast
9:15-10:45
Humanities
10:30-11:15
Learning Lab
11:15-11:35
Recess
11:35-12:05
Lunch
12:05-1:55
STEM
1:55-2:35
FLES, Counseling, MOSAIC, STEM & Recess, STEM
2:35-2:45
Pack Up
2:50-3:40
Specials
3:40
Dismissal

4. •Make time for reading and hold your student accountable.
“Students who read the most are the best at every part of school – reading, writing, researching, content-specific knowledge, all of it.” Stephen Krashen
How families can help:
•Make time for reading and hold your student accountable.
•30 minutes a day for grades 3,4,5
•Read together.
•Say “tell me about ...(what you’re reading, the character, plot, details etc.).”
•Ask about the library books your child chose this week.
Math Expressions Homework & Remembering workbook will be sent home as  a resource for families to use at their discretion

5. Academics
Humanities:  Integrating Language Arts Program (Readers’ and Writers’ Workshop) with Social Studies
STEM Program: Integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math
Daily Specials, FLES 2x/week, Counseling, MOSAIC
Field Trips

6. Volunteering
Complete and return the Volunteer Application Form and Confidentiality Agreement to the front office or
After October 15, you will receive an for a Safe School Training. Complete this training ASAP.
Oakridge will notify when your application is complete and you can start volunteering.
If you plan on being a chaperone on a field trip, you must complete the volunteer training.
Questions or need help? Contact Dawn Amin-Arsala or Tameka Wilds

7. Planetarium in October
Chaperones Needed!!
Outdoor Lab –January 18/19
Planetarium in October
Swimming (May 2, 3, 4, 7, 8)
More to be announced!

8. School Supplies
If you would like to contribute school supplies, we welcome them!
Oakridge school supply donation list is available on the Oakridge website and on the following slide.
The school will order any additional supplies that classrooms and students need
If you have headphones for your child to use in school, feel free to send them in

9. School Supplies
4 dry-erase markers
2 highlighters
2 composition notebooks
2 plastic two pocket folders
2 spiral wide-ruled notebooks
1 package of lined loose paper
2 dozen pencils
2 blue pens
4 pink erasers
6 glue sticks
1 box of tissues
washable markers
1 package of colored pencils
2  boxes of crayons

10. Breakfast Ms. Haeberle’s Class Room 223 703-228-5840
This year, breakfast is delivered to individual classrooms before the start of the school day
Available for any students who would like to eat breakfast at school
Costs $1.60 (no extra cost for students who receive free and reduced lunch)
Ms. Haeberle’s Class
Room 223

11. Weekly Communication
The 3rd grade team will share weekly updates via
3rd grade will share updates related to instruction, field trips, and any special events
s will come out the same day as the Oakridge Update (weekly parent )
Look for it on Monday afternoons!

12. iPads Ms. Haeberle’s Class Room 223 703-228-5840
Students receive iPads in grade 2, use them for remainder of APS career
Students use same iPad as last year; new students will be issued an iPad
iPads will stay at school this year, unless parents request that it come home
Ms. Haeberle’s Class
Room 223
Will be used for:
Math practice (apps/websites)
Reading ebooks
Writing/typing practice
Research for projects in class

13. Let’s take a few minutes to answer your questions
Thank you for
coming this evening!
Let’s take a few minutes to answer your questions