Julia Cook is Coming to Burlington

Please join us for a Literacy Night with author

Julia Cook!

“As educators and parents, our ultimate goal is to make a positive difference to children and help them reach their
highest potential and become the best that they can be in all they do. This goal is getting harder and harder to reach.”

This is a hands-on hour of laughs and parenting tricks of the trade. 

Topics addressed include:

Video game/ screen time addiction

Balancing the parenting act

Personal safety of kids

Teaching kids social skills through books

“This parenting talk takes a look at the things that world class parents and educators are doing

to accomplish the "ultimate goal."  By creating a craving for knowledge, setting boundaries, teaching GRIT,
encouraging patience, and developing E.Q., our children can be their ultimate best and become prepared for their
paths that lie ahead!”

*This is an adults only event

When: Thursday April 26th, 2018

Time: 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Where: Memorial Elementary School

125 Winn Street

Burlington, MA 01803

***Please email ltilton@bpsk12.org to RSVP by 4/22/18***

Comfy & Cozy

We loved getting comfy and cozy after recess today.  Everyone got some time to just relax, read, listen to music, play a game on our ipad or shut our eyes for a bit.  It was a great class reward right before MCAS!  Keep up the fantastic work. 

Multiplication Masters

Congratulations to Our Multiplication Masters!  

Great work -Liam, Mackenzie, Dylan & Adam 

Crazy Sock Day!

Let’s raise awareness for Down Syndrome!

Sport your CRAZIEST socks to school on Friday, March 23rd!

$1 donation is welcome, but not mandatory.  All donations will be given to the National Down Syndrome Society

Volunteers Needed

The Pine Glen Carnival will be held this Saturday, March 17.  If you are able to volunteer please visit the PTO Blog for a link to the signup.  

There will be fun and games and many AMAZING raffles!!

Wax Museum

I am so proud of everyone for all their effort and hard work on their famous Massachusetts projects for our Wax Museum.  They showed creativity and knowledge about their person when presenting.    I loved seeing all the costumes, props, and posters.  I hope everyone who was able to attend enjoyed it as much as the Third Grade Teachers did.  After each student had a chance to share with the class all they learned.  Everyone was able to become their person & share so many interesting facts! 

Great Job Room 205!

Reading Buddies

We got to do some reading today with our friends in Mrs. Parnell's kindergarten class.  Some siblings were able to read together too.  We loved hearing the kindergarteners read their books to us and we got to pick out one of our favorites to read to them.  We ended with a Go Noodle Shake Break!  It was also fun to see all the CRAZY HAIR!