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Orientation
- 2. Welcome to 4th Grade at M.N.O. Farms
- 3. The Lead Farmers Mrs. Montero Mr. Montisano Ms. O’Connor Mrs. Nash
- 4. MrS.Nash flew the coop!
- 5. All in a day’s work… 8:30 Students may arrive for STAR time 8:55 First bell 9:00 Tardy bell 11:00 – 11:50 Resource 12:15-12:45 Lunch 12:45 – 1:00 Recess 1:00 Switch 3:15 Dismissal begins 3:30 Dismissal concludes
- 6. Farm Resources Music Art PE Character Ed. Media
- 7. Meal Times Breakfast begins at 8:30 AM and costs $1.00. Lunch (12:15-12:45) costs $1.50 www.mylunchmoney.com is highly recommended for managing lunch money accounts.
- 8. Farming Expectations Follow directions the first time they are given. Keep hands, feet, and other objects to self. Speak to and treat all others respectfully. Move from place to place in a quiet and orderly fashion. Come to school prepared and on time.
- 9. Reap What You’ve Sow Conduct is measured over the course of a week on a 100 point scale. Behavioral infractions = 2-point loss No homework = 4-point loss Every student starts each week with 100 points/A+ as their conduct grade.
- 10. Reap What You’ve Sow Success Tickets can be earned at any time by any student Success tickets are drawn randomly and students choose a prize Prize donations are appreciated!!! (candy, small toys, etc.)
- 11. Farm Transportation How will your child go home the first day? Extended Day, Walker, Bike, Car, Bus (bus number AND stop number needed) SAFETY FIRST Any changes in transportation MUST be made in writing in advance of the effective date.
- 12. Keeping In Touch The Connection and The Farmers’ Almanac Email(contact info on The Farmers’ Almanac) monteroc@duvalschools.org montisanoj@duvalschools.org nashj1@duvalschools.org oconnnorb@duvalschools.org Phone 992-6390 ext. 198 (Montero and Nash) ext. 176 (Montisano and O’Connor)
- 13. Farm Notes Student planners should be checked nightly by parent. Red folders for homework and other important papers should be checked nightly, too.
- 14. Farming the Future Be sure to read http://readwithme.edublogs.org!
- 16. Help our classroom grow Please be sure to pick up a “wish list” item. We appreciate all the help we can get!
- 17. M.N.O. FarmsThanks you for coming!
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- No prepayments until August 30th. Students must bring money per day until that point – will be giving change back to kids if they bring more than the cost of one meal.
- Safety – talk about not parking at church and dismissing as a walker (when really a car rider), walk with a buddy, etc.
- Discuss homework expectations briefly – read nightly (will be turning in log of “RAH” (read at home) time for a grade.) and a short language practice that will be discussed in class. Writing/journaling 3-5 times per week is encouraged as well to prepare them for writing expectations – even informal diaries or journals are good.
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