December Newsletter 2019

DEC 9 (MONDAY): REMINDER: If you are interested
Our Lady of Camarin Day, NO UNIFORMS MUST BE in supporting our
WORN AT ALL TIMES school and its goals,
CLASSES please call the school
DEC 16 (MONDAY): (Dark blue bottoms and and let us know how
Student of the Month Assembly School Uniform Shirt) you can help.
Other M.U. Lujan shirts may
@8:45 be worn on Spirit Day PTO Officers:
DEC 18 WEDNESDAY): President: Sheeka
Christmas program @ 9AM Fridays Tareyama
Vice-President:
DEC 20 (FRIDAY): Jason Biggs
End of 2nd Quarter Treasurer: Malia
DEC 21-JAN 3: Christmas BREAK Castro
Secretary: Doreen
STUDENT AND SCHOOL SAFETY Bamba
Public Information
All visitors must report to the Officer: Valerie
main office to sign in before Pendon
proceeding to any area on campus. An Sargeant at Arms:
ID must be submitted to the office in Darlene
order to obtain a visitor’s pass. Stremmelaar

Please ensure that student A big thanks to all who’ve
emergency contact numbers and joined our Thanksgiving
information are updated. Dinner!

Librarian’s Corner: Student Learner Outcomes

REMINDER: M.U. Lujan School Students will be…
Students can check in their book early for another
one to read for the week. Library is open at 8:00 Focused Learners
am for studying and reading. Independent Thinkers
Responsible Citizens
Effective Communicators

DRAGONS ARE ON FIRE!!!

Reading/Language: Second:

-I can answer the who, what , when, where, why, and how after

Classroom Connection: reading a story

Bridging the Gap for Student Achievement -I can use word study and phonics skills to read words.

Please review these learning targets with your child and -I can use irregular plural nouns (e.g., feet, children).
connect with their teacher to see how you can support
-I can use correct capitalization for holidays.
learning at home.
-I can identify and use synonyms and antonyms properly.
Kinder:
Reading/Language: -I can use glossaries and dictionaries to figure out the meaning of

-I can track print from left to right words
-I can name upper and lowercase letters Aa, Bb, Cc, Dd, Ee.
-I can say the sounds Ss, Mm, Rr, Tt, Bb. and phrases.
-I can say the beginning and final sound in a word
-I can answer “who what, where” questions about a story -I can demonstrate the command of the conventions of standard
-I can describe what is happening in pictures
-I can recite nursery rhymes and poems English
-I can print upper and lowercase letters Aa through Jj
-I can write legibly with proper spacing grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
-I can recite nursery rhymes and poems
Writing/Speaking/Listening Math:
-I can draw to tell about a book I’m reading
-I can talk in a conversation -I can use addition/subtraction to solve a one-step word problem
Math:
-I can count from 0-50 within 100.
-I can identify and write my numbers 0-10
-I can sort and classify and count how many are in each group. -I can add and subtract 3-digit numbers
-I can name 2D shape
-I can describe objects and attributes -I can add and subtract numbers with regrouping.

Fifth: -I can mentally add and subtract tens and hundreds to and from a
Reading/Language:
-Determine two or more main idea of a text and explain how they given number.

are supported by key details; summarize the text Fourth:
-Determine command of conventions of standard of English
capitalization, punctuation and spelling when writing Reading/Language:
-Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events
using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear events -Describe the overall structure (e.g., chronology, comparison,
sequences
Math: cause/effect, problem/solution) of events, ideas,
-Use parentheses, brackets or braces in numerical expressions, and
evaluate expressions with concepts, or information in a text or part of a text.
these symbols.
-I can form and use the progressive verb tenses (
Third
Reading/Language: -I can write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or

- I can ask and answer questions to demonstrate understanding of a events using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear
text.
-I can read with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support event sequences.
comprehension.
-I can describe characters and explain the sequence of events. Math:
-I can determine the main idea and recall key details.
-I can recount stories and explain key details from the text -Multiply a whole number of up to four digits by a one-digit whole
-I can explain the function of verbs and adjectives in general and
their functions in number, and multiply two two-digit numbers, using strategies based
particular sentences.
-I can introduce a topic or text they are writing about. on place value and the properties of operations.
-I can engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions.
Math: -Solve multistep word problems posed with whole numbers and
-I can fluently add and subtract within 1,000.
-I can multiply one digit whole numbers. having whole-number answers using the four operations, including
-I can solve two-step word problems.
problems in which remainders must be interpreted.

First:

Reading/Language:

-Characters-Identify character, setting, problem/solutions of a

story.

-Retell stories and demonstrate central message or lesson

-Identify the main topic and key details of a text

-Decode 2 syllable words

-Use common, proper, and possessive nouns

-Use singular and plural nouns with matching verbs in basic

sentences

-Use personal, possessive and indefinite pronouns

-Write informative/explanatory text in which they name a topic,

supply some facts about the topic and provide some sense of closure

Math:

-Understand that two digits of a 2 digit number represents amounts

of tens and ones

-Understand that numbers 11-19 are made up of tens and ones

-Counting by 10s, 2s, and 5s.

Apply properties of operations as strategies to add and subtract

-Solve word problems that call for addition of these whole numbers

whose sum in less than or equal to 20

K-2nd Chamorro:

-Siña hu audentifika disi ocho (90%) na tråstes Eskuela sigon gi

leksion.

Dragon Highlights

GW Marine Mania “Plastic Isn’t
Fantastic” and “The

Watershed” puppet show

Kindergarten McTeacher Night

4th grade field trip to War in the Pre-GATE field trip to the Guam Museum
Pacific MMuseum

Health Buzz GET A HEALTHY START

 Get plenty of sleep

To be fully rested:
5 year olds need 10-13 hours
6-12 year olds need 9-11 hours

National Sleep Foundation

 Be physically active

Run! Jump! Play!
Get 1 hour (60 min.) or more of physical

activity each day

Center for Disease Control

 Drink plenty of water

5-8 year olds- need 5 glasses per day
9-12 year olds- need 7 glasses per day
Drink more when you’re exercising or on a hot day

www.healthykids.gov

 Eat nutritious food

Start your day with a healthful breakfast
Choose My Plate

 Wash your hands often

Wash for at least 20 seconds

Center for Disease Control

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednes
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8 9 10 11

Our Lady of Santa Hat Day Wear
Camarin Day Christm

Holiday access

(socks, hea

necklace

15 16 17 18

Student of the Snow Day
Month Wear white

Wear red

and/or green

22 23 24 25

Christmas Break ~ Decembe
Classes Resume ~

sday Thursday Friday Saturday
6 7
5
Hafa Adai
Betnes

Spirit Day

Antler Day 13 14
Hafa Adai
ra Wear fun deer Betnes
mas antlers
sory Spirit Day

adband,
e, etc)

19 20 21
Hafa Adai
‘Twas the
Night Before Betnes
Spirit Day
Christmas
Pajama Day Share a
Christmas Treat

26 27 28

er 23, 2019 – January 3, 2020
~ January 6, 2020

Acknowledged by:
Mrs. Natasha Dela Cruz, Principal