Dear Parents
The Halloween Parade was a huge success! In class, we also celebrated the holiday by doing a rotation. We made a black cat, a harvest quilt, and a Halloween costume podcast. Here is a link for you to listen to the podcast episodes. If you hit the RSS feed button, you'll get instant updates of our newest projects.
Go to mrsmontgomery.podbean.com
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Wish all of you a safe and fun Halloween!
Little Blue Teachers
Friday, October 31, 2008
Friday, October 24, 2008
Little Blue Bulletin: 10/20-10/24
Welcome back! We hope you had a wonderful and restful October Break. Thank you to all parents who helped on the field trip. We appreciate your time and effort.
Upcoming Events:
Costumes Parade is coming! Parents, if your child choose to participate, please mark your calendars--Friday, October 31st at 3pm. Remember, costumes cannot be worn during school hours. They must change after school. Also, remind your child's driver if he/she is going to be picked up by you.
The Little Blue Village Calendar
Sharing:
10/27: Memorize a Halloween poem or song of your choice
11/03: Share and describe your 3-D Turkey
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us your poem or song title
2. Speak/ sing loud and clear
3. Make eye contact with classmates and teacher when talking
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Extra assignment:
Please visit your teacher's blog. With your parent's help, add your comment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We continued our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are still working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top.
We are reviewing the following concepts in reading skills. It is helping us prepare for reading and spelling!
Math:
We are finishing up our current strand on numbers. This is such an important concept that we will continue to visit our number strategies throughout the school year. Please remember to practice vocabulary with your students at home to reinforce what is taught at school.
Science:
Red Ribbon Week is a special week for all students across our nation. We take the time to talk about making healthy choices in our lives. Students shared on the topic, and we did several activities in class. We learned about the five food groups: grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, and proteins (meat, legumes, and nuts). It's important to eat less "extras" like sweets, fried foods, and sweets. Please help promote healthy living by sending good snacks to school. Ask your student what is a good snack to help give our body and mind energy.
Thanks,
The Little Blue Teachers
Upcoming Events:
Costumes Parade is coming! Parents, if your child choose to participate, please mark your calendars--Friday, October 31st at 3pm. Remember, costumes cannot be worn during school hours. They must change after school. Also, remind your child's driver if he/she is going to be picked up by you.
PLEASE REFER TO THIS LINK AND KEEP TRACK OF ALL OF THE UPCOMING EVENTS!
The Little Blue Village Calendar
Sharing:
10/27: Memorize a Halloween poem or song of your choice
11/03: Share and describe your 3-D Turkey
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us your poem or song title
2. Speak/ sing loud and clear
3. Make eye contact with classmates and teacher when talking
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Extra assignment:
Please visit your teacher's blog. With your parent's help, add your comment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We continued our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are still working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top.
We are reviewing the following concepts in reading skills. It is helping us prepare for reading and spelling!
- short/long vowel sounds
- beginning letter sounds and blends
- sight words
- rhyming words
- recalling facts while reading
Math:
We are finishing up our current strand on numbers. This is such an important concept that we will continue to visit our number strategies throughout the school year. Please remember to practice vocabulary with your students at home to reinforce what is taught at school.
- equal
- less than
- more than
- place value: tens, ones
- addend, sum
- number line
Red Ribbon Week is a special week for all students across our nation. We take the time to talk about making healthy choices in our lives. Students shared on the topic, and we did several activities in class. We learned about the five food groups: grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, and proteins (meat, legumes, and nuts). It's important to eat less "extras" like sweets, fried foods, and sweets. Please help promote healthy living by sending good snacks to school. Ask your student what is a good snack to help give our body and mind energy.
Thanks,
The Little Blue Teachers
Friday, September 26, 2008
Litte Bulletin 9/22-10/3
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Upcoming Events:
NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY the Little Blue Teachers will be at our APPLE training, so this newsletter will be covering this week and next week (BUT, we will have subs and your children will be very busy). We will resume newsletter when we come back from October break.
Project Cornerstone will kick-off next week. Please refer to the Press for details and the letter that goes home with the project. The theme this month is how to build positive friendships. We will talk about putting warm fuzzies in our buckets. Ask your child what a warm fuzzy is...
OCTOBER 5 through OCTOBER 19th is our break. We hope you all have a wonderful two weeks off. Make sure you keep reading over vacation.
The Little Blue Village Calendar
Sharing:
9/29: Some signs of fall!
10/4- 10/19:Vacation
10/20: Three Ways to Stay Healthy
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us your topic
2. Prepare for one ending sentence
3. Make eye contact with classmates and teacher when talking
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
NOTE: There will be no book bags going home over the vacation. It would be a great time to visit your local library.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Extra assignment:
Please visit your teacher's blog. With your parent's help, add your comment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We continued our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are still working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top.
We are reviewing the following concepts in reading skills. It is helping us prepare for reading and spelling!
Math:
We are continuing to work with numbers. We are practicing ways to count on, adding doubles (5 +5=10), and using various strategies to help us add and subtract.
We are practicing our new vocabulary:
Science:
This week we built the life cycle of the apple. We started with a seed, and ended with the apple. The students were very curious about how the blossom turns into an apple. Hopefully we can help answer this question further as we start our pumpkin studies. Next week we will be learning about how a pumpkin grows. This will help us prepare for our upcoming field trip.
Special Events:
We had an assembly on staying safe when we our outside. Remember to always wear a bike helmet and cross in safe places. Ask your students what jaywalking means.
Thanks,
The Little Blue Teachers
Upcoming Events:
NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY the Little Blue Teachers will be at our APPLE training, so this newsletter will be covering this week and next week (BUT, we will have subs and your children will be very busy). We will resume newsletter when we come back from October break.
Project Cornerstone will kick-off next week. Please refer to the Press for details and the letter that goes home with the project. The theme this month is how to build positive friendships. We will talk about putting warm fuzzies in our buckets. Ask your child what a warm fuzzy is...
OCTOBER 5 through OCTOBER 19th is our break. We hope you all have a wonderful two weeks off. Make sure you keep reading over vacation.
PLEASE REFER TO THIS LINK AND KEEP TRACK OF ALL OF THE UPCOMING EVENTS!
The Little Blue Village Calendar
Sharing:
9/29: Some signs of fall!
10/4- 10/19:Vacation
10/20: Three Ways to Stay Healthy
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us your topic
2. Prepare for one ending sentence
3. Make eye contact with classmates and teacher when talking
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
NOTE: There will be no book bags going home over the vacation. It would be a great time to visit your local library.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Extra assignment:
Please visit your teacher's blog. With your parent's help, add your comment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We continued our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are still working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top.
We are reviewing the following concepts in reading skills. It is helping us prepare for reading and spelling!
- short/long vowel sounds
- beginning letter sounds
- sight words
- rhyming words
- recalling facts while reading
- green - Go! Topic Sentence
- yellow - Slow down. Add a detail
- green - Finish the paragraph
Math:
We are continuing to work with numbers. We are practicing ways to count on, adding doubles (5 +5=10), and using various strategies to help us add and subtract.
We are practicing our new vocabulary:
- equal
- less than
- more than
- place value: tens, ones
- addend, sum
- number line
This week we built the life cycle of the apple. We started with a seed, and ended with the apple. The students were very curious about how the blossom turns into an apple. Hopefully we can help answer this question further as we start our pumpkin studies. Next week we will be learning about how a pumpkin grows. This will help us prepare for our upcoming field trip.
Special Events:
We had an assembly on staying safe when we our outside. Remember to always wear a bike helmet and cross in safe places. Ask your students what jaywalking means.
Thanks,
The Little Blue Teachers
Friday, September 12, 2008
Little Blue Bulletin 9/08-9/12
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Upcoming Dates:
Saturday: Family Fun Night! 4-7pm
This week: Parent Teacher Conferences. Early Dismissal at 12:30.
Friday: Teacher Learning Day! No school for kids
The Little Blue Village Calendar
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home again today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Extra assignment:
Please visit your teacher's blog. With your parent's help, add your comment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We continued our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are still working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top. We've reviewed the following concepts:
Math:
This week we started our Number Sense strand. We are practicing ways to count on, adding doubles (5 +5=10) and using various strategies to help us add and subtract.
We are practicing our new vocabulary:
Upcoming Dates:
Saturday: Family Fun Night! 4-7pm
This week: Parent Teacher Conferences. Early Dismissal at 12:30.
Friday: Teacher Learning Day! No school for kids
The Little Blue Village Calendar
PLEASE REFER TO THIS LINK AND KEEP TRACK OF ALL OF THE UPCOMING EVENTS!
Sharing:
9/15 -- Three ways to show good manners
9/22-- Share a classroom rule and why it is important
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us your topic
2. Prepare for one ending sentence
3. Make eye contact when you talk
Sharing:
9/15 -- Three ways to show good manners
9/22-- Share a classroom rule and why it is important
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us your topic
2. Prepare for one ending sentence
3. Make eye contact when you talk
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home again today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Extra assignment:
Please visit your teacher's blog. With your parent's help, add your comment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We continued our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are still working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top. We've reviewed the following concepts:
- short/long vowel sounds
- beginning letter sounds
- sight words
- rhyming words
- green - Go! Topic Sentence
- yellow - Slow down. Add a detail
- green - Finish the paragraph
Math:
This week we started our Number Sense strand. We are practicing ways to count on, adding doubles (5 +5=10) and using various strategies to help us add and subtract.
We are practicing our new vocabulary:
- equal
- less than
- more than
- place value: tens, ones
- addend, sum
PSCO News:
Reminder - Spirit T-shirts available for Kinders!
Murdock-Portal Spirit T-shirts are available for $10, sizes Small or Medium. Your Kinder can get their very own Penguin T-shirt, to wear on School Spirit Days! Don’t be left out - Forms are in the office. (Not sure what size? Check the sample T-shirts in the Office.)
Coming Soon on Wed 24th – Jungle Play-date!
Save the Date and meet up with other K/1 village parents, for a School play-date at the ‘Jungle’ on Wed 24th Sept, from 5pm onwards. This is a great opportunity for new Parents to get to know other K/1 parents over a coffee, while your children get to play for free at the Jungle, at El Paseo de Saratoga opposite Westgate Mall. Look out for flyers next week in your Thursday folder, to get free entry.
Special Events:
We started our week with an awesome "Wildlife Assembly". We had several animals visit our school to help teach conservation and appropriate ways to handle wild animals. The students were very excited to see the snowy owl, and lynx.
Chicken Dance! Thanks you for joining us for our first performance of the year. It was so nice to see so many parents watch our students cluck and rock today.
Here is a link so you can cluck along at home too!
http://www.funpages.com/chickendance/
Thanks,
The Little Blue Teachers
Reminder - Spirit T-shirts available for Kinders!
Murdock-Portal Spirit T-shirts are available for $10, sizes Small or Medium. Your Kinder can get their very own Penguin T-shirt, to wear on School Spirit Days! Don’t be left out - Forms are in the office. (Not sure what size? Check the sample T-shirts in the Office.)
Coming Soon on Wed 24th – Jungle Play-date!
Save the Date and meet up with other K/1 village parents, for a School play-date at the ‘Jungle’ on Wed 24th Sept, from 5pm onwards. This is a great opportunity for new Parents to get to know other K/1 parents over a coffee, while your children get to play for free at the Jungle, at El Paseo de Saratoga opposite Westgate Mall. Look out for flyers next week in your Thursday folder, to get free entry.
Special Events:
We started our week with an awesome "Wildlife Assembly". We had several animals visit our school to help teach conservation and appropriate ways to handle wild animals. The students were very excited to see the snowy owl, and lynx.
Chicken Dance! Thanks you for joining us for our first performance of the year. It was so nice to see so many parents watch our students cluck and rock today.
Here is a link so you can cluck along at home too!
http://www.funpages.com/chickendance/
Thanks,
The Little Blue Teachers
Friday, September 5, 2008
Little Blue Bulletin: 9/2-9/5
Welcome to the Little Blue Bulletin. We will keep you up to date on news in our village. Please remember to read the weekly updates. You can also subscribe to this blog by clicking the RSS feed button.
NOTE: Family Fun Night is still in need of volunteers. This great event might be canceled if we can't get some more help. Please consider helping out. Also, the direct donations are due to come in to the office. We are only at a little over 50% of what is needed to keep our school's programs and great instructional aides going.
Upcoming Dates:
Sept. 10th through Sept.18: Parent Teacher Conferences. Early Dismissal at 12:30.
Friday, Sept. 12th: Chicken Dance at school at 11:00 on kinder play area
Saturday, Sept. 13th: Family Fun Night
Social Studies:
We started a project called, "Me in the World" this week. We focused on how we are a small part of the world. We start being part of our home, then our school community, which is a small part of our city, extending to our state. Our state, California, is a part of our country, the United States, which is a small part of the world!
We also talked about what we do at home or at school could affect the larger community. That means we should always be aware of our choices and actions, so that we are a good member of the community.
NOTE: Family Fun Night is still in need of volunteers. This great event might be canceled if we can't get some more help. Please consider helping out. Also, the direct donations are due to come in to the office. We are only at a little over 50% of what is needed to keep our school's programs and great instructional aides going.
Upcoming Dates:
Sept. 10th through Sept.18: Parent Teacher Conferences. Early Dismissal at 12:30.
Friday, Sept. 12th: Chicken Dance at school at 11:00 on kinder play area
Saturday, Sept. 13th: Family Fun Night
PLEASE REFER TO THIS LINK AND KEEP TRACK OF ALL OF THE UPCOMING EVENTS!
Sharing:
Sharing:
9/08 -- Memory of your grandparents
9/15 -- Three ways to show good manners
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us your topic
2. Tell us one memory of your grandparents
3. Prepare for one ending sentence
9/15 -- Three ways to show good manners
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us your topic
2. Tell us one memory of your grandparents
3. Prepare for one ending sentence
4. Extra: Bring a photo or draw a picture of your grandparents
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home again today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We continued our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are also working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top. We've reviewed the following concepts:
Math:
We enjoyed our Math Investigations this week. Kids showed excellent teamwork by sorting, tallying, and graphing our class favorites. We are very proud of our students! They also demonstrated their knowledge by making graphs independently using stickers and fruit loops. Please continue to work with your child at home and find different ways we use charts and graphs. Next week, we will start our new strand: number sense.
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home again today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We continued our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are also working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top. We've reviewed the following concepts:
- short/long vowel sounds
- beginning letter sounds
- sight words
- rhyming words
Math:
We enjoyed our Math Investigations this week. Kids showed excellent teamwork by sorting, tallying, and graphing our class favorites. We are very proud of our students! They also demonstrated their knowledge by making graphs independently using stickers and fruit loops. Please continue to work with your child at home and find different ways we use charts and graphs. Next week, we will start our new strand: number sense.
Social Studies:
We started a project called, "Me in the World" this week. We focused on how we are a small part of the world. We start being part of our home, then our school community, which is a small part of our city, extending to our state. Our state, California, is a part of our country, the United States, which is a small part of the world!
We also talked about what we do at home or at school could affect the larger community. That means we should always be aware of our choices and actions, so that we are a good member of the community.
Science:
Apples, apples, apples! We learned the different parts of an apple. Students learned how to label a scientific drawing, and then assemble an apple diagram. We also read a couple of apple poems to add to our Personal Reader Binder.
Special Events:
Don't forget the Chicken Dance on Friday at 11am!
Thanks,
The Little Blue Teachers
Special Events:
Don't forget the Chicken Dance on Friday at 11am!
Thanks,
The Little Blue Teachers
Friday, August 22, 2008
Little Blue Bulletin: 8/25-8/29
Welcome to the Little Blue Bulletin. We will keep you up to date on news in our village. Please remember to read the weekly updates. You can also subscribe to this blog by clicking the RSS feed button.
Upcoming Dates:
Monday, Sept. 1st: Labor Day: no school
Upcoming Dates:
Monday, Sept. 1st: Labor Day: no school
Tuesday, Sept. 2nd: Return conference slips that start on the 10th
Friday, Sept. 12th: Chicken Dance at school at 11:00 on kinder play area
Social Studies:
We recited our Penguin Promise this week, made our class poster, and have been working on treating others as we would want to be treated. This would also be a good promise to have your child make at home. That way they can treat their bothers or sisters the way they would want to be treated. We will be working on keeping this promise all year long!
PLEASE REFER TO THIS LINK AND KEEP TRACK OF ALL OF THE UPCOMING EVENTS!
Sharing:
9/01 -Tell us who is in your family and one thing you do together
Sharing:
9/01 -Tell us who is in your family and one thing you do together
9/08 -Memory of your grandparents
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us who is in your family
2. Tell us one thing your family likes to do together
How to prepare for sharing:
1. Tell us who is in your family
2. Tell us one thing your family likes to do together
3. Extra: Bring a photo or draw a picture of your family
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home again today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We started our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are also working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top.
Math:
We continued Math Skills this week. Each group is reviewing directional words and patterns. We are also learning more about graphs. There are three kinds of graphs: real graphs, pictographs, and bar graphs. Most students are able to make a statement about the graph too.
BOOK BAGS!!!
The book bags are coming home again today! Please read the book with your child each night. It's important to reread books again and again. After reading the story several times, do the activity listed on the instruction sheet. The kinders have the directions on the yellow sheet and first graders have directions on the white sheet. On Wednesday night have your child put the journal, the book, and the instructions back into the bag so that it is ready to come back to school on Thursday morning. It is very important to the success of our program that book bags are returned each Thursday morning.
There will be no homework folders on Fridays due to the book bags.
Review of the week:
Language Arts:
We started our new handwriting program--Hand Writing Without Tears. We are also working on holding our pencil correctly and starting letters/numbers at the top.
Math:
We continued Math Skills this week. Each group is reviewing directional words and patterns. We are also learning more about graphs. There are three kinds of graphs: real graphs, pictographs, and bar graphs. Most students are able to make a statement about the graph too.
Social Studies:
We recited our Penguin Promise this week, made our class poster, and have been working on treating others as we would want to be treated. This would also be a good promise to have your child make at home. That way they can treat their bothers or sisters the way they would want to be treated. We will be working on keeping this promise all year long!
Science:
We started learning about apples this week and talked about the different parts of an apple. This is a great unit and we will be doing many observations. If you have free time, please read some apple books at home, research apples on the web or look at the many types of apples at the grocery store.
Special Events:
Despite the heat, today's Lunch on the Lawn was a huge success. It was great to see so many parents come and join their children for lunch. This is a great monthly event to help build community in our school.
Special Events:
Despite the heat, today's Lunch on the Lawn was a huge success. It was great to see so many parents come and join their children for lunch. This is a great monthly event to help build community in our school.
Everyone smiled nicely for their pictures this week. The yearbook is a great keepsake to remember this year at Portal. These pictures will go inside the yearbook that will be available at the end of the school year.
Have a wonderful long weekend!
Have a wonderful long weekend!
Little Blue Teachers
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