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Volume XXVI
Number 10
Page Private school
Hancock Park Campus
nEWSLETTER
October 2014
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In This Issue:
5th Grade Buzz................................................10
Computer News.................................................10
Dates to Remember......................................12
Fantastic First Grade.....................................8
Field Trip................................................................5
Junior Kinder Fun...........................................7
Kindergarten Stars........................................8
Make up Pictures Day..................................5
October Birthday Shout-Outs.................6
October Lunch Menu 2014......................12
Preschool Patter...............................................7
Shining Second Grade...................................9
Students of the Month...............................4
Thrilling Third Grade......................................9
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Director’s Corner:
The first quarter of the school year went by successfully. The
students worked diligently and adjusted to their schedules, friends, and
teachers. First quarter report cards will be handed out on Thursday, October
9th. This report is an evaluation of your child’s progress at his/her particular
grade level. Grades are based on progress, taking into account for
individual background and aptitude. Parent/teacher conferences are scheduled during the week of October 13th.
All teachers, preschool to elementary, will send notices as to when parents may meet with them. This is a great
opportunity for both parents and teachers to discuss and support the children’s academic as well as social
performances.
Now that the Fall season is here, we can’t help but think of the approaching holidays. This month
specifically, children look forward to our Halloween carnival. This event is happening on campus in the
morning on Friday, October 31st, Halloween Day. The schedule for the day will be provided in the near future.
Tradition continues for our parents to volunteer and make this activity the best social experience for all Page
students and families.
The Fall fundraiser event, our iJog for Technology, was a great success. All the students had fun
running, jogging, and walking with friends to raise funds. Proceeds from this event will benefit all our students,
as they will go towards purchasing 3 laptops, 1 Promethean Board (smart board), 6 television sets and DVD
players, and 10 LeapFrog tablets. Your help and generous contribution will be greatly appreciated and best of
all, will benefit your children to enhance their academic program.
Sincerely,
Connie Rivera, Director
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Students of the Month
Alejandro Gonzalez
Bradyn Oken
Ever D’ray Smith
Jayla Vaughn Jake
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Salatinjants
Mason Boswell
Shalizeh Mousavi
Verna Li
Karishma Kumar Madeleine Li
Naomi Hatchett
Neil Kim
Vivian Kim
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Make Up Pictures Day
Individual and class photos were taken last month. If your child missed this opportunity, his/her
picture will be taken on Monday, October 13th. All students who began school after September 12th and those who
were absent that day will have their pictures taken for the yearbook. Please pick up an order form in the office if
you are interested in purchasing your child’s pictures. Individual and class photos were taken last month. If your
child missed this opportunity, his/her picture will be taken on Friday, October 11th. All students who began
school after September 11th and those who were absent that day will have their pictures taken for the yearbook.
Please pick up an order form in the office if you are interested in purchasing your child’s pictures.
Field Trip:
Pierce College Farm
This month, we are off to Pierce College Farm located in Woodland Hills to attend their
Halloween Harvest Festival. The festival features farm grown pumpkins, a stage show,
children's activities and rides, farm animals, an adventure corn maze, a haunted house,
hay ride, and more! Students will each bring home a hand-picked pumpkin. If you
would like for your child to attend, please sign up early in the office, as spaces are
limited. Those who do not attend the trip will stay in school for childcare. Page Private
School T-shirts are required.
Who: Preschool C - 5th Grade
Where: Pierce College Farm - Halloween Harvest Festival
When: Friday, October 17th, 2014
Time: 9:00a.m. - 3:30p.m.
Cost: $30.00
Checks payable to School Tours, Inc.
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October Birthday Shout-Outs!
Happy birthday to the following members of our Page Family:
Students
Eleene Bahrami Oct. 1st
Madeleine Li Oct. 3rd
Vivian Kim (Preschool) Oct. 5th
Tessa Pappas Oct. 5th
Theodore Pappas Oct. 5th
Enzo Barbieri Oct. 9th
Joyce Kim Oct. 9th
Kennedy Maple Oct. 10th
Austin Santos Oct. 12th
Mia Navarro Oct. 13th
Calla Meigs Oct. 13th
Isabella Meigs Oct. 13th
Amiely Rodriguez-Lopez Oct. 18th
Nicholas Franck Oct. 19th
Naomi Hatchett Oct. 20th
Claire Gaspar Oct. 21st
Ryan Sovari Oct. 25th
Aria Uttamchandani Oct. 26th
Killian Talley Oct. 27th
Hudson Miller Oct. 31st
Staff
Mrs. Redeelyn Sunga Oct. 3rd
Ms. Elena Samonte Oct. 19th
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Kindergarten Stars
We have made it through the first quarter and are off to a great start in the second quarter. Kinder students continue
to do an amazing job both academically and socially. They are also doing a wonderful job learning and practicing
their sight words. Keep earning those “sight word scoops” Kinder! This month, we will begin our reading logs. As
our class begins to learn how to read, it is important to practice everyday. I will be sending home a weekly reading
log as part of the homework. Please read with your child at home for at least 5-10 minutes everyday and don’t
forget to fill in those reading logs.
This month Kinder will also be working on the following:
Phonics: Unit 2- Short Vowels
Reading: Theme 3- “We’re a Family”
Math: 5- Groups in Numbers 6-10
Science: “The World Around Us”
Health: “Your Family and Friends”
Social Studies: Unit 1- “Symbols”
Character Development: Self-Discipline
Congratulations to our student of the month, Verna Li. She has been doing a terrific job in the classroom and has
learned to be a good citizen of our school. Keep it up Verna!
Thank you, Mrs. Sunga
Fantastic First Grade
All of the first graders did a wonderful job this quarter. They’ve adjusted smoothly and are also doing well with their
test taking skills, class work, and homework. Thank you parents for your support.
Last month, we started our new math curriculum - Math Expressions Common Core. Your child is learning math in
an innovative program that interweaves abstract mathematical concepts. They have adjusted to the new program.
Please continue reading for 20 minutes daily and don’t forget to log in their reading time in the reading log. The
weekly reading comprehension/fluency packet is also very helpful so please continue working with your child.
This month’s student of the month is Madeleine Li. Great job; continue the good work! This month, we also look
forward to our annual Halloween Carnival.
This month we will be working on these skills/concepts:
Spelling: Review words, words with dr-, gr-, tr- / words with cl-, fl-, sl-, words stEnglish: Nouns and Pronouns
Reading: Themes 3 and 4
Science: Matter
Health: Your Growing Body
Math: Addition and Subtraction Strategies
Social Studies: People and Places, Current Events
Happy Halloween!
Mrs. Jeon
Shining Second Grade
Welcome to October! This month will be all about "fun." We will celebrate Halloween and have our annual
Halloween carnival on Friday, October 31, 2014. The children are excited to wear their costumes on this special
day.
I am proud to say that the children are working hard and look forward to learning more each day! I would like to
congratulate Naomi Hatchett for being our student of the month.
This month, we will be working on the following:
Math- Addition within 200
English- Nouns and Pronouns
Reading- Theme 2: Nature Walks
Spelling and Vocabulary- Consonant Clusters
Science- Life Cycle
Social Studies- Map Skills
Health and Wellness- Getting Along
Parents, please keep up with your child's progress by logging in to the TeacherEase website: www.teacherease.com.
Thank you for your continuous support,
Ms. Jackson
Thrilling Third Grade
Fall has arrived! This is a busy time of year for us. The holiday season will be here in a flash. Our class has adjusted
very well. The students are growing up so fast it amazes me. Parents, please continue to make sure that your child
finishes his/her homework daily and completes the weekly READING LOG.
This month:
English - Finish Unit 2: Nouns, Begin Unit 3: Verbs
Reading - Theme 3: Incredible Stories
Spelling - Consonant Patterns, OW and AW Spelling Pattern
Math - Unit 2 6s, 7s, 8s, 10s
Health - Unit B: Growth/Nutrition
Science - Unit 1: Finish Energy and Matter
Social Studies - Unit 2: California Indians Past/Present
Congratulations to Neil Kim our Student of the month! Keep up the great work!
HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HALLOWEEN!
Thank you, Ms. Ahn 5th Grade Buzz
The students have had a busy and productive first quarter of school. Their brains are hard at work, and they have
shown great dedication in carrying out all of the fifth grade responsibilities. I know it has been demanding at times,
but the students are ready and willing to accept the challenge. I look forward to an even more productive second
quarter!
This month, we will be working on the following:
Spelling: Spelling patterns for the vowels plus sounds /ôr/, /âr/, /är/, /ûr/, and /Îr/
Language Arts: Unit 2- Nouns, Unit 3-Verbs
Reading: Anthology Theme 2- Give It All You’ve Got
Science: Structure of Living Things
Health and Wellness: Family and Social Health
Social Studies: Land and the First People
Math: Addition and Subtraction with Decimals / Multiplication and Division with Fractions
Spanish: Review Descriptions and Comparisons
Art: Georges Seurat and Pointillism
Congratulations to our Student of the Month, Vivian Kim. Keep up the excellent work!
Have a safe and happy Halloween!
Ms. Romero
Computer News
PSC1/C2: Students will continue to practice using the mouse and proper finger placement. We will review Counting,
Problem Solving, Alphabet, and Shapes with Curious George.
PSD: Students will think like scientists and learn about life science and natural history while practicing numbers,
letters, shapes, colors, and phonics with Dino Train and Sid the Science Kid.
Jr.K A/B/C: Students will review Problem Solving, Math, Reading, Patterns, and Spelling with Martha Speaks,
Super Why!, and Cat in the Hat.
Kinder: Students will learn the R and I keys and practice previous keys learned.
1st Grade: Students will continue to practice their finger/hand placements. Students will practice keys E and H
combined with previous keys learned.
2nd Grade: Students will continue to practice their finger/hand placements. Students will practice keys R and I
combined with previous keys learned.
3rd Grade: Students will continue to practice keys E, H, R, and I combined with previous keys learned. Students will
apply Font Color, Clipart, and Page Borders to their complete documents.
5th Grade:Students will continue to work with Assessment 2, adding Text Boxes for borders, Clipart, Page Borders,
Font Styles, Font Colors, Texture Backgrounds, Custom Bullets and Custom Shading Colors.
Thank you, Ms. Lopez
October Lunch Menu 2014
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Hamburgers
French Fries
Chicken Tacos
Spanish Rice
Lasagna
Green Salad
Carrot Sticks
Cookies
Milk
Orange Slices
Milk
Fruit Cocktail
Lemonade
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7
8
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Grilled Ham & Cheese
Sandwich
Chicken Nuggets
Green Beans
Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce
Green Salad
Chicken Stir-Fry
White Rice
Pizza
Green Salad
Potato Chips
Orange Slices
Milk
Peaches
Apple Juice
Pineapple
Milk
Fortune Cookies
Juice
Mixed Fruit
Punch
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14
15
16
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Chicken Broccoli
White Rice
Fish Sticks
Chicken Patty Sandwich
Chicken Quesadilla
Turkey & Cheese
Mashed Potatoes
Green Salad
Orange Slices
Milk
Green Salad
Ice Cream
Punch
Mixed Veggies
Peaches
Milk
Sandwich
Chips
Cookies
Juice Box
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21
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Corn Dogs
Chicken Chow Mein
Sloppy Joes
BBQ Chicken
Carrot Sticks
Applesauce
Juice
White Rice
Fortune Cookies
Juice
Mixed Vegetables
Peaches
Milk
White Rice
Carrot Sticks
Cookies
Milk
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29
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Chicken Alfredo
Beef-A-Roni
Arroz con Pollo
Meatballs & Gravy
Haunted Turkey Hot Dogs
Green Salad
Mixed Fruit
Milk
Salad
Carrot Sticks
Cookies
Juice
Mixed Veggies
Pineapple Chunks
Milk
Mashed Potatoes
Corn
Jello
Lemonade
Creepy Carrots
Petrified Peaches
Frightening Fruit Punch
Fortune Cookies
Lemonade
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Field Trip
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Macaroni & Cheese
Steamed Broccoli
Mixed Fruit
Milk
Dates To Remember:
October 9th
Report Card Day
October 13th
Make-Up Picture Day (individual only)
Oct. 13th-17th
Parent/Teacher Conferences
October 13th
Columbus Day (regular school day)
October 16th
Great California Shake Out (state-wide earthquake drill)
October 16th
Honor Assembly (elementary only) 8:40a.m.
October 17th
Field Trip to Pierce College Farm (PSC-5th Grade)
Oct. 20th-24th
Red Ribbon Week (drug prevention awareness)
October 29th
Traffic Safety Workshop (Jr.K-5th Gr. ) @10a.m.
October 31st
Halloween Carnival (10:00a.m. - 12:00p.m.)
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