February Spirit Project!

This month we will be collecting donations for the Lexington Humane Society. Any of the following items may be donated in the blue tub by Mrs. Fox’s office from February 3-28.

Greatest Needs Are:
    Canned wet cat and dog food
    Pee pads for Spay’sTheWay
    Gas cards
    High-grade AAA Batteries
    Timothy hay/Alfalfa for small animals
    HE (High Efficiency) laundry detergent
    Copy paper
    Bleach (liquid or powder)
    Rain Barrels
    Gently used professional DSLR cameras, with lens(es).

Due to our limited space and limited laundry facilities the only linens we can accept are towels, flat sheets, and pillowcases. 

*All LHS animals are fed a consistent, nutritious diet of Science Diet brand food. LHS is a Hill’s Food, Shelter & Love™ Partner and feeds Science Diet brand exclusively.

Bubbles!

We read a fun book titled Bubbles! Then, we created bubbles of our own! 

December Spirit Project

Our December community service project is our annual “Giving Tree”.   Join me in donating used coats, as well as new hats, mittens, gloves, and scarves. Donations can be placed in the blue bin in the foyer. All Items will be donated to Hart’s Coat Crusade for distribution to the needy in our community.  Thanks for helping make winter a little warmer for those in need!

November Spirit Project!

Toys for Tots

Our November spirit project is the Firefighters’ Toy Program.  Students are asked to bring a NEW toy to donate to the toy program, which will benefit local children during the month of November.  Each class will walk to the fire station on Saron Drive late in the month and students will have the opportunity to present their toys to the firefighters!  This is the fourth year of participation for VPE. Students may bring in their toys beginning November 11th.  Toys will be kept in the classrooms until we walk to the fire station! No stuffed animals please.

We Can!

Check out the Little Bird Tale story we created when we were learning about action words! Click the link below to see our story!

We Can!

Read, Read, Read!

All of the ELL groups have been working on reading great fiction and non-fiction books!  We have also been comparing and contrasting the features of fiction and non-fiction books
Reading the great books on Raz-Kids is a super way to practice the reading skills we are working on. 
Check it out at:
Raz-Kids

Let me know if you need help logging on!

Watch and Learn with ELF!

Check out the GREAT YouTube videos from ELF (Everyone Loves Fun)!  They have tons of great videos to help you learn how to read, spell, and say new vocabulary words! Just click on the link below!

ELF YouTube Videos

Take some time to watch and learn!