Dear Parents,
Some of the stories that we are going to be reading are:
The most beautiful fish in the ocean is asked to share one of his shining scales with a little blue fish, and to which he refuses. All the other fish in the sea leave him alone, and he wondered why. He goes to the wise octopus for advice, and she tells him to give away his scales. Rainbow Fish reluctantly does so, except for one. In the end, he is less beautiful then he was before, but he has new friends and is now the happiest fish in the sea.
RHYME OF THE WEEK:
In Math we are going to work with the number seven. We will do fun math centers to reinforce counting and recognizing numbers from one-seven. We will also work doing AB patterns using counters.THEME:
We will continue working with ''PARTS OF THE BODY''
Please don't forget to bring folder and notebook every Monday!
DPTO ANNOUNCEMENTS -
A) Movie Morning Fun – The DPTO
will be showing Hotel Transylvania 2 at Novacentro this Saturday, October 3 at
10:30 a.m. The movie will be shown in English! Tickets are very limited! They
will be first sold during the General Assembly this Saturday, and the following
week. The price of each ticket is Lps. 250 and includes entrance to the movie
and your choice of combos of popcorn and drink, hot dog and drink, or nachos
and drink. For information email us at discoverypto@gmail.com
B) UN Day Preparations- The DPTO
has begun preparations for our school UN DAY celebration on Friday, October 30,
from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. All school families are invited to participate and represent
their country of origin. If you have a typical outfit from your country, and
would like to participate in the annual showcase, please contact Carolina
Villareal carovilla252@hotmail.com
or Miriam Salgado miriamasalgado@yahoo.es
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT THIS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 – We want to remind our parents that this
Friday is an early dismissal day (11:45 a.m.) for our students. We will be
following A.M. Schedule.
CHRISTIMAS BAZAAR- LOOKING FOR VENDORS- Discovery’s Helping Hands
Club, a community service club that benefits the children of the Nuestros Pequeños
Hermanos orphanage will be having a Christmas Bazaar. Interested vendors should email, Discovery_bazaar@outlook.com.
HELPING HANDS- COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB- Sunday, October 4th
will be out next visit to Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos orphanage. The club is open to all Discovery families
and Secondary students. Secondary
students should attend the meeting on Tuesday, September 29th at
lunch in Mrs. Agurcia’s Room (Rm. 7).
Anyone else interested in joining us can email Mrs. Agurcia at cagurcia@discoveryschool.edu.hn.
CHANGES IN THE OCTOBER HOLIDAYS – We have received official word that a
decree was issued in Congress changing the October holidays to October 7, 8,
and 9. We will be complying and
changing the holidays.
We understand that some families
may have purchased tickets for trips at the end of October, and we will be as
accommodating as possible in helping our students with missed work. If this is
the case, please contact the teachers and/or area coordinator to make the
arrangements for makeup work and content.
ADVANCED
EXTERNAL REVIEW TEAM VISIT -- The school continues preparing for the
AdvancED team visit October 18-22. The team has invited all parents for a
meeting on Tuesday, October 20, from 2:15 to 3:15. The Early Childhood and
Elementary parents will meet in the 2nd Floor Conference Room, and the Middle
and High School Parents will meet in Community Information Center. Please mark
your calendars/agendas if you are interested in coming and being a part of this
accreditation process.
SCHOOL CAFETERIA – please check out the weekly menus and other
delicious news by visiting the school cafeteria blog at http://wolvescafeteria.blogspot.com
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Important Dates Coming
Up:
Saturday, October 3 DPTO Movie @ Novacentro
“Transylvania 2” @ 10:30 a.m.
October 7, 8, 9 NO SCHOOL - Government
Holiday
October
18 – 22 ADVANCED REACCREDITATION VISIT
October 23 Student Led
Conferences
October 30 UN Day Celebration;
Early Dismissal (11:45 a.m.) P.M. Schedule
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