Noah Webster Christian School
Weekly Word
www.noahwebsterchristianschool.com
May 15, 2017
“10Be quiet and know that I am
God. I will be honored among the
nations. I will be honored in the
earth. 11The Lord of All is with us.
The God of Jacob is our strong
place.” Psalm 46:10-11
A Note from the Principal:
Board members decided last Monday
evening to hold a garage sale on
Saturday, June 10th to liquidate the
belongings of the school. Parents of
Noah Webster will be able to preview
and purchase items on Friday, June 9th.
At this time, I do not have times for the
sale. The sale will happen in the school.
Each room will be setup with items for
sale. Help will be needed to organize
and bring items over from the gym.
Setup will occur the week of June 5th. If
you can help, please stop by the office.
If there are items you know you would
like to purchase, we can set those aside
for you. Just let us know in the office.
We will send home flyers next week
advertising the sale.
Dates To Remember
May 18- Chick-fil-A Spirit Day
May 23- Kindergarten
Graduation/Awards Ceremony 7:00pm
May 25- Texas Roadhouse Spirit Night
4pm-9:30pm
May 25- Roller City Field Trip
Yearbooks
To reserve your copy, payment is due in
the office by tomorrow, May 16th. Cost
for each yearbook is $15.00. If you did
not get a form, more are available in the
office.
Band
The students will enjoy a pizza party
together during the lunch hour on
Wednesday. They will not need their
band instruments this week.
Chick-fil-A Spirit Day
Our last spirit day is scheduled for THIS
Thursday, May 18th. You can go to
Chick-fil-A anytime during the day; just
be sure to tell the cashier prior to
ordering that you are with Noah
Webster. In conjunction with it, we ask
that kids and staff wear their Noah
Webster t-shirts.
Kindergarten Promotion
Awards Ceremony
This event will be held in the sanctuary
of Sunnyside Baptist Church NEXT
Tuesday, May 23rd starting at 7 pm.
Awards will be given to students with the
highest grade point average (GPA) and
for Christian Character.
Awards Chapel
Teachers for 1st-6th will be presenting
awards to individual students in their
class on Wednesday, May 24th
beginning at 8:45 am. Parents and
grandparents are welcome to attend.
Kindergarten students do not attend
awards chapel but are still required to
come to school in chapel clothes.
All School Field Trip
Permission slips for our roller skating
trip will go home tomorrow, Tuesday,
May 16th. The entire student body will
go roller skating at Roller City,
Thursday, May 25th from 12:45 to 3:00
pm. Transportation of the students will
be provided by the teachers, staff and a
few parents. If your child needs a car
seat, please provide one. So that we
can have a final head count and to
assign students to drivers, permission
slips need to be turned into to the office
no later than 8:30 am, Tuesday, May
23rd.
Jillybean Videos
Have your students been talking
nonstop about Jillybean’s visit in
chapel? Now you too can see what all
the excitement was about and enjoy
some quality time with your students.
Jillybean left videos of her early years in
the office that are available for
purchase. The sale of these videos will
aid Jillybean with expenses on her
missionary trip this summer. Videos are
one for $10 or two for $15.
Final Countdown Week
Monday, May 22nd – Crazy Hair Day
Tuesday, May 23rd – Change Your
Name Day
Wednesday, May 24th – Under the
Desk Day
Thursday, May 25th – Twin Day
Friday, May 26th – Kickball Day
Summer Music Lessons
Registration forms are available in the
office for summer music lessons through
Laramie County School District.
Lessons are open to all students
entering fourth grade through high
school, and consist of two 30 minute
lessons per week; from June 12th
through July 20th. Lessons are taught in
a small group format with like
instrument/ability grouping.
Reading Rescue
Reading Rescue improves the reading
skills of students in Kindergarten
through 12th grade. Most services in this
comprehensive evaluation process are
covered by medical insurance due to the
visual, auditory, neurological and
cognitive skills that are being assessed.
Reading Rescue’s approach includes a
customized plan developed specifically
to help your child learn at a faster and
more efficient rate. Brochures are
available in the office.
1st Grade:
(Mrs. Cooper)
Bible: Revelation 21:3 due this Friday
Arithmetic: +14, 15, 16,17, 18 families,
-14, 15, 16, 17, 18 families, story
problems, half dollar, combine quarters,
pennies and nickels, measurements, tell
time to five minutes, a.m. and p.m., odd
and even, fractions, 3-digit addition,
adding 5 numbers, > <, 3-digit addition
with carrying, graphs, tally marks,
perimeter, shapes, introducing
multiplication, Roman numerals
Phonics: Charts 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13, A, B, C, D, K/C rule, 1 and 2-vowel
rule
Spelling: List 30: lace, face, grace,
price, mice, ice, cent, city, circus, pencil,
circle, bicycle, put, pull, push
Bonus: Friday
Language: sentence, rhyming,
compound words, opposites, root and
suffix, syllables, doubling consonants,
ABC order, homonyms, changing y to i,
contractions, prefixes, research for oral
report to be given next week. Students
need a picture of their animal.
Penmanship: cursive r, n, s
Vocabulary: microbes, rapture
Extra: Remember First Grade has a
field trip to the library tomorrow. We
leave at 9:40 and return by 11:40.
2nd Grade:
(Mrs. Cooper)
Bible: Revelation 21:3 due this Friday
Arithmetic: -18 family, ×0, ×5, ÷1, ÷2, ÷
3, ÷4, ÷5,story problems, telling time to 5
minutes, quarter past, quarter till, mixed
numbers, making change, 5-digit
addition with carrying, liquid
measurements, add 3 3-digit numbers
with carrying, graphs, perimeter, place
value to hundred thousands, round to
nearest 10, estimating sums, rounding
money, subtracting money, plotting line
graph
Phonics: Charts 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13, G, H, short vowels, syllables,
blends, roots and suffixes
Spelling: List 33: avoid, dwell, honest,
eager, command, destroy, couple,
created, knowledge, victory, citizen,
confess, repent, difficult, property,
desire, impossible, amazed, suffer,
wealthy Bonus: diligent
Language: sentences, opposites,
syllables, contractions, homophones,
suffix, prefixes, plural/singular,
possessives, adjectives, fragment,
predicate, subjects, finish writing a
report, present next week
Penmanship: Cursive Y, K, L
Vocabulary: microbes, rapture
3rd Grade:
(Mrs. Cooper)
Bible: Revelation 21:3 due this Friday
Math: We are taking final tests this
week.
Spelling: List 31: never, habits,
pickles, second, buckle, forever, travel,
freckles, finishes, riverboat, chuckling,
robin, cover, tickle, cabins, knuckles,
happened, person, favorite, special,
spaghetti
Language: review subject, noun, verb,
singular/plural, adjective, sentence,
synonym, antonym, homonym,
contractions, helping verbs,
prepositions, adverb, parts of letter
Penmanship: cursive tongue twisters
Science: space
History: Laura Ingalls Wilder
Vocabulary: microbes, rapture
4th Grade:
(Ms. Tudor)
Bible: Romans 12:16, “Live in harmony
with one another; do not be haughty, but
associate with the lowly; do not claim to
be wiser than you are.”
English: Word play, having fun with
words. How to write a letter.
Math: This week we are taking our
finals.
Social Studies: Korea and Vietnam
wars, up to modern times.
Writing: Letter to myself 10 years from
now.
Reading: Book reports on Flat Stanley.
Science: Review for our last science
test.
Art: Sock puppets.
Extra: This week is the last bookmobile
and students will not be checking out
books.
5th Grade:
(Ms. Tudor)
Bible: Romans 12:16, “Live in harmony
with one another; do not be haughty, but
associate with the lowly; do not claim to
be wiser than you are.”
English: Word play, having fun with
words. English review and final.
Math: This week we are taking our final
exam.
Social Studies: Modern wars and
modern times. Also, the 50 states and
capitals.
Writing: Letter to myself 10 years from
now.
Reading: This week we will present
Judy Blume, the books we have read
and what is a series.
Science: Space and planets.
Art: Sock puppets.
Extra: This week is the last bookmobile
and students will not be checking out
books.
6th Grade:
(Ms. Tudor)
Bible: Romans 12:16, “Live in harmony
with one another; do not be haughty, but
associate with the lowly; do not claim to
be wiser than you are.”
English: We will review all of the
concepts we have learned this year and
take a final test. .
Math: Lessons 125, 126, 127, 128 and
130. We are pushing to complete our
math book before the end of the year.
Students will be assigned homework to
complete over the weekend.
Social Studies: Modern times and
world wars.
Writing: We will finish our poetry unit
Reading: Judy Blume is the author we
have been reading. We will present the
series we have been reading.
Science: Space and planets, what we
can see in the night sky.
Art: Sock puppets.
Extra: This week is the last bookmobile
and students will not be checking out
books.