January 4th, 2018!!!

Happy New Year Pugh Tribe!

I hope everyone enjoyed the break and are ready for a great start to 2018. The students will be bringing home a math homework page build on the work that we did in class today on perimeter. The students will estimate the measurements first and find the estimated perimeter of each shape. The next step will be to line up the paper ruler and find the actual perimeter of the shapes. This front and back page will be due tomorrow to discuss as a class.

Students will be given their report cards tomorrow to be brought home and signed. I ONLY need the report card envelope back. The report card is yours to keep at home. If your student returns the signed envelope by Tuesday, they will be given 5 Class Dojo points.

If you have not already, please fill out the first page of your students agenda for inclement weather plan.

As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email me at: katherine.pugh@cobbk12.org.

Best Wishes,

Ms. Pugh



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