Reminders and Literacy

Reminders: 
Report Cards
We will be moving to online report cards this year.  This will help us save much needed money for other uses within the school.  At the end of the day on December 17th, PowerSchool will allow parents to log in and see their child’s report card for this first term (see directions below).  Your child’s report card can be printed or saved for later viewing.  For those that feel they need a hard copy, please contact the office for this request.    
How to Access Digital Report Cards
§ Sign into your My CBE/PowerSchool at My CBE/PowerSchool Account
§ Click on your child’s name at top of page
§ Click on “Grades and Attendance”
§ Click on “Report Card”
§ Click on “Report Card – open”
§ Save to pdf or print for your records

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This week in Literacy:



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Here are some games to practice spelling at home with me! 
https://www.learninggamesforkids.com/spelling_games/short-vowel-games/all-short-vowels/short-vowel-game.html

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