Valentines day handout tomorrow (Reminders)

Hello Families, 
Tomorrow we will be having time at the end of the day to give out valentines if there are students that have brought them. Please remember if you are bringing valentines to bring them for the whole class as this ensures fairness and that everyone is involved and included. Image result for valentines day

Also, kindly refrain from bringing in candy, chocolates, or food/treats of any kind due to food allergies/intolerances. 

Please also dress in RED/PINK/Royal Oak Blue that day.  

 Here is our class list for names: 
Amnai 
Tamara 
Logan 
Maxwell 
Holly 
Jake 
Amara 
Bronwyn 
Alyssa 
Arman 
Ali 
Brandon 
Emma L 
Emma M 
Marcus 
Dustin 
Kosi 
Eric 
Avery 
Devin 
Jacob 
Athena 
Emma W 
Xander 
Cooper 

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