If your student loves to fish or wants to learn how, then don't miss 6:00pm Tuesday night, October 11, 2011 in the LMS Cafeteria. The Federation of Student Anglers seeks to introduce students to a series of programs that not only give them a reason to get on the water, but that make them better anglers as well. FSA builds club fishing teams in middle schools and high schools. The goal is to get students outside and on the water where they can learn the basics of aquatic and marine biology, fisheries management, ecology and the environmental sciences through the great sport of fishing.
More information about the program can be found online at the FSA website.
Friday, October 7, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Johnny Can Spell Training for Parents (Kindergarten - Second Grade)
Have you ever wondered what language your child is speaking when he or she says,
"er the /er/ of her"? For help decoding phonograms, mark your calendar for Thursday night, October 6th!
Lorena Elementary School is proudly hosting a Johnny Can Spell training for parents. Alice Nine, author of our kindergarten through second grade phonics and spelling programs will be leading the event on October 6, 2011 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm.
What is Johnny Can Spell?
Johnny Can Spell is a systematic, explicit phonics program. It presents the phonograms (the sound-symbol correspondences) initially in isolation but develops mastery through daily application in spelling, reading, and writing.
Learn more about phonogram sounds and daily phonics practice to help your child learn to read.
"er the /er/ of her"? For help decoding phonograms, mark your calendar for Thursday night, October 6th!
Lorena Elementary School is proudly hosting a Johnny Can Spell training for parents. Alice Nine, author of our kindergarten through second grade phonics and spelling programs will be leading the event on October 6, 2011 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm.
What is Johnny Can Spell?
Johnny Can Spell is a systematic, explicit phonics program. It presents the phonograms (the sound-symbol correspondences) initially in isolation but develops mastery through daily application in spelling, reading, and writing.
Learn more about phonogram sounds and daily phonics practice to help your child learn to read.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Free Community Event!
The Greater Waco Community Education Alliance is hosting a free community evening on meaningful parent involvement on Monday, October 3 at the new University High School.
Ako Kambon is the featured speaker – he will inspire and challenge you! For more information call the Lorena ISD administration office or see the fliers on the website under “Parent Resources.”
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Family Math Games Night
Tonight is the Family Math Games Night at the Lorena Elementary Cafeteria presented by the award winning teacher consultant group: box cars and one-eyed jacks! The fun begins at 6:30!
Students will have the opportunity to practice a wide range of math skills by playing various games with cards and dice, and parents can learn many strategies to help their children strengthen math skills. Skills that games help reinforce include: addition, substraction, probability, counting, place value, estimation, problem solving and many more!
If you haven't RSVP'd, there's still time! Call Lottie Donahue at the Lorena ISD Admin Building! 857-3616
Students will have the opportunity to practice a wide range of math skills by playing various games with cards and dice, and parents can learn many strategies to help their children strengthen math skills. Skills that games help reinforce include: addition, substraction, probability, counting, place value, estimation, problem solving and many more!
If you haven't RSVP'd, there's still time! Call Lottie Donahue at the Lorena ISD Admin Building! 857-3616
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Lorena ISD Media Centers: AR Home Connect
Lorena ISD Media Centers: AR Home Connect: Parents can now login to Accelerated Reader and view student progress. Simply click on the Parents link on the AR page on any Lorena ISD Library Media Center website.
Parents use the same username and passwords as their students. From here, parents can view point totals, average quiz scores, and even request to receive e-mails each time a student tests.
Parents use the same username and passwords as their students. From here, parents can view point totals, average quiz scores, and even request to receive e-mails each time a student tests.
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