DECEMBER IMPORTANT DATES

• Dec 6th - Trimester 1 ends
• Dec 14th - ELVES ROOM
• Dec 15th - ELVES ROOM
• Dec 15th - POPCORN - Wear sharkie or blue and white
• Dec 20th - Wear your favorite holiday clothes
• Dec 20th - Report cards sent home in backpacks
• Dec 21st - Wear your holiday pajamas
• Dec 22nd - Wear your ugly holiday sweater & MHS Chorus will visit Aquidneck
• Dec 25th - Jan 1st - Holiday break NO SCHOOL
• Dec 30th - URI basketball game

MPS will follow a school wide schedule in the event of a snow day. Please see the Aquidneck Schedule below. If a snow day is called teachers will share a google meet links via see saw the day of the snow day. This day counts as a school day, so attendance will be taken. If you have any questions please reach out.

INCLEMENT WEATHER PLANS   

Aquidneck Elementary

K-3 Students

SCHOOL WIDE SCHEDULE

ALL LESSONS WILL BE ON GOOGLE MEETS

Teachers will share link on see-saw the day of the snow day



9:00-9:30

Morning Meeting -Google Meets

Attendance, Go over schedule for the day, & Morning Morning Activities

9:30-10:45

Literacy -synchronous 

Direct Instruction - Literacy Lesson

Small groups - synchronous for some students

Folder work or work in google classroom

10:45-11:00

BREAK - Morning SNACK

11:00 -12:15

Math -Synchronous

Direct Instruction - Math Lesson

Small groups - synchronous for some students

Folder work or work in google classroom

12:15-1:15

Lunch & Recess

1:15- 3:00

PLAY OUT IN THE SNOW AND HAVE FUN!!!!!!!

Students work on Asynchronous work for the remainder of the day

Student work on Special (PE/Health, Art, Music, Library Steam) Asynchronous work that correlate to snowy day fun Special Activities 

Teachers have small groups for students that need more help with asynchronous work if needed. (Families should reach out if they feel like their child needs support doing the work. Please use see-saw or email.) 

Specialists will work with students for extra support if needed (Speech, IEP, MLL) - Families should reach out to teachers through see-saw or email.

PreK AM - 9:00- 9:30 Circle Time with Literacy & Numerous Meeting - Google Meets - Synchronous  

PreK PM - 12-12:30 Circle Time with Literacy & Numerous Meeting - Google Meets - Synchronous  

PARENTS PLEASE REMEMBER TO SEND YOUR CHILD IN WITH A WATER BOTTLE DAILY.

As the colder weather approaches please be sure to dress your child warmly.

 We will go outside for recess whenever possible.

Please be sure to dress your children in weather appropriate clothing and layers. Boots, snow pants, hats, and gloves are important for outdoor recess.

We will go out if there is snow on the ground.

SLEDS are allowed at school, but they can't be put on the bus. If you bring your sled to school it must be dropped off and picked up.

NO SLEDS ON THE BUSSES!!

AQUIDNECK SCHOOL

ATTENDANCE REPORT

Please make sure that your child is coming to school each and every day.

Any student that is missing more than 10% of the school year will receive a letter from the school.

POPCORN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!

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for important school information

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

Symptoms In most children and adults resemble a bad cold, including a runny nose, sore throat, and cough.

Virtually all children are infected by age 3. Re-infection throughout life is common. RSV is spread by respiratory droplets either directly through the air, or indirectly by hands, tissues, or items put in the mouth (toys, eating utensils, cups, etc.).

If your child is having symptoms of RSV contact your healthcare provider, and please notify us if your child is diagnosed with an RSV infection.

To help prevent respiratory viruses:

• Cough or sneeze into your elbow.
• Wash your hands often with soap and water.
• Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces at home, work, and school.
• Stay home if you are sick.
• Keep children home from daycare or school who have fever, especially with a cough, difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, congestion, runny nose, or sore throat, until they are fever-free for 24 hours without medications that reduce fever.
• Contact your pediatrician or healthcare provider if you believe your child needs medical care. Your provider can offer advice on whether your child needs to be evaluated in person, tested for COVID or flu, and the best location (doctor's office, urgent care, emergency room) for care.



Please let me know if I can help you in any way with your family’s health.

Nurse Rosa

crosa@mpsri.net