Hello Readers!
It has been such a very long time since I have had the chance to write to you! I missed all of you very much and I want to say I'm sorry for not checking in sooner!
Sometimes there are grownup things that need to be taken care of and because we are so much older, we forget that it is very, very important to keep in touch with people around you!
This summer has been absolutely wonderful! Have you been having fun on your school vacation? I didn't go away but I have enjoyed spending time with my six year old grandson after I get home from work. We go to a dinner theater on Wednesday nights at the library which is really super fun! We bring our dinner and watch a fabulous movie together! On the weekends, we go back to the library to check out some books, bring them home and read together. Reading is so much fun, especially when you can read to someone else! Have you been doing any reading this summer? I would love to hear all about the books you've read!
Oh yes! I almost forgot to tell you about the summer reading program that my grandson (his name is Axel) is participating in. The library (such a wonderful place, don't you agree?) gives out raffle tickets and prizes each time you read seven books! What a wonderful way to encourage you to read while on vacation from school. Not only do you get to enjoy lots of great books, but you also continue to improve your reading skills so that when you start school again in the fall, you will be reading better than you were before summer started. Even if you are only a little bit better, that is a great accomplishment!
Before you know it you will be going back to school and there won't be time to swim and play outside like there is now. You will need to start learning again and you may have homework too which is ok, but you will always have time to read. When you to to the library at school, check out a book, find a comfy place to sit and read until its time to go back to your classroom. When you get home, after all your schoolwork is completed, find some time to curl up with your favorite book instead of playing a video game or watching tv.
Whenever the time or wherever you are, it always important to find some time to read a book. Not only are the stories wonderful, you also stimulate your imagination and become a better reader!
Tata for now and Happy Reading!
Love,
Mrs. Fizzywiggle
Mrs. Fizzywiggle
Monday, August 3, 2015
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year Readers!
For some of you, understanding what a new year is may be a little confusing. I'll try to explain it to you so that you can understand better.
Look at it like this. You start school in September and finish in June. Then when September comes again, you start school all over but this time, you are in a different grade. Well, a new year is something like starting a new grade in school.
We have just finished the year 2012. The year starts in January and goes all the way to the very last day in December. Then, when the first day of January comes again, we say Happy New Year, and change our year to the next number which is 2013 the way you change to the next grade in school!
It can be a little confusing, but each new year brings new things. A new birthday for you. A new grade in school and a new Christmas when we get to December again! How exciting!
Some grownups say they are going to make a New Years Resolution. Have you ever heard a grownup in your house say that? That means that they are going to try really, really hard to do something this year. Another word for resolution would be a decision. Do you know that you can make a New Years "Decision" too? There are a lot of things you can decide to do in the new year. You can decide to try harder to keep your toys picked up, or try harder to listen to your parents. You may even decide to try harder to eat all your vegetables!
Whatever you decide remember that you should always try to remember your resolution and be very, very careful to stick to it. Then, when the new year comes again, you can make a new decision.
Happy Reading,
Mrs. Fizzywiggle
For some of you, understanding what a new year is may be a little confusing. I'll try to explain it to you so that you can understand better.
Look at it like this. You start school in September and finish in June. Then when September comes again, you start school all over but this time, you are in a different grade. Well, a new year is something like starting a new grade in school.
We have just finished the year 2012. The year starts in January and goes all the way to the very last day in December. Then, when the first day of January comes again, we say Happy New Year, and change our year to the next number which is 2013 the way you change to the next grade in school!
It can be a little confusing, but each new year brings new things. A new birthday for you. A new grade in school and a new Christmas when we get to December again! How exciting!
Some grownups say they are going to make a New Years Resolution. Have you ever heard a grownup in your house say that? That means that they are going to try really, really hard to do something this year. Another word for resolution would be a decision. Do you know that you can make a New Years "Decision" too? There are a lot of things you can decide to do in the new year. You can decide to try harder to keep your toys picked up, or try harder to listen to your parents. You may even decide to try harder to eat all your vegetables!
Whatever you decide remember that you should always try to remember your resolution and be very, very careful to stick to it. Then, when the new year comes again, you can make a new decision.
Happy Reading,
Mrs. Fizzywiggle
Saturday, September 8, 2012
School Rules
Hello Readers!
It has been quite a while since I wrote to you last. I hope you have been well and have been enjoying school!
I'm sure some of you are in school for the first time, but I hope that you read my last post and feel better about it now.
I'm sure that starting school is very confusing. There are a lot of new friends, teachers, and oh yes we can't forget...rules! Every school has rules and it is very, very important to make sure you follow your teachers rules. They help keep you safe and make it easy for you and all your new friends to learn as much as you can.
I have a little grandson that will be turning four years old soon and he is in school for the first time. Oh he cried the first few days, but now he is having a wonderful time learning new things and playing with new friends! He does have a little trouble with the rules though. The hardest rule for him is walking in the hallway. He loves to run but if he does, he may fall down and get hurt, or run into someone else and hurt them. That wouldn't be good at all!
This is just one example of why it is very important to follow rules at school and even at home. Your Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa or whomever the adult is in your home make the rules to keep you and every one else safe. Oh there will be times that you will forget the rules and that's ok, as long as you remember to follow them the best that you can!
I hope that all of my wonderful readers have so much fun at school and learn a lot of new things. I can't wait to hear from each and every one of you!
Happy Reading!
Love,
Mrs. Fizzywiggle
It has been quite a while since I wrote to you last. I hope you have been well and have been enjoying school!
I'm sure some of you are in school for the first time, but I hope that you read my last post and feel better about it now.
I'm sure that starting school is very confusing. There are a lot of new friends, teachers, and oh yes we can't forget...rules! Every school has rules and it is very, very important to make sure you follow your teachers rules. They help keep you safe and make it easy for you and all your new friends to learn as much as you can.
I have a little grandson that will be turning four years old soon and he is in school for the first time. Oh he cried the first few days, but now he is having a wonderful time learning new things and playing with new friends! He does have a little trouble with the rules though. The hardest rule for him is walking in the hallway. He loves to run but if he does, he may fall down and get hurt, or run into someone else and hurt them. That wouldn't be good at all!
This is just one example of why it is very important to follow rules at school and even at home. Your Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa or whomever the adult is in your home make the rules to keep you and every one else safe. Oh there will be times that you will forget the rules and that's ok, as long as you remember to follow them the best that you can!
I hope that all of my wonderful readers have so much fun at school and learn a lot of new things. I can't wait to hear from each and every one of you!
Happy Reading!
Love,
Mrs. Fizzywiggle
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