Spirit Day Is Tomorrow, So Wear Your Teal, Black, and White!

Families,

 

Tomorrow, Friday, November 13 is a Spirit Wear Day sponsored by the Chief Jo PTO. All students are encouraged to wear their CJE spirit wear. If you don’t have an official CJE shirt or hoodie, not to worry! Students can wear anything that’s teal, black, and/or white. The class with the highest percentage of students participating in Spirit Day will receive the traveling trophy.

 

If you’d like to purchase spirit wear, the Chief Joseph PTO Facebook page offers items for sale that can be purchased with a debit or credit card. 

 

Hoping to see everyone in teal, black, or white tomorrow!!!

 

Mrs. Hoschouer

Book Orders

Shop Online: scholastic.com/readingclub
One-Time Class Activation Code: H7HPW

Dear Families,

The Scholastic book order came home with your child earlier this week. Children read more when they choose their own books, so I encourage you to look at the flyers together. Each flyer is filled with grade-specific, affordable titles.

Place your order online at scholastic.com/readingclub or send the order form and payment to me. Ordering online is the easiest way to ensure I get your order on time. Also, there are more books to choose from as well as teacher recommendations.

Remember, for every book you order, our class earns FREE Books and supplies...and we have our eye on some new additions.

Thank you for your support!
Mrs. Hoschouer

PS: Books make wonderful gifts! Please let me know if your order includes a gift, and I will contact you when it arrives.


Ordering online is fast and easy:

•  VISIT scholastic.com/readingclub
•  ENTER the one-time Class Activation Code (top of this letter)
•  SHOP from a carefully curated selection of the best books and value packs
•  SUBMIT your order and earn FREE Books for our classroom
•  All book orders will be shipped to our classroom so we can celebrate the joy of reading together!

Turkey in Disguise

Your child will bring home a blank turkey template today. Please help this turkey make it safely past Thanksgiving by disguising him through the holiday he fears the most! Turkeys that have made it through in the past have been dressed like ballerinas, football players, farmers, hula dancers, Elvis, snowmen, Spiderman, a princess, Santa, and even yours truly, Mrs. Hoschouer.

Your main focus is to dress your turkey in attire that will help him blend in with your family so he will go unnoticed at the Thanksgiving table! Please have fun and be creative. You may use anything you can think of to decorate. Turkeys are due by Thursday, November 12.

Googling "turkey in disguise" or searching on Pinterest will provide many examples, but here are a few:

Please have fun with this project and let me know if you are in need of any supplies I might be able to provide (construction paper, glue, etc.)

Mrs. Hoschouer