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S E O U L I N T E R N AT I O N A L S C H O O L

WELCOME TO 3A! Ms. Lisa Barnhart

As in the past, water bottles will be allowed in the classroom but for drinking water only. This will allow students to concentrate on their lessons and not disrupt the class to go get a drink. Please send your child with a healthy snack (no candy or chocolate) that is quick and easy to eat. The students are allotted 15 minutes of snack time. I am excited for the new school year to begin, and I look forward to meeting you all at Open House on August 24th. I encourage you to attend as I will be outlining the curriculum, discipline procedures, and grading. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me anytime at school by leaving a message with the know, it is important that they do the work themselves. You can check their work for errors when they have completed their task. In addition to the time spent on homework, each student will be expected to do 20 minutes of English language reading each evening. They will maintain a reading log on a Google doc. Please initial their assignment book nightly.
This year we will change to a four day rotation.

I hope you had a wonderful summer and that you are looking forward to a great school year. My name is Lisa Barnhart, and I am very pleased to be the 3A teacher again. I would like to welcome all of my new students and their parents. I am looking forward to working with all of you this year. The first few weeks of school are always a big adjustment for students. There are many new things to learn so please make sure that they get to bed early. This will help them get into a routine. It will also help them to be more productive while they are at school, as we will be doing many new and different activities throughout the school day.

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A Day-ART
Ms. Smith

B Day-Library
Mrs. Faulk

C Day-P.E.
Mr. Harrison

D Day-Music
Mrs. Park

omework will begin next week. Students will be responsible for keeping track of their homework in an assignment book. This book will also be a way for us to communicate. Each night students will have homework to complete, which will be a review or consolidation of the days lessons. If asked, please assist your child if they do not understand a question or assignment, however, as you

Technology Corner
Seoul International Elementary School understands that the rapidly changing world requires students to develop new skills of information literacy and experience enriched real world challenges as an integral component of their learning. Knowing this, we are committed to providing our students with access to the technological tools that they will need to be skilled problem solvers. We will strive to ensure that all students will achieve the standards listed by the National Educational Technology Standard (NETS) and every student will demonstrate competency in computer applications. This year our teachers and students will have access to a mobile iPad Lab, a Computer Lab, a Library Lab, and a Computer drop-in Lab. Each classroom and all labs are equipped with a digital projector and wireless Internet access. Technology skills are taught and integrated into the current lessons or projects. A Technology Specialist, Ms. Judy Havens, will be supporting students and teachers. Technology is viewed as a tool that enhances and supports teaching and learning. It adds excitement and another dimension to our strong standards based curriculum.
Copyright Policy

If a work contains language that species appropriate use of that work, students should follow the expressed requirements for citing the work. If unsure whether or not one can use a work, one should request permission from the copyright owner. For class presentations we will be using http:// search.creativecommons.org/ where we can find media, images, and video to use, edit, and share.

3A S up ply L i s t
10 pencils (no mechanical pencils) 1 box of colored pencils 1 box of markers 5 erasers 2 glue sticks 1 pair of scissors 1 small pencil sharpener 1 black, 1 blue & 1 red pen 2 boxes of tissues 1 canvas pencil case (No tin, carton or plastic cases please. This can be distracting and desk space is limited) 1 plastic homework folder with a handle 2 packages of Wet Wipes 1 box of Ziploc Bags 2 packages of Post-it notes (medium/large sized) 1 pair of slip on indoor shoes