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THE FIRST WEEK!

It's Been an Incredible Week!

We've had lots of fun, lots of learning, and are making bonds as a community every day!

First off, thanks for being so prompt with getting supplies, returning forms, and responding to our class needs. In addition, we love the fact that those agendas are getting signed nightly! 100% of our classes -- let's keep that up! It REALLY helps with any communication between home and school.


 We know you'd love to be a "fly on the wall," but since that's not possible, here's some photos! Have your child explain the activities and lessons learned!

Have a fabulous long weekend! Can't wait to see everyone on Tuesday!


































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  1. The first week in the SBLC was AWESOME! I enjoyed all the team projects that help you bond with everyone new. I cannot wait for more team projects!

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  2. I love the homework that we do on the computer!!!

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  3. I really like blocks! Their fun and new! (I like new things)

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