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Woody Review Woody Review A Letter from our principal.. . Principal: Cathy Santelle Woodview School News 340 Alleghany Road, Grayslake, IL 60030 847-223-3668 “An Environment Where We Can All Grow Together” 11/30/12 Dear Parents and Guardians, Report cards will be coming home next week. It is a perfect time to reflect on homework and work habits. Homework is a necessary step to help reinforce the skills and concepts learned at school. It provides additional practice for those skills that need to become automatic. Homework also helps students develop responsibility and organization, which are life long skills. Time management is key when working with your children on homework. The holiday season can become a busy time for all of us. Here are some suggestions to help you and your child stay on track for accomplishing goals. -Have a family calendar to record the fun events as well as due dates for assignments. -Use the assignment notebook each day. It is a great form of communication as well as an organizational tool. -Arrange a consistent time and place for homework to get done. Good habits begin with establishing a study place in your home. -Discuss routines. Agree on the best time to study for a test or complete those weekly assignments ahead of time. -Long-term assignments may require materials. Make a list before beginning projects to avoid late night trips to the store. -Celebrate success! Help your child feel proud of their hard work. That pride will motivate them when they feel challenged. -If you notice your child having difficulty with homework, review the directions together. Break steps down to help them feel less overwhelmed. Woodview staff is dedicated to working with you and your child to achieve success. Please communicate with us if there are any homework concerns. We are happy to assist you. If you happen to notice our Woodview Staff wearing jeans for the month of December, it is for a good cause. Each staff member has the opportunity to donate a dollar for each day they wear jeans to school. As a staff we collect these funds to provide holiday gifts for Woodview families in need. We purchase, wrap and deliver gifts with the money collected. I am proud to say that the staff’s generous spirit helps to make the holiday brighter for a few of our deserving families. Sincerely, Cathy Santelle Principal Woodview School

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Woody ReviewWoody Review

A Let ter f rom our principal . . . Principal : Cathy Santel le

Woodview School News

340 Alleghany Road, Grayslake, IL 60030 847-223-3668

“An Environment Where We Can All Grow Together”

11/30/12 Dear Parents and Guardians, Report cards will be coming home next week. It is a perfect time to reflect on homework and work habits. Homework is a necessary step to help reinforce the skills and concepts learned at school. It provides additional practice for those skills that need to become automatic. Homework also helps students develop responsibility and organization, which are life long skills. Time management is key when working with your children on homework. The holiday season can become a busy time for all of us. Here are some suggestions to help you and your child stay on track for

accomplishing goals.

-Have a family calendar to record the fun events as well as due dates for assignments.

-Use the assignment notebook each day. It is a great form of communication as well as an organizational tool.

-Arrange a consistent time and place for homework to get done. Good habits begin with establishing a study place

in your home.

-Discuss routines. Agree on the best time to study for a test or complete those weekly assignments ahead of time.

-Long-term assignments may require materials. Make a list before beginning projects to avoid late night trips to

the store.

-Celebrate success! Help your child feel proud of their hard work. That pride will motivate them when they feel

challenged.

-If you notice your child having difficulty with homework, review the directions together. Break steps down to

help them feel less overwhelmed. Woodview staff is dedicated to working with you and your child to achieve success. Please communicate with us if

there are any homework concerns. We are happy to assist you.

If you happen to notice our Woodview Staff wearing jeans for the month of December, it is for a good cause. Each staff member has the opportunity to donate a dollar for each day they wear jeans to school. As a staff we collect these funds to provide holiday gifts for Woodview families in need. We purchase, wrap and deliver gifts with the money collected. I am proud to say that the staff’s generous spirit helps to make the holiday brighter for a few of our

deserving families.

Sincerely, Cathy Santelle Principal Woodview School

Date Place Event

December 4th & 5th Domino’s Dine & Share

December 5th Woodview Report Cards Go Home

December 5 GMS Board of Ed. Meeting

6:30 p.m.

December 10th Woodview

GCHS Holiday Concert

9-9:45 a.m.

10-10:45 a.m.

December 11th—13th Woodview Penguin Patch

Woodview School

340 Alleghany Road

Grayslake, IL. 60030

847.223.3668 www.d46.k12.il.us

WOODVIEW SCHOOL WOODVIEW SCHOOL WOODVIEW SCHOOL WOODVIEW SCHOOL

CALENDAR CALENDAR CALENDAR CALENDAR

VICE PRESIDE�T:

Elizabeth Corripio [email protected]

PRESIDE�T:

Krista Bean [email protected] 847-543-0805

TREASURERS:

Sandy Hornung [email protected] 847-223-1925 Sandy Pogue [email protected]

SECRETARIES:

Traci Parker [email protected] 847-752-2061 Margaret Blada [email protected]

WAYS A�D MEA�S:

Brandi Kornit [email protected] 312-330-0197 Tony Primack [email protected] 847-204-4487 Cheryl Wilgen [email protected] 630-291-4509 Chris George [email protected] 847-778-6733

WOODVIEW PTO [email protected]

STAFF LIAISO�:

Gerry Sousa [email protected]

STAY CONNECTED & INFORMED!

Don’t miss a thing going on at Woodview

School. Visit our website

www.woodviewpto.com for the latest in-

formation about school events, fundrais-

ers and much more.

If you’re on Facebook, look for

“Woodview School PTO” and “LIKE” us to-

day!

If you haven’t signed up for our e-news

yet, send an email to woodview-

[email protected] and we will add you to our

electronic mailing list.

DI�E & SHARE

With the busy holiday season upon us, sometimes a quick and easy dinner is the way

to go.

Consider planning a midweek pizza night by participating in Domino's Pizza's "Dough Raising Night" to benefit Woodview School.

On Tuesday, December 4, and Wednesday, December 5, our local Domino's (847-223-3300) will give 15% of your purchase price to Woodview School with all carry out

or delivery orders.

Just mention the fundraiser when ordering, and bring the completed form (found on the following page and also coming home today) when you pick up your pizza, or give

it to your delivery person.

NEWS FROM THE PTO

SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT….

The Grayslake Central High School mixed choir will be spreading cheer at Woodview with a

Holiday Concert for students on Monday, December 10th. There will be two

performances. The first from 9:00-9:45 a.m. and the second from 10:00-10:45 a.m.

The performances will be held in the Multipurpose room, and PM Kindergarten Students

are invited to attend either concert.

This event is courtesy of the Woodview PTO, Fine Arts Committee

Coming Soon: Penguin Patch Holiday Shoppe!

Woodview's Penguin Patch Holiday Shoppe will be set up during lunchtime in the Multipurpose

Room, December 11-13.

This event provides an opportunity for kids to purchase inexpensive gifts for family members and/or friends, with the help of parent volunteers. Items usually range in cost from $0.50 to $10.00,

with many choices in the $2-$4 range.

Purchases will be bagged and tagged, ready for gift-giving. Children are invited to bring holiday spending money in a clearly marked envelope on the day they wish to shop.

To volunteer at the Penguin Patch Holiday Shoppe, please visit the Woodview PTO website, at

www.woodviewpto.com.

NEWS FROM THE PTO

Mitten Tree Update! Mitten Tree Update! Mitten Tree Update! Mitten Tree Update!

The mitten tree is an annual effort to help woodview families in need.

Thanks to the generosity of many Woodview families, all the mittens have

been pulled from the tree!

If you did take a mitten home, please send in your gifts by December 14th.

They should be wrapped, with the red mitten attached to it...no other tags

are necessary.

Any questions, please contact Megan Wright: [email protected] or

(847)757-7842, or Pam Marks at [email protected]

NEWS FROM THE PTO

CALLING ALL BAKERS

It's time to start planning for the Holiday Cookie Exchange for the Woodview staff!

Each year, we ask parents to bake cookies and then we distribute the cookies into

boxes for the staff to take home. We are hoping to have as many parents as

possible bake 2-3 dozen cookies and deliver them to the school on

Monday 12/17 by 9am.

Please plan on baking if you can!

Questions? Contact:

Abbie Pietruszynski: [email protected]

Kristin Heuppel: [email protected]

NEWS FROM THE PTO

VOLU�TEERS �EEDED…. To help at the next Market Day sale Saturday December 15th.

Market Day is a fundraiser that we share with the other District 46 elementary schools.

Each elementary school takes their turn supplying volunteers to help unload the delivery truck and organize the orders for pick up. The profits from each monthly sale are split

between the five elementary schools.

Woodview's turn to volunteer is Saturday, December 15th.

Fifteen adult volunteers are needed to help unload the truck, sort orders and retrieve orders.

Volunteers are needed at Meadowview school from 7:45-9:30 a.m. Please consider helping even if you need to arrive late or leave early. Spouses are welcome, and school-aged children can help too! If you know of an older student in need of volunteer hours,

this is a perfect opportunity for them too!!

Donuts, bagels, coffee and juice will be provided.

Please email [email protected] or [email protected] if you can help with this important PTO fundraiser.

Thank you!

Our Box TopsBox TopsBox TopsBox Tops collection contest is still going on!

Please keep bringing in your trimmed Box Tops and try to help your homeroom win.

Prizes for 1st and 2nd place homeroom winners will be awarded!

Students, keep your eyes on WBC for the Box Tops Lady to give contest updates and

prize information! The contest will end on Monday, December 17The contest will end on Monday, December 17The contest will end on Monday, December 17The contest will end on Monday, December 17thththth.

The final collection will happen after school on that Monday, and winners will be

announced shortly afterwards. Box Tops mean cash for Woodview school. This money

goes directly towards assemblies, classroom items, or field trips for the children. All

money earned is used to benefit the students!

Keep clipping and good luck to all!Keep clipping and good luck to all!Keep clipping and good luck to all!Keep clipping and good luck to all!

Any questions please contact Virginia Fitzgerald at [email protected]

Flu Season and School

To help keep flu outbreaks to a minimum, we are asking that all students and families follow these simple steps:

1. PLEASE keep sick children home from school until they are fever-free for 24 hours without medication, such as Tylenol or Ibuprofen. (fever = 99.5 degrees or above) and their cough is gone!

2. Teach your children to COVER THEIR COUGHS and wash hands often. Hand sanitizers are also effective.

3. The CDC recommends that all school-age children receive flu vaccinations. Seasonal flu vaccines are available now!

4. Prepare in advance. Have alternative childcare available if you cannot stay home or pick up your sick child at school. SICK students cannot remain at school!

5. PLEASE report your child’s absence to school and tell us the symptoms. (Just saying “sick” doesn’t help us track illnesses)

6. Make sure we have current phone numbers to reach you and your emergency contacts.

GOLDEN TICKET WINNERS

Carter B. Bella C. Will W. Ellie B. Zac K. Josh T.

Bryan S. Caroline K. Sophia R.

Ella G. Marshall G.

Ryann J. Caleigh S. Pedro B. Ariel R. Noah Y. Ariel R. Seth G.

Ashlyn E. Reese R. Max C.

Savannah W. Hayden H. Miles O. Keyla C. Sophia C. Katrina M. Isabella J.

Karolina P. Sam C.

Quinn K. Ella M.

Zoe P. Jaydin K.

Lindsey H. Peyton G. Ethan E. Ember B.

Katelyn G. Owen H. Audrey P. David M. Julian H. Riley M.

Brihanna S. Calvin F.

Marcus H. Alyssa G.

Luis I. JT D.

Bella W. Lydia W. Aydan E. Laura J. Luke E. Ella D.

Evelyn C. Reed T. Diego T.

Lincoln T. Zane M. Eddie M.

Jackson K. Mitchell G. Adam H. Avery M.

Mitchell F. Nathan M.

Tamara B. Nolan K. Hayli P.

Aryanna P. Georgia C. Andela B. Gabriel M.

Jose S. Katelyn G. Tyler W.

Ms. Edmund’s Class Mrs. Hillier’s Class Mrs. Hyams’ Class

Mrs. Lambie’s Class Mrs. Lett’s Class

Mrs. Miller’s Class Mrs. Schmidt’s Class

Miss Wolf’s Class

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL

OF OUR NOVEMBER OF OUR NOVEMBER OF OUR NOVEMBER OF OUR NOVEMBER

BIRTHDAY STUDENTS!BIRTHDAY STUDENTS!BIRTHDAY STUDENTS!BIRTHDAY STUDENTS!

Clip & save Tyson Project A+ labels.

Turn in the labels to school. Your

school redeems them for cash. Each

label is worth $.26.

Here is another way to earn money for

Woodview. Simply clip the Box Tops

from your favorite General Mills

products and send them to school with

your child!

Chef Tony says, “Chilly fall

weather is here—Market

Day has some delicious

dinner options that will

warm you from the inside!”

Did you know that Woodview

collects Campbell’s soup labels? The

labels are worth points and must have

the UPC code in order to be used. The

points can be redeemed for books, gym

equipment, and other items for our

school. Each teacher has a box in the

classroom to collect labels and box tops!

VOLU�TEERS �EEDED To help at the next Market Day sale

Saturday December 15th.

Market Day is a fundraiser that we share with the other District 46 elementary schools. Each elementary school takes a turn supplying volunteers to help unload the delivery truck and organize the orders for pick up. The profits from each monthly sale are split between the five elementary schools. Woodview's turn to volunteer is Saturday, December 15. Fifteen adult volunteers are needed to

help unload the truck, sort orders and re-trieve orders. Volunteers are needed at Meadowview

school from 7:45 am to 9:30 am. Please consider helping even if you need to arrive late or leave early. Spouses are welcome, and school-aged children can help too! Donuts, bagels, coffee and juice will be provided. Please email [email protected] or [email protected] if you can help with this important PTO fundraiser.

Thank you!