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Mrs. Herring
Ashland, PA, United States
Welcome to the 2019-2020 school year! I will be teaching your child ELA (reading, grammar, spelling, writing). I will try to follow the homework helpline assignments as best I can. As always, there may be some unforeseeable events. Please keep in mind we need to have an open line of communication for you the student/parent to have a great year.

March 7, 2019

Good morning!  An important paper is coming home in Friday folders regarding a presentation in grades 3-12.  Please be sure to review it, look at the attached link, and follow through with permission to attend or not.  Only return the form if you DO NOT want your child to participate.  Students are expected to be in school if they are not participating.

Spelling for next week for periods 1 & 2...students are correct in saying pretests have stopped.  Students will receive their list for the next 5 tests.  The test for U4W1 will be on Friday March 15.  Please study with your student to help prepare for the upcoming test.  Students can study ahead as well.

Grammar will be discussing helping and main verbs for periods 1 & 2.  Verbs are not new.  Students have been exposed to verbs forever, but we are introducing more complex words.  Helping verbs are the 1st word in the verb phrase and it helps the main verb.  Main verbs are the 2nd word in the verb phrase.

Have a great week!
Mrs. Herring

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