Strong writing starts with pre-writing Pre-writing is an important first step in the writing process. It's when students think about what they are going to write and who the audience is. To help your student develop pre-writing skills, provide access to a variety of reading materials. Encourage your child to take notes on the topic and to brainstorm ideas. Listen and make suggestions. If your child gets stuck when beginning to write, suggest going back and pre-writing some more. https://tpitip.com/?14lM17376
about 16 hours ago, Billie Cortez
Mistakes are the beginning of learning Everyone makes mistakes. But when mistakes are viewed negatively, kids learn to fear failure. This makes them less likely to take positive risks or finish things they don't think they can do perfectly. When your child makes a mistake, stay calm and discuss what can be learned from it. In general, try to focus more of your attention on the things your child does right rather than on mistakes. https://tpitip.com/?14lL17376
1 day ago, Billie Cortez
Parents, please note a few reminders: 🎄🎅 REMEMBER: We’re taking Christmas pictures on tomorrow, Thursday, December 12. Pictures are $5 for a 4x6 print. Send order forms and money with the students. Students who are taking pictures are welcome to dress in their holiday best! The 21st Century Tutoring December schedule is December 9 - 11 Monday - Wednesday and December 16 - 18 Monday - Wednesday. There will be NO tutoring on Thursday December 12 or December 19.
2 days ago, Billie Cortez
🎄🎅 REMEMBER: We’re taking Christmas pictures on tomorrow, Thursday, December 12. Pictures are $5 for a 4x6 print. Send order forms and money with the students. Students who are taking pictures are welcome to dress in their holiday best!
2 days ago, Billie Cortez
Congratulations to our 4H members who participated in 4H Food Festival.
4 days ago, Kaitlin Hadley
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Congratulations to this week's Positive Office Referrals!
4 days ago, Linda Tatman
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Candy Cane Candy Gram order forms went home with students today. Parents and students can treat a child to a special Candy Gram delivered to their classroom on December 19. Please send money and completed card to the student's teacher between Tuesday, December 10 and Tuesday, December 17. Each candy gram is $1.00. The candy gram sale will benefit 4H and teacher appreciation.
4 days ago, Billie Cortez
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Parents, please note the 21st Century Tutoring December schedule: December 9 - 11 Monday - Wednesday December 16 - 18 Monday - Wednesday
4 days ago, Billie Cortez
Please see this week's newsletter for important information. https://secure.smore.com/n/wkug0
5 days ago, Billie Cortez
During thanksgiving break, several PBE 4H members participated in Elementary Workshop Day 🍀
5 days ago, Kaitlin Hadley
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🎄🎅 Get ready to capture the holiday spirit! We’re taking Christmas pictures on Thursday, December 12. Pictures are $5 for a 4x6 print. Order forms went home with students. Students who are taking pictures are welcome to dress in their holiday best! Whether it’s festive sweaters, sparkling dresses, or a classic look, bring your cheer and smiles for a picture-perfect moment. 📾✹ #HolidaySeason #ChristmasPhotos
7 days ago, Billie Cortez
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PBES students will be allowed to wear jeans /sweatpants tomorrow for $1.00. Uniform shirts or spirit shirts must be worn.
8 days ago, Billie Cortez
BRR! It is cold outside. The cold weather has arrived. Is your student missing a jacket? We have lots of outerwear (jackets and sweatshirts) in the lost and found located in the office. Please come by the office to look for your child’s missing jacket. If you need a school sweatshirt, we do have some spirit wear in the office for sale. However, limited sizes are available. Spirit shirts are $15 and sweatshirts are $25. Please contact or come by the office to purchase. Please review the outerwear policy. This policy will be enforced. OUTERWEAR - (Outerwear with a hood is not allowed) In cold weather, students will be allowed to wear a sweatshirt or jacket (NO hood) that is plain, solid colored in black, white, gray, navy, or red. Knit caps (beanies) without a face covering, ear flaps, or pompoms are allowed as head gear and must be removed when entering a school building or classroom.
8 days ago, Billie Cortez
Congratulations to this week's PBES Positive Office Referrals!!
9 days ago, Linda Tatman
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SLP families, The Good News publication is linked below. Thanks for your continued support! Great things are happening here. Let's spread The Good News! READ HERE: https://5il.co/326qt
10 days ago, Slpsb Communications
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Please donate regular sized Candy Canes!
12 days ago, Kaitlin Hadley
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Check out the weekly newsletter for December 2 - 6, 2024. https://secure.smore.com/n/v17kw
12 days ago, Billie Cortez
Bus #564, Kelly Gillen, will not run tomorrow afternoon, Monday Dec 2. Please make the necessary arrangements to pick up your child through the car rider line. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
13 days ago, Port Barre Elementary
Mrs. Degueyter's students are studying force and working as pinball engineers. They had to figure out how to make the pinball start to move in their box models.
21 days ago, Billie Cortez
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We are super proud to announce our District Students of the Year. Introducing Braelynn O. (Arnaudville Middle), the 5th-grade District Student of the Year; Addisyn D. (MACA), the 8th-grade District Student of the Year; and Fajah G. (Eunice High School), the 12th-grade district student of the year. We want to congratulate them and wish them much success in the next phase of the competition!
21 days ago, Slpsb Communications
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