Another festive Move-A-Thon is in the books! Thank you to all of the wonderful volunteers, teachers, staff, and especially Ms. Josie for making it such a fun day. We were treated to great weather and the sky cleared up just in time to start. It was incredible to see students moving for their school with support from their families and friends! The QAE PTSA raised over $35,000 through the Move-A-Thon fundraising campaign! This money will go towards art classes, tutors, supplies and much more this year. Thank you to all who have already donated and shared! If your employer offers matching donations, please make sure to submit your receipt so your donation can be multiplied and we can reach — or even surpass — our goal. If you need any help with this, please contact [email protected].
A big thank you to our community sponsors! We raised an additional $3,000 because of their generous donations. Their sponsorships mean every dollar given by individual donors will directly benefit students. As the 2023-24 school year draws to a close, the PTSA Board would like to extend our warmest wishes to the QAE community for a safe and enjoyable summer. Thank you to all those who have volunteered their time, expertise and passion to make this such a memorable year. The PTSA set out this year to offer as many opportunities as possible for our community to gather and build connections and we feel proud of what has been achieved and humbled by the enthusiasm and commitment from so many people in our community. Thank you to Mr. Warren, our wonderful teachers and supporting staff for guiding and caring for our students. Congratulations to all the students on their hard work, dedication and growth over the past school year and especially to the graduating 5th grade students. We wish you all the very best for the future. Have a great summer and we look forward to seeing you at one of the exciting upcoming events of the 2024-25 school year (see save the dates below)! There are volunteer opportunities for everyone ranging from volunteering time on campus or at home, to serving in a role on the Board. We pride ourselves in making sure that everyone interested has the ability to impact our students’ lives. Currently, the areas in which we most need assistance are:
Welcome to Spring and another issue of the Rocket Reader! For this issue, we wanted to feature our teachers and take the chance to learn more. QAE is what it is because of them. To learn more, we asked the important questions like "if you could be any food, what would it be?" along with "if you could be invisible for a day, what would you do?" We had a couple teachers respond and we are happy to share their responses below. For more information about Queen Anne Elementary, please check the PTSA website on which we keep an up-to-date calendar and provide more detailed information about many facets of Queen Anne Elementary. We also encourage you to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Teacher Feature |
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Ella | My happy home reading spot is in my parents bedroom, sitting with my cat. When it’s a winter day, I like to go under the covers and sometimes drink hot cocoa with marshmallows. I love it there when it’s misting, raining, pouring, snowing, or when there is a thunderstorm during a sunset. I love my reading spot because my cat always walks up to me and plops down beside me. I also love it because it’s nice and quiet, just me, my cat, and the book. I get carried away in the books rough pages, me running through a field of words, black ink, and flashing colors. I’m always losing track of time. It’s a good reading spot to me because it’s quiet, calming, comfy, and fun. Just me and my cat in a white room, in a big bed, with a beautiful view of my neighborhood. |
As I got in my living rooms comfy chair as I went to stretch on my stool. And got on my two pillows as the fireplace warmed them up. As I put my arm on my wooden arm rest attached to the chair. And I was so happy it was so quiet because my little brother was sleeping. And I opened my book and started reading. Then I moved my legs from the stool to on the very soft grey carpet. And I read an extra ten minutes. | Brian |
Finn Flowers | In my absolute favorite spot to read (My Bed) there’s blankets on top of blankets. Its also nice and cozy enough for my dogs to sit with me! I also have 8 legged roommates to remind me of my arachnophobia! But my favorite part is its feel of plants and trees waving around me and the sunlight coming through the window that makes me like its alive. It’s also pretty dark and quiet with my mom a room away which makes me feel safe. That’s mostly why I love my spot! In conclusion I love my reading spot because it makes me feel at home! |
In Reading Club students spent time learning how to read! We learn phonics and practice our phonemic awareness. We build our reading fluency as well as our reading stamina by learning strategies and practicing reading just right books. There are a lot of books in the classroom that we can read, and sometimes students bring books from their classrooms to read. There are lots of cozy spots to read, but most of the time we sit at a table with our friends and read books together. | Helene McCormick QAE Reading Specialist Grades K-2 |
May is Mental Health Awareness month. National Parent Teacher Association has developed the PTA Healthy Minds Program. It includes all sorts of resources for families including how to prioritize mental health, family tool kits and community resource finders. We hope that you find this helpful. | Check out Notes from the Backpack, a podcast for parents by parents. The most recent episode is entitled, "Improving Student Wellness." |
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