BOONES GOT TALENT!

Calendar 2014
Rehearsal time on the calendar is optional. This is time that each
act can have with Ms. Daniel if wanted, needed, or desired. If a student
has tutoring, tutoring comes first! Students may bring their own snack for
rehearsals if they like.
PARENTS/GUARDIANS MUST BE NOTIFIED BEFORE THE
REHEARSAL DAY IF THE STUDENT IS STAYING FOR AN
OPTIONAL REHEARSAL. THEY WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO
CALL FROM THE MUSIC ROOM AFTER SCHOOL TO
ARRANGE THIS. IT MUST BE PRE-ARRANGED!!!
IF STUDENTS ARE NOT WORKING OR USING TIME
APPROPRIATELY, THEY WILL BE CALLING HOME TO BE
PICKED UP EARLY!!!
~ May 2014 ~
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
12

13 Rehearsal
Time 2:45-4 pm
14

15

16

19

20 Rehearsal
Time 2:45-4 pm
21

22 Rehearsal
Time 2:45-4 pm
23

26

27 Rehearsal
Time 2:45-4 pm
28 MANDATORY
Dress Rehearsal
2:45-5 pm
All 5
th
grade!!!
!!!This is a graded
rehearsal!!!

29
For PK-2:
BOONES
GOT
TALENT!
1:00-2:30 pm
30 For
3-4:
BOONES
GOT
TALENT!
1:00-2:30 pm


May 21
st
Austin Symphony Field
Trip from 10:05-1:30 pm
(bring a sack lunch)
May 23
rd
Safety Patrol Field Trip
to Austin Park & Pizza
May 26
th
Holiday
May 29
th
-30
th
Boones Got Talent
1:00-2:15
June 4
th
5
th
Grade Celebration
8:45-1:30 (ceremony,
parade through school, and
picnic)
June 5
th
Last Day of School
Report Cards go Home





Boone Elementary Ms. Zecca
8101 Croftwood Dr. Email address: yzecca@austinisd.org
512-414-2537 Webpage: teamzecca.weebly.com
Phone: 512-841-5383



: Students will be
reading and performing readers
theater.
: Students will
continue doing research on a self-
selected topic.
: Students
learn about map skills



Monday: Fish Burger / Toasted
Cheese Sandwich

Tuesday: Chicken tenders/ Chef
Salad

Wednesday: Chicken burger /
Sweet & Sour Chicken over
Brown Rice

Thursday: Spaghetti w/
Meatballs / Yogurt Plate

Friday: Pizza Dippers / Tuna
Salad in Pita Bread

Monday: Art

Tuesday: Music

Wednesday: P.E.

Thursday: Art

Friday: Music

*Please make sure your child wears
tennis shoes on P.E. days.

The Secret to Success: It is all about the words
The most important thing any student can do to improve
his/her chances of academic success is to READREADREAD! You can
support your child as a reader by helping him/her set aside a regular
time every day to read. In the Fourth and Fifth Gradesit is
important that a minimum of 30-45 minutes per day are spent
reading and that at least 15 of those minutes are spent reading
aloud to an adult. Children should read both fiction and non-fiction
and what is read should be discussed to make certain your child
understands what has been read. Even magazines at the
appropriate reading level make for great reading practice.
Students who read do better in school. Students who read do
better on tests. They can comprehend written material and digest it
more rapidly and with less frustration than students who dont read
for pleasure. Even math has written information in each and every
question.
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ALL LIBRARY BOOKS ARE
DUE FRIDAY, MAY 23
RD
!