FEBRUARY IMPORTANT DATES



2/10 - 100TH DAY OF SCHOOL

2/11 - BINGO - 5 - 5:45 PM

2/13 - GLOBAL EATS DAY - WEAR RED OR PINK FOR VALENTINES DAY

2/14 - HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY

2/16 - PRESIDENTS DAY - NO SCHOOL

2/16 - 2/20 - WINTER RECESS - NO SCHOOL

2/23 - 2/25 - PTG DINE OUT - BRICK ALLEY PUB

2/27 - POPCORN - WEAR BLUE & WHITE OR SHARKIE

2/27 - SHARKIE BALL AT WYDHAM RESORT (ADULTS ONLY) 6 PM

Please see the Distance Learning Day Schedule for Inclement Weather. If the district calls for a Distance Learning Day, all students at Aquidneck School will follow this schedule. Teachers will communicate through see-saw. Device will be sent home the day before, if bad weather is called for.

SNOW DAY- DL SCHEDULE   

Aquidneck Elementary

K-3 Students

SCHOOL WIDE SCHEDULE

9:00-9:30 - Morning Meeting & Literacy Lesson -Synchronous 

Google Meets - Found in Google Classroom or in see-saw

 Attendance

Go over schedule for the day

Direct Instruction - Literacy Lesson

9:30-10:30 - Literacy -Asynchronous -Folder work or work in google classroom

Small groups - synchronous for some students

10:30-10:45 -Math - Synchronous - Direct Instruction

Google Meets - Found in Google Classroom or see saw

10:45-11:45 Math - Asynchronous -Folder work or work in google classroom

Small groups - synchronous for some students

11:45-12:45 -Lunch & Recess

12:45- 3:00 -Students work on Asynchronous work

(see examples below)

• Play in the snow & have family fun!

• Student work on Special (PE/Health, Art, Music, Library Steam) Asynchronous work that correlate to snowy day fun found in google classroom Special Activities for Snow Day

• Teachers have small groups for students that need more help with asynchronous work (Please email the teacher or use see-saw if you would like additional help in the afternoon)

• Specialists will work with students for extra support if needed (Speech, IEP, MLL, Reading Support)(Please email the teacher or use see-saw if you would like additional help in the afternoon)

Check out our school website

for important school information

 Happy and Healthy Holidays

Viruses Don’t Make Good Holiday Gifts 😕

Respiratory virus illnesses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV are more common in colder months. By following a few easy tips, you can help keep everyone healthy and safe this holiday season.

• Talk to your healthcare professional or pharmacist about getting vaccinated.
• Wash your hands often and cover your coughs and sneezes.
• If you’re sick, stay home and away from others until your symptoms are improving for 24 hours and you’re fever-free without fever-reducing meds for 24 hours.
• Take extra precautions around people at higher risk for getting sick, such as older adults, young children, people with weakened immune systems, people with disabilities, and pregnant people.
• If you’re at risk for severe illness and you have respiratory virus symptoms, seek care and treatment right away.

 Learn more at health.ri.gov/respiratoryviruses