Upcoming Reminders

1-  1st Grade field trip to the Hill Aerospace Museum on Tuesday, May 16th.   All students must have a cold sack lunch in a disposable container.  

2- Scholastic Book Orders:
 Last book order of the school year.  Click here for easy online ordering, our class code is N8TKQScholastic Book Club

3- Patriotic Concert Wednesday, May 17th: Student attire will be RED SHIRTS and uniform pants.  Any patriotic accessories are encouraged!! (Please avoid any tall accessories, such as tall hats, that could potentially block the view of other children standing behind your child.)   
PARENT/FAMILY PERFORMANCE – 6:00-7:00 (doors will open at 5:40) in the Q1 gym (PLEASE PLAN TO BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS AND/OR BLANKETS FOR SEATING; CHAIR SEATING WILL BE TOWARD THE BACK OF THE GYM, BLANKETS UP FRONT).

Hill Aerospace Museum Field Trip

We are excited to participate in the upcoming field trip to Hill Aerospace Museum!  Our field trip will be Tuesday, May 16th, and buses will leave the school at 9:00 AM sharp and will return to the school around 1:00 PM.  

Please be sure that your child packs a cold lunch from home (there will be no microwaves at the museum) in a disposable bag labeled with your child’s name.  There will be NO SCHOOL LUNCH available!

Please be sure that your child wears a WHITE uniform shirt (and uniform bottoms) on the field trip and comfortable walking shoes.  Part of the field trip will be outdoors.  The weather forecast calls for a high of 62 degrees and partly cloudy weather, so please dress appropriately.  You may wish to wear sunscreen. 

Parent Chaperones, please sign in and get your volunteer sticker and come to our room by 8:45 at the latest.  Please also, bring a backpack to carry your groups lunches in it.  We have at least one chaperone for every group, but are more than happy to come if you would like to also help chaperone.  If this is the case, please join your child’s group as a co-chaperone.  Chaperone Parents also please verify we have the correct phone# for you listed on the group sheet below.  Below see your chaperone assignment and child’s group: Screen Shot 2017-05-11 at 4.48.31 PM

First Grade Field Trip & Patriotic Concert Info

Hill Aerospace Museum Field Trip: 
Our final field trip is Tuesday, May 16th from 8:30am-1:00pm to the Hill Aerospace Museum.  Please have your student wear their white uniform shirt for this field trip.  They will need to bring a sack lunch from home as no school lunch will be available.  We will be leaving the school promptly at 9am and returning to the school by 1:00pm.  If you are able to chaperone the field trip please email Mrs. Nelson asap to get on the list-and if you signed up at the beginning of the year to chaperone this field please also email Mrs. Nelson.  We will have our groups put together by Friday.  Thank you in advance for assisting with this.  

Patriotic Program: 
Quest Academy first graders will be performing a Patriotic Concert on 
Wednesday, May 17th  6:00-7:00pm in the Q1 gym. Please have your child in the gym by 5:45pm that evening, dressed in a RED SHIRT and uniform pants.  Any patriotic accessories are encouraged!! (Please avoid any tall accessories, such as tall hats, that could potentially block the view of other children standing behind your child.)  

We welcome any friends or family members to join us!  To show our gratitude and to honor the service of our veterans we encourage you to extend a special invitation to your veteran family members and friends.  


PLEASE PLAN TO BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS AND/OR BLANKETS FOR SEATING; CHAIR SEATING WILL BE TOWARD THE BACK OF THE GYM, BLANKETS UP FRONT.

The first grade will be performing this same concert that afternoon, May 17th, for students and faculty, please have your child wear a RED SHIRT to school, also.

Standard Examiner’s Apple for the Teacher Awards

Since Quest is a charter and not a district school, district awards are not given to teachers and we rely on awards presented by local organizations.  Quest administration would like us to share the following information from the Standard Examiner on our blogs: 

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Who is the local teacher who’s had the greatest impact on you or your child — the one who works hard and goes above and beyond every day to inspire students and help them grow?  The Standard Examiner wants to know your answer to that question!

The teacher who receives the most votes will be announced as the 
Apple for the Teacher honoree on May 21st and receive $500 in prizes!

To submit a teacher’s name, please click on the following link:

Cinco de Mayo Carnival

We still need volunteers for our Cinco De Mayo carnival on Friday. If you are able to help, please click the link below to go to our volunteer sign-up. All volunteers will receive either a $5 bounce house wristband or $5 off a combo pass. 

Also, we are allowing anyone aged 6th grade and up (who is willing to be responsible and can stay at their station the whole shift)  to volunteer.  So, have your teens grab a buddy and volunteer for a couple hours, or bring some older children or family members and save some money at the carnival.


Remember, ticket prices go up if purchased at the carnival, so get your tickets now. We would like to have a pretty good idea of how much food we need to order by Wednesday, so if you are able to order by then, please do.

Thank you!


CLICK HERE to SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080f45aaa92da6fe3-carnival

CLICK HERE to PURCHASE TICKETS:
https://squareup.com/store/poqa/

Homework 5/1-5/5

Homework this week is due on FRIDAY, May 5:

1- Math Homework:  Please check your child’s answers for accuracy!
  • New! Review Worksheet: Please complete EVERY OTHER problem (About 4 problems a night) for review. 

  • Choose an activity to complete from these math-fact-activities.

    • They can also use Prodigy under Class Code: 3WFVWH

**LANGUAGE ARTS HOMEWORK** 

1- Reading 20 minutes per day. Click here to record your weekly reading minutes:  Library Reading Minutes Log.  There is no homework daily reading sheet for this week. Please make sure your student is reading daily.  We begin reading timed tests with Dibels this week.  

3- Phonics and High Frequency Words Homework. Practice using any method of your choice to prepare for the weekly spelling test. Click here for some practice ideas: Spelling Study Activities

Phonics Words:

stop
plan
skip
trip
stem

High Frequency Words:

another
one
school

Sentence:
Tom will plan a trip.