Transitional Kindergarten 
tk201920.pdf
Kindergarten kindergarten201920.pdf
First Grade first_grade_201920.pdf
Second Grade second_grade_201920.pdf
Third Grade third_grade_.pdf
Fourth Grade fourth_grade_201920.pdf
Fifth Grade fifth_grade_201920.pdf
We encourage our families to stay aware of the expectations for student safety and success at our school. It is important to read through our handbook with your students as there have been updates to our handbook. Some of them are listed below:
-all bicycles and skateboards must be walked on campus by adults and children. Bicycles will be locked to the bike rack and skateboards will be kept in classrooms or the office during the school day.
-there is no playing on the play structures in the Kindergarten yard or on the big playground before or after school. Any students not enrolled in our after school programs must leave campus at dismissal.
Thank you for supporting our expectations for student academic success and social development.
lynhaven_site_handbook_2019-2020_english_.pdf
lynhaven_site_handbook-2019-20_spanish.pdf
**The handbooks may also be found under RESOURCES>FAMILY INVOLVEMENT from the drop-down menu above. All documents are listed on the right-hand side on that page.
Mrs. Schonig's 5th grade class for 2018-19 promoted onto middle school in June, but before they left, they had the opportunity to practice coding with Google Engineers. They were featured in an article on the Google website promoting their partnership with our school! Please take a look! We plan on continuing to foster this relationship and plan more hands-on opportunities for our students in the growing engineering field.
https://www.blog.google/outreach-initiatives/education/codewithgoogle/
Thank you to all of the families who braved the over 100 degree heat and street road work to make it to our Kindergarten Assessment day and orientation meetings in the evening. These are very important events and we're so happy so many people attended. Thank you to our awesome PTA members and our wonderful community liaison who were helping to welcome families to our school.
Some reminders from tonight:
--We are a paperless school, so please sign up for the weekly newsletter delivered to your inbox every Thursday! See the link on this page in the bottom right corner.
--Interested in joining the PTA? Click on this link to join!
https://lynhavenelempta.membershiptoolkit.com
--Remember, school hours:
8:05-2:10 for all TK and Kindergarten students Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
8:05-1:10 for all TK and Kindergarten students on Wednesdays
-- Please stop by the cafeteria after you drop your student off on the first day for our annual COFFEE and KLEENEX in the cafeteria from 8:30-8:45 before you go off to work! This is a great time to meet other Lynhaven Kindergarten families!
We are looking forward to the start of school next Thursday, August 22nd!
The 8th annual College Day will be held on Friday, October 19th. It will be an amazing day of college focused fun and activity.
Show your school spirit and wear your favorite college logo gear!
This is a day that we dedicate to providing our students with information about their future and how to achieve any goal they have. The band from Del Mar High School will be here to perform for the students again.
Wondering how to help your student get excited about college? It's never too early to start the conversation! Check out the attached 1-page handout that provides a list of questions that students can ask family members as a way to help guide thoughtful conversations about the educational journey and the students' college dreams.
take-home-activity-english-2013.pdf takehomeactivity-espanol-2013.pdf
Happy Fall! October brings about the celebration of a change in the weather, crunching leaves and of course, our Pumpkin Walk Fall Festival and our annual Halloween parade.
The parade will take place next Wednesday, October 31st, from 8:30-9:00 am on the eating area blacktop. Families are welcome to join us and as a reminder, your toddlers and siblings need to stay with you at all times. We will allow enough time after the parade for you to take pictures with your child and their class.
Our school parade expectations are as follows:
*masks cannot be worn in the parade, students can carry them if they like.
*all students must change out of their costumes after the parade. If your child will need help, please stay to do so.
*Costumes that include any type of blood or violent images, will not be allowed. If you are not sure of a costume's appropriateness, please ask your child's teacher.
*Weapons of any type are not allowed
Our Pumpkin Walk Fall Festival will be on Saturday, October 20th from 12:00-3:00. We would love to see you all here enjoying great food from 2 food trucks, as well as other vendors, craft stations, a cake and pumpkin walk and music and dancing. The same expectations for the parade apply to the Pumpkin Walk. In addition, there will be costume contests for different grade levels and possibly one for adults. If you are considering dressing up in a costume, please consider the appropriatness of your costume and refrain from clowns as there are many children who are afraid of them. Finally, a reminder that pets are not allowed on campus.
Please sign up to volunteer! We need help to make it as fun for all of our kids as possible! Thank you for your support!
Parent Conferences are coming up soon and we hope you will take the time to come out and meet with your child's teacher. This is a very important time as it give families the opportunity to hear what your child or children are doing well and what they need more support with. This is where the home school connection come in. Setting up a plan for your child's success is important.
Another important part of conferences is our EARLY DISMISSAL TIMES for the whole week. Conferences begin on Monday, 10/15-Friday 10/19 and our dismissal times are:
TK-3--12:10
Grades 4-5--12:15
Please make arrangements to pick up your child at the dismissal times for this week. We look forward to seeing you all on conference week.
Our Profile of a Graduate work this month has focused on empathy. Empathy is defined as the action of understanding or being sensitive to the feelings, thoughts, and experiences of another person without those thoughts or feelings being directly stated. Our teachers have been working to ensure that our students understand and demonstrate empathy on a daily basis. Below are some pictures of classwork done around empathy! Talk to your child about what they'd done to become a more empathetic person!
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We are looking forward to having a wonderful time this Friday at our multicultural festival- Celebration of Cultures! Please come out from 5:30-8:00 and enjoy great food, including 2 food trucks, several different dance groups, arts and crafts, informational tables and our favorite fashion show. Students will receive a "passport" that will get a stamp as they go to different tables to hear about cultures, just as if they are traveling the world! We encourage families to dress in clothes that represent their country or tradition as well! Hope to see you there!
We'd love to have you join us for our Adult English Classes after school beginning in October. Please click on the flyer below for more information. Babysitting is provided for free in a nearby classroom. Hope you will join us!