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SUDLERSVILLE ELEMENTARY
A Title 1 School Judy Center Partner MAY 2013
MAY 5/1 BOE meeting _at_ 600 pm 5/3 School
Spirit 5/6 Chinese Acrobats 5/7 PFY
Showcase 5/8 3rd Grade Field Trip 5/9 4th
Grade Field Trip 5/9 PFY last day 5/11
5K/Chicken Barbecue 5/14 PTA Meeting _at_630 5/15
Art Galleria _at_ BOE 600pm 5/16 Orientation
for 4th Grade parents at SMS
600 pm 5/17 2nd Grade Field Trip 5/17 PreK
Field Trip 5/20 Science Fair STEM and SIT
Meeting 5/22 Kindergarten Field Trip 5/22
Volunteer Breakfast 815am 5/22 SMS Guidance
Counselor speaks with 4th graders
100pm 5/24 Field Day 5/27 NO SCHOOL 5/28
(week) Aquatics Lab 5/29 Spring Concert _at_
630pm 5/31 4th Grade Goes to SMS 5/31 PBIS
Picnic 5/31 Fish Mobile for PreK K _at_ 1100am
JUNE 6/3 4th Grade Orientation for students
at SMS 110 pm 6/5 3rd Grade Field
Trip 6/5 2nd Grade Awards Assembly 130pm 6/6
1st Grade Field Trip 6/7 Kindergarten Portfolio
Day 6/7 2nd Grade Field Trip 6/7 3rd Grade
Awards Assembly 1015am 6/7 Prek K Safe
Healthy Summer 530-730pm 6/10 Awards
Assembly Grade 1 _at_ 10am 6/10 Awards Assembly
Grade 4 _at_ 8am 6/11 Last day for students 6/14
Last day for teachers 7/1 Summer School First
Day
Principals News
Still need yearbook pic
SES Applies for Green School RecertificationBy  
Michele HamptonThe Maryland Green School
Awards Program is a framework for a holistic,
integrated approach to authentic learning that
incorporates local environmental issue
investigation and professional development with
environmental best management practices and
community stewardship. Mrs. Embert and Mrs.
Valenti are coordinating activities in order to
acquire Green School status for SES.  Currently,
students are participating in "No Waste
Wednesdays" by observing the amount of food that
they throw away each day.  During the first week,
SES students reduced the amount of waste by four
pounds, and continue to decrease the amount of
waste at the rate of two pounds per week.  SES
students started this project by weighing the
fourth grade lunches and soon will extend this to
the other grades.   They are making efforts to
reduce the amount of waste.  Good luck to SES
eagles, and I hope they accomplish their goals
and have a noteworthy learning experience.  SES
has applied for Green School Recertification.
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SUDLERSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL A Title 1 School
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AUTHOR OF THE MONTH
CONGRATULATIONS TO Matthew Hinefelt
Garry Harris Trey Leager
Sara Marie Reny Tyler Myers Paige
Falstad Colin Gray Cole Glanding
Maeson Dobbins Brian Rodriguez
PTA President Receives Parent Involvement
AwardsBy  Michele HamptonIt is my pleasure to
announce QACPS Volunteer of the Year, Mrs.
Annette DiMaggio.  Mrs. DiMaggio will be honored
at the QAC Gala on April 18th.  Furthermore, Mrs.
DiMaggio is this year's recipient of the Parent
Involvement Matters Award (PIMA).  She will
represent Queen Anne's County at the Maryland
State Department of Education Gala.  Mrs.
DiMaggio also will be interviewed and a candidate
for the state award.  Congratulations, Mrs.
DiMaggio!!  We are proud of her persistent
efforts with parent involvement.
Third Graders Win County Arbor Day Contest Four
third graders received awards for their
participation in the county wide Arbor Day
contest. Savannah Fritzsche placed fifth among
all third graders throughout Queen Annes County.
She received a cash award and her poster printed
on her personal T-shirt. Emily Kolanda and Betzy
Garcia received Honorable Mention awards that
also included cash prizes. Destiny Wallace was
awarded Best in Class. Congratulations!
JA in a DaySudlersville Elementary School
hosted its first JA in a Day.  Lessons were
taught supporting the financial literacy
standards.  Students are preparing for college,
careers and responsible living by becoming
financially literate.
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Grade 2 News
Pre-K News
Kindergarten News
Kindergarten is looking forward to many great
activities in the next few weeks . Our trip to
see Cinderella is on May 17, we pick strawberries
on May 21 and there are special events planned
for June 7. We are also planning a pet show (with
stuffed animals) in May. Watch your child's
folder for more details about these events .
Remember to read with your child and ask detailed
questions about the story!     The Kindergarten
Team
May and June will be busy months for us! Please
check your childs communication folder for
upcoming events such as Field Day, Field trip
information, end of year activities etc. There
will be forms that need to be signed and
returned.   A field trip has been planned for
Friday, June 7, 2013. Second grade will be going
to The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St.
Michaels to learn about the bay environment.
This is a change from our original date, due to
several factors. It will be an extended day trip
with a return time of 330. We will be able to
have 9 chaperones (ride the bus) per class. We
will also have our end of year picnic and our
awards ceremony on Wednesday, June 5, 2013, so
save the date. We will be spending most of the
day at the Sudlersville Park.   You know we are
continuing with a rigorous academic routine from
now until the end of the year. Our Reading
Literacy Block is going well. Most of our
students continue making steady gains. Math
units will incorporate geometry, money, time,
measurement and graphing. In Science, we will be
completing a unit on the Environment and
beginning our last unit on Life Science. Writing
will continue to be a focus for the rest of the
year. Please continue reading and completing
reading logs each night and helping your child
with his or her homework.
What happened to spring?  We have been very busy
in Pre-k learning about how living things and
their environment grow and change over time.
 They have been reviewing numbers 0-10,
measurement, patterns, and letters of the
alphabet and their sounds.  We will bring closure
to the unit Growing and Changing by taking a
field trip to Godfrey's Farm to pick strawberries
on Friday, May 17th.  The children are very
excited about going to the farm.  Our final unit
in Pre-K will be about getting ready for
Kindergarten.  The children will continue to work
on letter identification (uppercase and
lowercase) by name and by sound.  In math, they
will explore the use and the meaning of currency
and coins.  In science, they will continue
to identify and describe bugs.   The Pre-k field
day will be Friday, May 24th.  In addition, our
End of the Year Picnic/ Blue Sky Puppet Show
sponsored by The Judy Center will be at SES on
Friday, June 7th.  Please be on the look out for
more information which will be sent at a later
date.  A huge thanks to all the parents in the
A.M. and P.M. classes for all of your help this
year. Your Pre-K Team
Grade 1 News
The end of the school year is quickly
approaching.  For the remainder of the year,  in
math, we will cover time, measurement, geometry
and fractions.  These are very important topics. 
Please continue to do homework nightly.  Please
continue to read and complete reading logs.  This
is the very best thing you can do to support your
child's reading and writing skills. IMPORTANT
1st GRADE DATES 5/29/13 - Spring Concert 6/6/13
-   Tentative date for Tuckahoe field trip (more
info to follow) 6/10/13 - 1st grade Awards
Assembly _at_ 1000 Please pay attention to the
school calendar for school wide dates. Thank You!
First Grade Team
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Grade 3 News
Grade 4 News

• MAGNIFICENT MAY
• Wow! This has been a fast year! It is hard to
  believe we are approaching the last month and a
  half of school! There are many important events
  coming up so make sure to mark your calendars
• Wednesday, May 1st, 2013- Minute to win it PBIS
  event-
• 130- 215 p.m.
• Wednesday, May 8th, 2013- Field Trip to Herrs
  potato chip factory
• Friday, May 24th, 2013 Field Day! (Note it is
  4.00 if you wish to purchase lunch.)
• Monday, May 20th, 2013- Science Fair
• Monday, May 27th, 2013- Memorial Day no school
• Wednesday, May 29th, 2013 Spring Concert at 630
  (note- change of date due to conflict with high
  school graduation.)- (just for those students who
  signed up to be in Mr. Harrisons chorus group.)
• Wednesday, June 5th, 2013- Field trip to
  Sassafras Environmental Center
• Friday, June 7th, 2013- Awards Assembly 1015 am
• End of the Year party under the pavilion
  immediately following the
• assembly
• Tuesday, June 11th, 2013- Last day of school
• We still have much academic ground to cover
  between now and the end of the year. In Math we
  will be studying Topics 11-16 with a focus on two
  and three dimensional shapes and attributes as
  well as area and perimeter. Literacy block will
  continue until May 31st, 2013 so please make sure
  your child continues to read four times a week
  for twenty minutes as well as complete weekly
  reading logs. In Social Studies we will begin our
  Econ and me economics unit that will correspond
  with our field trip to the Herrs Potato Chip
  Factory. As you can see we will be busy bees
  between now and the end of the year.
• Thank you for your continued support! The third
  grade team

Important Dates May 1st 130-215 PBIS
incentive May 2nd Jump Rope for Heart
(during specials) May 6th Acrobats a
assembly at 830 May 9th 4th grade field trip
to Bombay Hook May 16th Reading Quarterly May
22nd Middle school counselor visits 4th
gradeMay 24th Field Day May 27th Memorial Day
(NO SCHOOL) Week of May 28th Math
QuarterlyMay 29th Aqua LabMay 29th Dress
rehearsal May 31st PBIS incentive picnic
in the park June 3rd 4th grade walk to the
middle school June 10th - Awards ceremony
800 am followed by breakfast in the
pavilion As you can see we have a lot of event
on our plate. Please make every attempt to have
your child here each day.  We have a lot to cover
in a short amount of time.
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Health Room
Our grills will soon be warming up and we will
be getting together with our families and friends
for cookouts. Did you know that there are about
76 million people a year in the United States who
develop a food borne illness?   A food borne
illness is most often caused by the harmful
bacteria Escherichia coli which is found in raw
and undercooked meat and poultry. Salmonella can
be found in meats as well as eggs, dairy
products, fish, vegetables and fruit. The ten
most riskiest foods are leafy lettuce, greens,
tomatoes, sprouts, potatoes, berries, cheese, ice
cream, eggs, tuna, and oysters.   The following
steps will help you handle your food safely to
decrease your risk of a food borne illness Cook
your meat, poultry, and eggs thoroughly and use
your meat thermometer. This will kill harmful
bacteria. Wash your produce well under running
water. Dont cross contaminate your foods.
Clean all of your surfaces, cutting boards, and
utensils with hot soapy water. Dont forget to
wash your hands. Refrigerate leftovers. Food
should not be left out of the refrigerator for
more than 2 hours. If the room temperature is
90F or more it needs to be refrigerated within
an hour. Bacteria can multiply rapidly if it is
not well handled. Check to see that your
refrigerator is set _at_ 40F or below and the
freezer is 0F or below.   Take the time to
prepare your food safely and enjoy your cookout!
We have included a suggestion box in the main
office.  Parents who wish to leave a suggestion
may do so.  Thank you for your help!
Students learned about saving money in a
presentation by Queenstown Bank. Madison
Sherwood, kindergarten student, is pictured.
STEM Night and the Science Fair   Hopefully
a paper came home to you about the Science Fair
on May 20th.  I know we have many budding
scientists here at SES!  Participation is
optional, yet we can help you along the way if
you are interested.  Please let me know if you
have any questions or would like another copy of
the instructions.     Students will have the
opportunity to share their project during our
STEM night on May 20th at 530.  Dinner will be
provided, and parents and children will
participate in STEM activities and view the
Science Fair projects.     It should be a great
night, and I hope to see all our families there,
whether or not you participate in the Science
Fair!
The Fabulous Chinese Acrobats By  Michele
Hampton On May 6th, The Chinese Acrobats are
scheduled to perform for the Sudlersville
Elementary School students.  Students will see
contortions, plate spinning, foot juggling,
Chinese yo-yo, and group acrobats.  An
interpreter will be with the performers to enrich
with facts about Chinese culture and customs. 
This assembly is supported by the SES PTA. 
Parents are welcome to attend.
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Math Matters
Clip and save. Cut out grocery store coupons and
tell how much money is saved with coins. For
example, if you save 20 cents on detergent, say 2
dimes. Ask your child what could be purchased
using the savings from the coupon. A pack of gum?
A pencil? How much money could be saved with 3,
4, or 5 coupons? How could that money be counted
out in coins and bills? What could be purchased
with those savings? A pack of notebook paper? A
magazine? How much money could be saved with
coupons for a week's worth of groceries? How
would that money be counted out? What could be
purchased with those savings? A book? A movie
ticket? What percentage of the original price is
the coupon worth? Count the ways. How many ways
can you make 10 cents, 25 cents, 30 cents, 40
cents, or 50 cents? You can help your child add
the coins in various ways to get different
answers. Tracking Time with TV While watching
television, make a chart showing how much time in
every hour is used for commercials compared to
how much time is used for the actual show. Do
this for every half-hour of television you watch.
Then make a bar or pie chart showing the two
amounts. Time the minutes carefully. Tracking
Time in your Day Together with your child, keep
track of how he or she spends time in one 24-hour
period time spent sleeping, eating, playing,
reading, and going to school. Measure a strip of
paper that is 24 inches long. Let each inch
represent 1 hour. Color in the number of hours
for each activity, using a different color for
each activity. When finished, make the strip into
a circle and place it on a blank piece of paper.
Trace around the circle. Then make lines from the
center of the
circle to the end of each color. Your child has
just made a circle (pie) chart of how he or she
spends 24 hours. Compare this with how other
people in your family spend their time.  During
summer vacations, on rainy days, while waiting at
the doctor's office, or on a stroll through the
neighborhood, learning never ends. Your children
can explore some fascinating mathematical
possibilities in the world around them every day.
For instance, math can be found outdoors in
nature look for symmetry in leaves count the
number, sizes, and kinds of trees on your street
and look at the various shapes and patterns of
blooming flowers. Children will be learning math
and enjoying it too!
MATH MATTERS for the summer   Your home is
full of opportunities to explore math with your
child and, at the same time, build his or her
self-confidence and understanding of mathematical
ideas. This is a chance for you and your child to
"talk math" that is, to communicate about math
while discovering relationships between numbers.
Being able to describe mathematical patterns and
relationships, such as those between "addition
and subtraction" or "odd and even numbers," is
important to later success in math.   Students
need practice in order to maintain their math
skills during the summer break. Be sure to talk
about numbers and math in your daily activities.
Children can count coins, tell time, add up costs
and calculate change. They can practice their
facts using math card games like Top It. Coin
clues. Ask your child to gather some change in
his or her hand without showing what it is. Start
with amounts of 25 cents or less (for
first-graders, you can start with pennies and
nickels). Ask your child to tell you how much
money and how many coins there are. Guess which
coins are being held. For example, "I have 17
cents and 5 coins. What coins do I have?" (3
nickels and 2 pennies).
Reading
We had 132 students in grades PreK-4 meet their
reading goal for quarter 3. We need the support
of all parents to help their children become
successful readers.  Please see that you child
reads each day and completes their reading
logs.   They only need to complete 4 reading logs
each week, but should still read every day.  
Reading success is a team effort!   Help you
child to reach their reading goal for quarter 4.
Make reading fun!   Take your child to the
library to check out books that interest them. 
The librarian can help you to find books that
your child can read.   Don't forget the
importance of reading to your child.   Scan the
words with your finger as you read to your child
so that they can follow along.  Feel free to
contact me if you have any questions. Barbara
Thurber Reading Specialist
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Art News
Music
Congratulations to all artists for their amazing
hard work all year long! The art room has been
producing extremely colorful art in the form of
collage, paintings, and drawings. Students are
finishing up exploring color and value, as well
as collages. To wrap up the year we will be
working on a variety of art integrating textures
and creatures. This has been an exciting year.
Thank you for all of your hard work. I will be
out on maternity leave until the end of the year.
My replacement is very lucky to teach such fine
artists! See you in the fall! Also,
congratulations to those artists who participated
in the Earth Day Art Exhibit. The creations were
so amazing. Students used such a wide variety of
found items, formerly known as trash, to create
amazing works of art. Quite impressive! Thank
you, Cassie Hosler
Jump Rope For Heart is Coming to Our
School!   Did you know that heart disease and
stroke are the 1 and 3 cause of death in
America? Did you know that a majority of those
lives impacted by heart disease could have been
prevented through lifestyle changes? Healthy
behaviors begin at home and should be reinforced
at school.   For the month of April, SES will be
fundraising for a VERY important cause! Please
aid your childs efforts when collecting
donations for the American Heart Association.
Thank You Gifts can be seen on the donation
envelope.   Please have all donation envelopes
returned to P.E. teacher Ms. Dean NO LATER than
April 26th.   Our annual jump rope activity day
will take place on Thursday, May 2nd. Grades K-4
will have the opportunity to participate in
cardiovascular exercises such as jumping rope,
dancing, and more!
On Wednesday, May 29th , SES will be presenting
the annual Spring Concert.  The 1st grade classes
will be performing, along with the 3rd/4th grade
spring chorus, and the 4th grade recorder club. 
The Eagle Squad will also make a special
appearance.  The show will begin at 630 pm.
Performers will need to arrive at 600 pm.  
Guidance
Did you know Education pays ... Education pays
in higher earnings and lower unemployment rates
June  Summer brings about many changes. Dont
forget, if you are planning to move, please let
the office know so that records can be sent to
eth new school before the school year starts.
All pre-K and K registrations for school year
2013-2014 should be done as soon as possible to
plan for classes. Have a safe and happy summer!
See you next year! Mrs. Webster
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End of Year Award Ceremonies June7- Grades 2 3
1015am Pre-K, K and Judy Center are doing the
"Safe and Healthy Summer" activity on Friday,
June 7th. 530-730pm.  June 10 Grade 4
800am Grade 1 1000am
Kindergarten Students Display Spring Art
WorkStudents in Mrs. Nuse's kindergarten class
display their colorful art projects of Spring
landscapes.  Pictured left to right  Mrs. Nuse
(kindergarten teacher), Andre Young, Katherine
Maule, Enrick Mendoza, Ms. Leslie Storm (art
teacher)
The only elementary school drill team and color
guard in Maryland, the SES Eagle Squad meets
weekly to develop leadership, teamwork, and a
commitment to community service.  Left to Right
(front row) Levy Lofland, Mackenzie Rodriguez,
Savannah Fritzsche, Alyssa Apple, Peyton Gestole,
William Brown, Bradley Davis. (back row) Mrs.
Leventhal, Joshua Mustetter, Trenay Wigfall,
Brooke Garcia, Armando Macario-Galan, Audrey
Karbaum, Kiara Hohrein.
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SUDLERSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL A Title 1 School
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SES 2013 Earth Day With the support of teachers,
parents, and community volunteers, more than 300
students at Sudlersville Elementary School
explored environmental issues of the Chesapeake
Bay and engaged in community service on Earth
Day, April 22.   Students gained a deeper
understanding of environmental stewardship and
how important it is to care for the environment
of Queen Annes County.   After a rousing
assembly led by Sultana, Inc., Vice President
Chris Cerino who had the students involved in a
variety of learning activities put to music,
students attended workshops that were designed to
enrich the students instructional program.
Student journals were used to record students
responses to their hands-on activities. The
annual recycled art exhibit showcased student
work representing wildlife and environmental
problems of the Chesapeake Bay.   A variety of
workshops enriched student learning. They
included squid dissection with DNR leader Martha
Shaum, fish of the Chesapeake Bay with DNR
officer Bob Sadzinski, and regional snakes with
Tuckahoe DNR rangers. Additional sessions
included a study of blue crabs, beekeeping on the
Eastern Shore,
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!!!! Dr. Lowery and the State
Board have approved our request for a waiver on
the two days we were closed for Hurricane Sandy.
 That means that our last day for students is
June 11, 2013.     The last day for teachers is
June 14.  Further information regarding how time
on those days will be allocated will be
forthcoming in the next several weeks. 
the value of river buffers, recycling plastic
bottles into other usable items, protecting the
Circle of Life, the butterfly life cycle, the
workings of our watershed, and the importance of
sorting trash for controlling our landfills.
Fourth graders also analyzed energy conservation
under the tutelage of Choptank Electrics Energy
Program Coordinator, Tom Tyndall.   Other
visiting environmentalists included Richard
Keller of Maryland Waste Management, retired DNR
officer Nick Carter, Andi Pupke of Chesapeake
Wildlife Heritage Foundation, Chester Riverkeeper
David Foster, Natural Resources Police Reserve
Officer Den Leventhal, and Land Conservancy
Director Jay Falstad who is also an SES
parent.   This 2013 SES Earth Day celebration was
led by Mary Leventhal and Elaine Butler. A
committee of volunteers coordinated efforts for
Earth Day. Thank you to Beverly Greaves,
Dominique Moen, Margot Massie, Rose Seningen,
Margot Massie, Gerri Grimes, Terri Gloyd, Missy
Hollis, Lori Yarbrough, Cassandra Hosler, Chris
Harrison, Fallon Simpler, Nancy Smith, Robbie
Hall, and Zachary Hall.
Abigail Cox (K-Landgraf) with her 2nd Grade
Reading Buddy Abigail Altamirano (2nd Kane)
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Parent Involvement
A list of these building blocks with further
description is available in the Parent Resource
Room B3. Please stop by anytime to visit and
take information home.   PLEASE NOTE If you
plan to chaperone any of the upcoming field
trips, please be sure you have completed the
Volunteer Application and Information forms and
attend a Volunteer Orientation if you have not
already done so. These are requirements of the
Queen Annes County Board of Education and must
be done each school year.   The Volunteer
Appreciation Reception will be held Wednesday,
May 22. Invitations to our volunteers will be
sent home soon.
Thank you! to all the parents/grandparents who
helped make the 3rd annual Earth Day Celebration
at Sudlersville Elementary a great event!. They
include Dominique Ellingsworth Mohen (presenter
and food donations), Margo Massie (presenter),
Jay Falstad (presenter), Michael Carroll and
Beverly Greaves. Their help in educating our
students about our earth is very much
appreciated. We are very lucky to have them as
partners at SES!   The following are the
remaining building blocks of healthy development
that help young people grow up healthy, caring,
and responsible and also help them to succeed in
school as identified by the Research
Institute CONSTRUCTIVE USE OF TIME Creative
activities, Youth Programs, Religious community,
Time at home COMMITMENT TO LEARNING Achievement
motivation, School engagement, Homework, Bonding
to school, Reading for pleasure POSITIVE VALUES
Caring, Equality and social justice, Integrity,
Honesty, Responsibility, Restraint SOCIAL
COMPETENCIES Planning and decision making,
Interpersonal competence, Cultural competence,
Resistance skills, Peaceful conflict
resolution POSITIVE IDENTITY Personal power,
Self-esteem, Sense of purpose, Positive view of
personal future

• FIELD DAY!!!
• MAY 24TH 2013
• Opening Ceremonies
• 830 am (Blacktop)
• We will kick off the day with a performance from
  our very own EAGLE SQUAD!
•  
• Our teachers will participate in a friendly
  competition in
• front of the entire school!
•  
• Station start time 900 am
• All lunch shifts will follow the regular
  schedule.
• A form with bagged lunch choices will be sent
  home to parents.
• Staff vs. Students Competition 130 pm
•  
• Awards Ceremony 145 pm

Sleep and School Performance When you get too
little sleep on a regular basis, a condition
known as sleep deprivation can occur, causing you
to shortchange yourself on a very important
aspect of life. Everyone knows that food and
water are essential to life. Getting enough sleep
is just as important. Yes, life is hectic and
juggling time and schedules can be extremely
difficult. The responsibilities of going to
school, working, recreating and enjoying a
satisfying social life all cut into the time you
have to sleep. Interestingly enough, without the
proper amount of sleep, each category mentioned
will suffer.   Schools and Communities Real Life
Story Sleep Deprivation Affects Performance at
School and Work By Marsha Goldstein, LCSW
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SUDLERSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL A Title 1 School
Judy Center Partner MAY 2013
The Judy Center News for May and June The Judy
Center staff participated in the pre-K and
Kindergarten registration to make acquaintances,
help with enrollment and give books to all the
children. It was nice to meet new friends! Please
remember to tell friends and neighbors to call
the school for an appointment to register their
children if they have not already done so.
Please save the date for Friday, June 7th, 2013
for our annual end-of-the-year picnic! The Judy
Center provides this culminating activity to
celebrate the year we have had with our pre-k,
Kindergarten, Family Center, Playgroup and Child
Care Provider and other partnering agency
families who live in the SES zone. The event
features children performing songs and finger
plays and the Blue Sky Puppet Theatre will be
presenting Bananas, a puppet show about the
importance of health and nutrition. The Judy
Center will be providing bag dinners for all!
This will be held at SES on Friday, June 7th from
530 p.m. 700p.m. (ending time may be later
depending on how many classes perform). Please
look for flyer coming soon. Due to ordering
meals, R.S.V.P. will be necessary. The Judy
Center Playgroup is making plans for the summer
now. Playgroup will continue throughout the
summer and may have to offer two sessions
depending on enrollment. Please look for
Playgroup flyer/invite coming soon as well. The
Family Center also runs 12 months and will
continue to offer playgroup on Wednesdays. This
has been a great year to be a part of the Judy
Center/SES community! Thanks for making us feel
welcome!
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Second Graders acting out Henry Ramona