Snacks for 5th Grade Readers

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IBJ has a very distinct snack culture! Our fifth grade readers (advanced subject group in reading in AIG-ese) meet during a snack time in their classrooms. Not all students bring snacks, and this disparity has been a discussion for these students. I have covered "snacks-for-all" for a couple of weeks, but what  students have suggested is that they take turns bringing something.

I was pretty impressed at their ingenuity - and their ability to work together to make this happen. They are suggesting the following:

WAIT, before I share the schedule, please remember that Jones is committed to providing healthy snacks - not cookies, candy, or sweets!. Plus, if for ANY reason it can't happen - no big deal! We can cover it.

Feb 4     AB
Feb 11   AL
Feb 18   AM
Feb 25   EC
Mar 4    JN
Mar 11  BY

Mar 18  GH

We will complete the schedule for the year in the coming weeks.

Thanks a million! It's great to work with such awesome families!



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