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FIT GeorgiaTesting for Grades 4 and 5

πŸ‘Ÿ Get Ready to Move! FIT Georgia Fitness Assessment πŸƒβ€β™‚οΈπŸƒβ€β™€οΈ

Who: All 4th and 5th Grade Students

When: October 1 & October 7

Where: City Park Elementary Gym


What is FIT Georgia?

Our 4th and 5th graders will be participating in FIT Georgia, a state assessment that checks your child’s health and physical fitness!

Students will try their best in 5 quick areas:

πŸ«€ Aerobic Capacity (Heart Health)
πŸ’ͺ Muscular Strength (Strong Muscles)
πŸ‹οΈ Muscular Endurance (Staying Active)
🧘 Flexibility (Stretching)
πŸ“ˆ Healthy Body Range** (Overall Wellness)

This assessment helps us support your child's healthy habits now and for the future!

🌟 How You Can Help Your Child Succeed 🌟

πŸ‘Ÿ Dress for Action: Make sure your child wears sneakers and comfortable clothes on test days.
😴 Rest Up: Encourage a good night’s sleep before testing.
🍎 Fuel Up: Serve a healthy breakfast and hydrate!
πŸ‘ Cheer Them On: Remind them that doing their best is what matters most!

**Alt Text:** Poster announcing the

Kickin' It Safely in PE

Wearing the right shoes is a big part of keeping kids safe and successful in P.E.! Proper athletic shoes give students the support they need to run, jump, and play without slipping or getting hurt. Shoes that stay securely on the feet β€” like sneakers with laces or Velcro β€” help prevent trips and falls. Sandals, boots, Crocs, or flip-flops can make it hard to participate fully and safely.

Please help your child be ready for P.E. by sending them in comfortable, well-fitting athletic shoes on P.E. days. The right footwear helps your child do their best and stay injury-free!

Responsibility: Taking Care of Our Devices

This month, we are focusing on the character trait of responsibilityβ€”and that includes how we care for and use our school devices!

Students can show responsibility by:

  • carrying their devices carefully with two hands

  • keeping food and drinks away from them

  • charging them at home

  • bringing them to school everyday

  • using them only for learning.

By being careful and following expectations, students help keep devices working well for everyone.

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Important Dates

September

September 28--Virtual Day (complete work from home)

October 

October is Principal Appreciation Month!

October 1--5th Grade FitGA Test

October 2 β€” School Custodian Appreciation

October 7--4th Grade FIT GA Test

October 4–10 β€” Fire Prevention Week

October 5–9 β€” Georgia Pre-K Week

October 6 β€” National Coaches Day

October 8–13 β€” Student Holidays

October 8--Professional Learning

0ctober 9-13--Staff Holidays

Important Dates

October 12–16  National School Lunch Week

October 15--4th Grade STAR Lab

October 16--Kindergarten Field Trip;Panther Fiesta

October 22--5th Grade to DHS

October 18–24 β€”America's Safe Schools Week

October 19–23 β€”Digital Citizenship Week

October 19–23  School Bus Safety Week

October 21 β€” Unity Day

October 21 β€” PAWS & Applause Pep

October 21 β€” Early Release--12:15 (No ASP)

Octboer 23-- 5th Fire Safety

October 27 β€” Picture Retakes

October 28-- Grades 3-5 Author Visit; Kindergarten Field Trip 

October 30 β€”Careers on Wheels