Happy Friday!
I hope you have
had a wonderful week. We have been working very hard in Rooms 26 and 27.
Important Things
to Remember:
- No
School on Monday, September 4
- Wednesday,
September 6: Picture Day
- Friday,
September 15: Dot Day (wear polka dots and we will celebration giving back
to others)
- Tuesday,
September 19: Curriculum Chat (7:45a-8:15a)
- Please
look through your student's Friday folder, fill out any necessary forms,
then sign the checklist and return it with your student on Monday (next
week on Tuesday)
- Be sure
to check the email from Rhonda Ball with important school related
information
- Please
check with your student to see if they need earbuds. We will be
using laptops next week and they will need earbuds.
Math
- This
week, we worked on counting money, creating a number scroll (we counted
all the way to 1,000 as a class!) and also worked on perseverance when
filling in a number grid.
Here are the kiddos showing how excited are about counting to 1,000 with their spirit fingers! :) |
These are pictures of the kiddos working so hard on their number scrolls!
- Next
week, we will revisit our number grids and make any necessary corrections
as well as make sure our explanation for how we filled in the number grid
is specific. We will also be learning how to login to Every Day Math
on the laptops. There are a lot of games they can play both at
school and at home.We will also be creating multiple number models for one
number (example: 11 + 6; 20 - 3 and 8 +8 + 1 all are equal to 17).
Reading
- This
week, the students continued working on reading stamina and reading
station expectations. The students have been creating bookmarks as
they finish a book.
Here are the kiddos working so hard at reading stations this week!
- Next
week, we will continue building stamina at our independent reading
station. Our skill for next week will be making predictions and
discussing how to use our schema (what we already know) as well as clues
from the book (pictures, what they already read, title, etc.) to make
predictions.
Writing
- This
week, the students chose their topics for their personal narrative.
They chose 5 topics. After they did the checklist themselves,
then met with a writing partner and shared their stories that received all
5 check marks and with their partner, they decided which story was the
best. They worked SO HARD with their writing partners. It was
amazing. The checklist included
- Was
the story true?
- Was
the narrator the main character?
- Were
there a lot of details?
- Did it
have a beginning, middle and end?
- Did it
take place in 2 hours or less?
- Next
week, we will start writing our personal narrative. They will have
to include 3 detailed events. We will also start on a secret project
for curriculum chat. :)
Social Studies
- This
week, students read American Symbols which gave them more
information about the Bald Eagle, the American Flag and the Statue of
Liberty. They took notes about facts they learned from the book.
- Next
week, students will use the notes they took to create a poster about their
favorite symbol of the 3 they learned about.
Word Study
- We will
continue to practice trick words as we are practicing word study
activities. Next week's words are new, now, your, like, being, some.
- Please
practice these words with your students at home.
Guest Readers
- Dr. Link read to us on Friday. He read I Want My Hat Back and This Is Not My Hat. He had his children choose books that they really enjoyed.
- Tristan and Noelle chose to read to the class as their sticker chart
reward.
Have a wonderful long weekend & I am rooting for MU win tomorrow! I loved seeing all the black & gold today! :)
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