*Our virtue for the month is SELF-CONTROL. Each Monday, we celebrate "Moral Focus Monday" with lessons devoted to our school virtue.
*Spelling is a part of our weekly routine. Words are introduced each Monday and the students are tested on Fridays. Please take time to review these ten words throughout the week for mastery.
*Agendas should go home and back each day. FRIDAY folders will go home with papers for the week.
I do feel strongly in reading daily. I truly believe that the more kids read (or are read to), the better readers they become. Exposure to print, story elements, and spelling patterns are all so important at this level and help to create a love of reading and learning. Please take time throughout the week to read with your child. If your child is an independent reader, they may want to journal about what they are reading or discuss it with a family member to gain a deeper understanding. All reading and reading activities can go towards the 20 minute/day BOOK-IT reward. Monthly calendars are sent home.
Here are some potential learning activities to replace homework time if you so choose:
1. FrontRow- each student has a login with their first name and last name initial. Code:hulstr
2. MAP Math/MAP Reading (these sites have activities and games geared to student individual RIT levels- I will share these at conferences in a couple weeks)
3. Spelling Practice (chalk, finger paint, shaving cream, computer practice, creative sentences using words...)
4. Visit a library and check out some new books
5. Read! :)
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*Big THANKS to Kate Irvin for copying for our classroom! :)
*Agendas should go home and back each day. FRIDAY folders will go home with papers for the week.
I do feel strongly in reading daily. I truly believe that the more kids read (or are read to), the better readers they become. Exposure to print, story elements, and spelling patterns are all so important at this level and help to create a love of reading and learning. Please take time throughout the week to read with your child. If your child is an independent reader, they may want to journal about what they are reading or discuss it with a family member to gain a deeper understanding. All reading and reading activities can go towards the 20 minute/day BOOK-IT reward. Monthly calendars are sent home.
Here are some potential learning activities to replace homework time if you so choose:
1. FrontRow- each student has a login with their first name and last name initial. Code:hulstr
2. MAP Math/MAP Reading (these sites have activities and games geared to student individual RIT levels- I will share these at conferences in a couple weeks)
3. Spelling Practice (chalk, finger paint, shaving cream, computer practice, creative sentences using words...)
4. Visit a library and check out some new books
5. Read! :)
.
*Big THANKS to Kate Irvin for copying for our classroom! :)
December 22- Jan. 2: OFF for Holiday Break
Monday, January 2: OFF
Monday, January 2: OFF
Tuesday, January 3: First Day back to Class after break
Monday, January 16: No School, Staff PD Day
Friday, January 27: End of Quarter 2
Monday, January 30: Begin Quarter 3
MATH next Week (Dec. 19-21)
We will be doing some holiday math problem solving, addition, and subtraction.
Monday, January 16: No School, Staff PD Day
Friday, January 27: End of Quarter 2
Monday, January 30: Begin Quarter 3
MATH next Week (Dec. 19-21)
We will be doing some holiday math problem solving, addition, and subtraction.
READING next Week (Dec. 19-21)
This week we will be doing some holiday reading and writing activities.
This week we will be doing some holiday reading and writing activities.
EBLI Lessons
Science: We will wrap up our study on Space before the holiday. After the break, we will be learning about the Earth's surface.
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