Good Afternoon!\u00a0 Our room is cold this week so please make sure your child has a sweater or sweatshirt to wear.<\/p>\n
Library book check out is this Friday.<\/p>\n
Spelling words all focus on the same vowel sound but spelled different ways:\u00a0 root, chew, clue, canoe, fruit. The Dolch words: to, two, ask, who, use<\/p>\n
Our reading strategy continues with comparing and contrasting 2 similar texts. I’ll be reading 2 different versions of the same story and the students will be writing how they are the same and how they are different.<\/p>\n
We continue with writing our opinion this week. I am looking for strong reasons and using a transition to start their reason sentence. The topic is should the mayor buy a new police car or playground equipment with the extra tax money.<\/p>\n
Math continues with adding 2 digit numbers with and without trading. We’re also going to be getting into adding 3 digit numbers with and without trading. As always, do as many of the homework problems as your child can manage and understand without reaching a frustration level.<\/p>\n
In social studies, we’ll be learning about government action compared to private actions. Those activities that the government does to improve a community vs those things individuals do. For example, creating laws like the leash law is an example of government action. Raising money to donate to a charity is an example of private action.<\/p>\n
Science continues with learning about the Earth. We’ll begin learning the names of different landforms as well as how they are formed.<\/p>\n
The PTA valentine creation contest will run until February 1. Any family member can participate with your child then turn the creation into me. I will then pass along the most creative to the PTA. Enjoy!! \ud83d\ude42<\/strong><\/p>\n Stay warm!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Good Afternoon!\u00a0 Our room is cold this week so please make sure your child has a sweater or sweatshirt to wear. Library book check out is this Friday. Spelling words all focus on the same vowel sound but spelled different … Continue reading