Tonight’s homework will be a number grid puzzle. Students use the patterns on the number grid to solve for the missing numbers.
Have a great day!
Tonight’s homework will be a number grid puzzle. Students use the patterns on the number grid to solve for the missing numbers.
Have a great day!
Tonight’s homework is a worksheet where students have to add and subtract using illustrations. They are allowed to bring in an outdoor item for tomorrow’s reward celebration. Have a beautiful evening!
Tonight’s homework will be a page from the pretest for the next unit in math. Additionally, students will have a worksheet on capitalization practice.
Hello Families! I hope we are all looking forward to some warmer weather next week:-) Here are our plans:
Spelling Words
owl
brown
how
now
down
tower
six
many
if
long
Reading and Writing: We will be continuing to read nonfiction books using text features. Additionally, we are working on identifying the author’s main point in a text. We’ve been learning to highlight the reasons that he uses to support his point. We are writing opinion papers, where we state our opinion in a topic sentence and then give three reasons to support it. We conclude with a closing.
Math: We will demonstrate that we know how to count to 120, starting at any number less than 120. In this range, they must be able tonread and write numerals and represent a number of objects with a written numeral.
Also, they will learn how to subtract multiples of 10 in the range 10-90 from multiples of 10 in the range 10-90 (positive or zero difference. They can do this using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction; relate the strategy to a written method and explain the reasoning used.
Social Studies: They will learn how to distinguish between events that happened in the past, present, and future. We will look at schools from the past and present and find similarities and differences.
As always, I am available to you if you ever have questions or concerns. Have a beautiful weekend!
PTA meeting tomorrow at 6:00
Movie Night: Friday at 4:30 “Despicable Me 3”
Tonight’s homework asks students to use a number line to solve problems.
Tomorrow’s homework will ask students to regroup in order to solve problems. We practiced this today and many children needed a review.
Hello Families!
I hope you are all enjoying the warmer weather. Here are our plans for the week:
Spelling
Words
1. boat
2. soak
3. road
4. show
5. snow
6. glow
7. because
8. best
9. upon
10. these
Monday: Care to the Core event. We will be planting seeds outside at some point, so please have your child dress appropriately for some light gardening 🙂 Make sure they wear their Miller shirts!
Reading and Writing: We are learning to use a “double bubble thinking map” to record similarities and differences between two texts about the same topic. We are also continuing to look for information using the text features in nonfiction books. I am working on typing their animal reports so that they can share them with one another and look for similarities and differences between the animals that they researched.
Math: We are adding and subtracting ten mentally to two-digit numbers. We are also learning to add two digit numbers with different strategies such as breaking apart the numbers, drawing the tens and ones, and using base ten blocks.
Science: We will be planting wheat seeds in a straw to see if they germinate.
Let’s have a great week!
Thursday’s homework is another worksheet with tens and ones practice.
Here is the pre test for Unit 9 with the answers 🙂 Please use this to study with your child.