- Oakman Folder- Sign and return behavior calendar for November— parents please initial next to the circle for today.
- Reading/Math Bag-Please take 15 minutes to “read” the
early readers in your child’s bag. Remember there are 3 ways to “read” a book! Also, practice counting using the 100s chart (point to each number as you count). Letter Ll bag! Today we talked about the letter Ll and its /l/ sound, like in lemon, leaves, and lion etc. Please find 3-5 items at home that start with the l sound and put them in this bag for your child to share in class tomorrow (Friday, November 9, 2018).** All sight words on ring are: I, the, can, see, like, to, look, at, come, and, a, we, go, my, in, is– first 20 words assessment will be next week so practice each night!!!
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READING GROUP BAG—> read black and white book 3 times remembering to point to each word as you read AND extend to asking questions such as: “Find a sight word on this page. Point to word that starts with the /s/ sound. ETC.” Sign reading log!
- Math- Lesson 3. Homework Helper will help you before your child begins. Homework Lesson 37. Please read the homeworker helper page and discuss with your child and have your child do the homework page. Please check their work, especially number formation and have them erase and fix if the formation of their numbers is incorrect.
- EurekaMathNumberFormationPostersandPoems (2)
- **if your child is having difficulty with formation, please print the poems and reference at home—(say the poem as they write the number— this is what we do in class)
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www.zearn.org is WORKING!!! if you still have your child’s card… go to the website (NOT CLEVER) to log in. Will give out information at conferences for everyone!!
Reminders:
Please send in a healthy snack for November. We have 18 friends in our class. Thank you.
Canned food drive is ON!!! Please bring in cans/boxed food to donate! The class with the most food will win a pizza party.
Conferences start tonight if your child has a reminder on the front of the folder your conference is tonight.
Thank you,
Mrs. Fowler