This week we will learn: 11/3

Reading: RI.1.02
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of retelling key details by recalling events in story during read to self.
Language: I can orally answer questions about story.

Vocabulary: retell, characters, BME, setting,

Reading: RI.1.02
Content: I can demonstrate comprehension of retelling key details by summarizing events of story using a retelling rope.
Language: I can orally retell key details using sequence words.

Vocabulary: retell, characters, BME, setting, sequence words: first, next, then last.

Reading: RI.1.02
Content: I can demonstrate application of retelling key details by completing a retelling graphic organizer.

Language: I can write to retell key details in story using graphic organizer.

Vocabulary: retell, characters, BME, setting, sequence words: first, next, then last.

Reading: RI.1.02
Content: I can demonstrate application of retelling key details by completing a retelling graphic organizer.
Language: I can write to retell key details in story using graphic organizer.

Vocabulary: retell, characters, BME, setting, sequence words: first, next, then last.

Writing: W.2.1
Content: I can demonstrate knowledg of informational writing by identifying 3 facts about the topic from the book the teacher read.
Language: I can write 3 facts about the topic from the book read by the teacher.
Vocabulary:
Fact, topic,
Writing: W.2.1
Content: I can demonstrate comprehension of informational writing by explaining the facts I chose about the topic.
Language: I can continue to write my chosen three facts about my topic.

Writing W.2.1
Content: I can demonstrate comprehension of informational writing by illustrating my facts.
Language: I can read my informational piece to the class and make corrections as needed.

Writing W.2.1
Content: I can demonstrate comprehension of informational writing by illustrating my facts.
Language: I can read my informational piece to the class and make corrections as needed.
Vocabulary
Fact topic

Math: 1.NBT.1
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of Comparing two two-digit numbers based on meanings of the tens and ones digits by identifying place value of numbers using number cards.
Language: I can write to explain the value of two digit numbers.
Vocabulary: compare, place value, tens, ones

Math: 1.MD.3
Content: I can demonstrate application of telling time to the half hour by using small clocks and white board to show time.
Language: I can write to give examples of time to the half hour.
Vocabulary: clock, half- hour

Math: 1.MD.3
Content: I can demonstrate application of telling time to the half hour by using small clocks and white board to show time.
Language: I can write to give examples of time to the half hour.
Vocabulary: clock, half- hour Half Day

Science: S.IA.01.13
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of collecting weather data by identifying how the weather changes over a course of a week. (weather.com)
Language: I can begin to create a graph of the week’s weather.
Vocabulary:
Weather temperature graph compare data
Science: S.IA.01.13
Content: I can demonstrate application of collecting weather data by constructing a graph of the week’s weather, and compare and contrast what we’ve collected so far.
Language: I can write to explain the type of weather we have today and how it compares to Monday.
Vocabulary: Weather temperature graph compare data
Science: S.IA.01.13
Content: I can demonstrate application of collecting weather data by showing the temperature of locations around the world using a thermometer. (weather.com)
Language: I can orally describe the temperatures that I find and compare and contrast the temperatures with our own.
Vocabulary: Weather temperature graph compare data

Social Studies:
E1.0.2
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of goods and services by listing examples of goods and services.

Language: I can orally give examples of goods and services.

Vocabulary: goods and services

Social Studies: E1.0.2
Content: I can demonstrate synthesis of goods and services by creating a plan for my own “business” by drawing my business and describing if I will offer a “good’ or a ‘service”.

Language : I can draw a picture of my business and write a sentence to describe the ‘good’ or ‘service’ that I will provide customers.

Bake Sale

In order to raise funds for the PTA, please send baked goods with your child tomorrow, Monday November 3rd. These items will be sold to the public all day on Tuesday November 4th.

Cookies, cupcakes, sfoof, maamool, individually wrapped candy, bags of chips and doughnuts are great items to send. Each child will get to choose a token of appreciation from the Treasure Box for contributing.

Thank you

Halloween Fun!

Halloween Fun!
Tomorrow we will have some Halloween fun in the afternoon. Your child may bring cookies, chips or candy to share with the class. We won’t be wearing costumes, but your child can wear Halloween themed shirts, headbands or hats.

Spelling words week of November 3rd

Spelling Words for the week of November 3rd:
1. say

2. bay

3. way

4. day

5. may

6. ray

7. pay

These are the spelling words your child should be practicing at home. The spelling pattern for this week is –ay. Make sure your child is doing the spelling homework in their spelling/poetry notebook on a daily basis. Test will be on Friday.

This Week’s News

onday:
Wear orange and black tomorrow and pay $1 to the PTA. Wear any Halloween t-shirt, but no costumes or masks.
Pumpkin Contest begins. Each vote is a quarter. Pumpkins will be on display by 3:30 pm outside of the gym.
Tuesday:
Meet the Candidates at 6pm Tuesday night in the gym. How will these people best represent your child on the School Board if elected? Two Oakman students as well as 3 Fordson students will moderate the Forum. This is open to the Public.
Wednesday:
PICTURE DAY. Order Forms will be sent home on Monday. Place your order and have the exact cash in the envelope or write a check to LifeTouch pictures.
School Store
Thursday:
Nutrition Class for Thursday students
Friday: In the afternoon we will have a little Halloween Party. We won’t be wearing costumes, but we will have snacks. Please send in snacks or candy for your child to pass out during our party. Students are welcome to wear Halloween shirts, orange and black, or Halloween headbands or hats 🙂
Kindergarten Halloween Parade
Pay $1 and go out to the Pumpkin Patch k-5
Pizza sale after school
Nutrition Class for Friday students
Choir after school

This Week we will Learn 10/27

Reading: RF 1.2c
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of sounding out words by recognizing the beginning sounds in cvc words and begin decode them.
Language: I can write to give examples of beginning sounds of words. (white boards)
Vocabulary: sound-out beginning sounds

Reading: RF.1.2c
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of sounding out words by recognizing the ending sounds in cvc words and begin to decode them.

Language: I can write to give examples of ending sounds of words. (white boards).

Vocabulary: sound out ending sounds
Reading: RF 1.2c
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of sounding out words by recognizing the sounds in cvc words and decoding them.
Language: I can write to give examples of cvc words that I sound out.
Vocabulary: sound-out

Reading: RF.1.1a
Content: : I can demonstrate knowledge of sentence features by identifying the features of a sentence. (whole group arranging word cards into sentences with correct sentence structure.)

Language: I can explain the sentence features I chose to complete my sentence.

Vocabulary : punctuation, period, capitalization
Reading: 1.1a
Content: I can demonstrate comprehension of sentence features by giving an example of a sentence with all features. (whole group, find the correct sentence).

Language: I can write to give examples of sentence with all features.

Vocabulary: punctuation, period, capitalization

Writing: W.1.2
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of informational writing by identifying an informational piece.

Language: I can orally describe what an informational piece is: An informational piece of writing gives ____about a topic. (facts)

Vocabulary: Informational explanatory facts
Writing: W.1.2
Content: I can demonstrate comprehension of informational writing by giving an example of informational writing. (Begin planning an “all about me” piece)
Language: I can begin to write a plan for my “all about me” piece. (should include topic statement and two facts)

Vocabulary: information explanatory facts
Writing: W.1.2
Content I can demonstrate application of informational writing by explaining what I will include in my “all about me” piece.
Language: I can begin to write my “all about me” piece. (should include topic statement and two facts)

Vocabulary: information explanatory facts
Writing W.1.2
Content: I can demonstrate application of informational writing by reading to the group what I have completed in my “all about me” piece.

Language: I will write to complete my informational “all about me” piece.

Vocabulary: information explanatory facts
Writing: W.1.2
Content: I can demonstrate application of informational writing by reading to the group what I have completed in my “all about me” piece.

Language: I will write to complete my informational “all about me” piece.

Vocabulary: information explanatory facts

Math: 1.NBT.1
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of Comparing two two-digit numbers based on meanings of the tens and ones digits by identifying place value of numbers using number cards.

Language: I can write to explain the value of two digit numbers.

Vocabulary: compare, place value, tens, ones
Math: 1.OA.5
Content: I can demonstrate application of relating counting to addition by solving three addend number sentences using a number line.
Language: I can tell how I used a number line to solve problem using the stem: I started at__ and hopped _and _times.

Vocabulary: compare, place value, tens, ones
Math: 1.OA.5
Content: I can demonstrate application of relating counting to addition by solving three addend number using the known facts.

Language: I can orally describe how I used known facts to add 3 addends.

Vocabulary: addend, addition

Science: E.ES.01.11
Content: I can demonstrate knowledge of the sun warming the earth’s surface by recognizing the temperature differences on the playground in the sun and shade.

Language: I can write and draw to explain the temperature change in the sun and shade and create my hypothesis of why I think this is true.

Vocabulary: sun Earth warm hot cool shade sunny

Science: E.ES.01.11
Content: I can demonstrate
Application of the sun’s job of warming the Earth by showing how the sun stays put while the Earth rotates and revolves around the sun.
Language: I can write to explain one fact I learned about the sun from the discussion and video.

Vocabulary: Vocabulary: sun Earth warm hot cool shade sunny

Spelling words Week of October 27th

Spelling Words for the week of October 27TH:
1. tall

2. fall

3. mall

4. call

5. wall

6. all

7. small
These are the spelling words your child should be practicing at home. The spelling pattern for this week is –all. Make sure your child is doing the spelling homework in their spelling/poetry notebook on a daily basis. Test will be on Friday.