Archive for December 2019

  1. Study for math test
  2. Study for spelling test
  3. Sign up for party snacks on the blog
  4. WEAR PAJAMAS!!!!!
  5. iReady and Zearn

Dear Parents, 

I would like to say thank you for an amazing year so far. We’ve spent an amazing time together full of learning. As we’re heading toward the last week of 2019 together in this school year. I would like to end it with a little in class party on Friday, December 20, 2019. We will be having our PBIS and end of the year 2019 celebration. We will be having a pizza party, snack and movie.

I will buy pizza for the whole class.  We will need some extra snacks if you would like to donate to our class that will be amazing. I created  a sign up sheet for you to see what we are missing. 

If you would like to donate any of the list please make sure to sign up before Thursday, December 19, 2019 so that I can bring any missing items. 

Please send the items with your child on Friday morning.

Thank you. 

Please click on the link it will take directly to the website.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040F4AABAC29A3FE3-holiday

We will be taking our Government of Michigan social studies test tomorrow. Students have completed their workbooks and study guides to prepare for the test. I have included the study guide answer key here.

/gr/,/br/ & /cr/

  1. grapes
  2. bring
  3. cried
  4. grow
  5. brain
  6. crow
  7. gray
  8. brake
  9. cross
  10. crowd
  11. illustrations
  12. publish
  13. subtract
  14. climate
  15. rights

It’s our last week before winter break! We will be wrapping up our units in math and social studies as well as finalizing our writing projects. Monday is our library day, but it has been cancelled because the Mobile Dentist is using that space. We will resume book check outs after the holiday break. Monday is also the last day to turn in spirit wear order forms. Wednesday is a late start with school beginning at 9:35. Here is how we will be ending 2019.

Math: We are finishing module 2 on measurement and data. Students will get a review sheet on Wednesday, and the test will be on Friday.

Science: We will continue to study weather patterns and analyze weather data.

Social Studies: We will review our unit on government on Tuesday, and the test will be on Thursday.

Reading: We will focus on getting information from illustrations as well as text.

Writing: We our finishing up our opinion writing this week.

Don’t forget! If our class has the most parents in attendance, we win a pizza party! The focus for the meeting is reading strategies to help improve your child’s reading ability and form better reading habits. Breakfast will be served at the meeting. Our classroom will be open to parent visitors at the end of the PTA meeting.

  1. Spelling – study for test 
  2. Math test Friday 12/20
  3. Social Studies test Thursday 12/19
  4. Read 20 minutes 
  5. Iready and Zearn
  1. Math lesson 15 and 16
  2. Spelling – three times each
  3. Read 20 minutes
  4. iReady and Zearn

Reminders – PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN THE FOLLOWING

  1. Emergency Cards
  2. Miller Gear Order Forms (if interested)
  3. Miller Skating Night Permission Slips (if interested)

Hello Families! This week starts the Scholastic Book Fair. We will be previewing the books on Monday and buying on Tuesday. Thursday is the annual roller skating party at the Lincoln Park Roller Rink from 6-8 pm. There is also a PTA meeting on Friday at 9 a.m. to discuss helping your child with reading at home. With the new Read By Third Grade law in effect this year, it is a very important meeting to attend if you can. The class with the most parents in attendance will win a pizza party. There will be an open house following the meeting where you can walk through the school and get an understanding of what goes on in the classrooms on a day to day basis. Here is our focus for the week:

Math: We will be working on adding and subtracting measurements this week.

Science: We will work on graphing and analyzing weather data. It would be helpful if you had your child watch the weather report each night.

Social Studies: We will be discussing the rights and responsibilities all citizens have. A study guide will come home later in the week. The test on government will be next week.

Reading: We will learn how to determine the author’s point of view and compare it to our own by giving details from the text to support our thinking.

Writing: We are ready to draft our opinion writing and will be spending the week preparing to publish.