Thank you to Nora's grandma for being our guest reader!!!!
What We’re Learning: Week of December 16th:
Reading: We will be
reading a VARIETY of holiday books. **I will be finishing several
individual assessments for the end of the quarter. As a result,
I will not be able to follow my normal guided reading schedule every day.
Therefore, your child may not receive as
many guided reading books in the next couple weeks. Please
continue to practice reading the book in bag with your child when
they do bring it home. If they do not bring a new book home that day,
they can read a choice book or work on Raz-Kids.
Writing: We will finish our opinion
writing unit. The students have learned to write a review about
anything, such as toys, sports, restaurants, video games, movies, and book
reviews. They have learned how to write an introduction, defend their
opinion with at least three detailed reasons, and write a conclusion. The children
have picked one of their best pieces to revise, edit, and publish for the end
of our writing unit. The children also did a writing check where
they applied everything they learned independently. I will continue to
conference with students and reinforce the application of what we are learning.
Word
Study/Spelling:
-Letter
Name- Consonants Blends: pr, tr, dr, br (trim, drip, prep, brim)
-Read
and Write Words: all, away, back
-Grammar:
Continue to Use verbs to convey a sense of past, present, and future
Math: Our math lessons
each day will include computational fluency, fact fluency, and core math
instruction focused on the first grade common core math standards.
Computational fluency will help the students to use the most effective and
efficient strategies. Fact Fluency is working with both addition and
subtraction facts within 10. Our end-of-the-year goal is to have students
complete 15 addition facts in one minute and 15 subtraction facts in one
minute. Our core lessons will include hands-on math activities and games
that support the common core. We will continue to work on surveys
and collecting data, as well as representing the data in a picture graph. We
also will work on answering questions about the data. We will also
work in groups to solve problems together.
2nd
grading period Science and Social Studies:
Science: Habitats/ Wants and Needs
Social Studies: Economics – we will learn about needs and wants.
Homework: Continue reading and counting backwards. Thank you for your continued home support!
Extras:
Science: Habitats/ Wants and Needs
Social Studies: Economics – we will learn about needs and wants.
Homework: Continue reading and counting backwards. Thank you for your continued home support!
Extras:
-Please make sure you are sending your child
with a peanut-free snack!
- please make sure you are checking take home
folder nightly
- Spirit week : week of Dec. 16th –
please see flier that came home
-Winter/Holiday Celebration- December 20th
- End of 2nd grading period-
December 20th
- Winter break for students: Dec. 23rd -
Jan. 5th (back on the 6th)
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