Well, I think Fall has officially set in as I see signs all
over town. Leaves of many colors
covering my backyard, harvested pumpkins on front porch steps and the days
getting shorter/nights getting longer ( even though it doesn’t feel that way
). It’s great that Fall is in full
swing! This week we begin to talk about
seasonal changes and how they not only effect was but also animals and
plants. This unit will take 2 weeks to
complete.
In reading this week, our focus will be the letters q, l, and
j. We will talk about those letters briefly
and move onto the short u sound. Our
last short vowel to cover. We will also
work on summarizing our reading. For us
that means, including the important parts of a story during a retell. We will also work on story structure. This includes the terms characters, setting,
problem and solution. We will continue
to read in small group and work on word study in class. We will incorporate summarizing into our writing this week.
This week in math, we will continue to learn about magnitude. We have learned that this means to make a
Reasonable Guess of an amount of objects.
We will scoop out a pumpkin and make a guess of how many seeds we can
hold in our hands. We will also use
candy corn to measure magnitude using Fall shapes. We will then move onto Place Value. This will include identifying numbers and
counting to 50 and how they can be represented using base ten blocks.
Weekly Notes:
Boosterthon is still going on.
Our fun run will take place on Wednesday starting at 9:15. Please feel free to attend the fun!
Our field trip is now scheduled for November 5!
This week is Red Ribbon Week:
Tomorrow
is LOVE YOURSELF and be DRUG FREE- Wear Red and or Hearts!
Tuesday- Don't let Drugs put Your Dreams to
Sleep!
PJ Day
Wednesday-
Don't Let Drugs and Alcohol Slow you Down! Get a Natural Boost
from a Fun RUN! FUN RUN SHIRTS!!
Thursday- We are Smarter Than Drugs- Wear College
or WES Spirit
Friday- Show Your Character and be Drug
Free- Dress Like a Book Character
No School Tuesday, November 4, 2014.
Have a great week!
Mrs. Beltz