Sunday, March 3, 2019

Look into our week: Unit 4 wk 6 (3/4-3/8)

Good evening parents and guardians,

Families, don't forget to use SMARTY ANTS at home. Log in information was given at back to school night. This is an amazing reading program that is also INDIVIDUALIZED! If your child still needs help with letter sounds, it will help them with that. If your child is ready to read CVC words, it will challenge them in that. 
If you have trouble logging in, please feel free to reach out to me!

Log in page:
Enter SMARTY ANTS here

Also, don't forget to check out our Shutterfly page. It is constantly updated with pictures!
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 Please help me reinforce the following hand signals and rules: 
Hand Signals: (show me the number of fingers in the air)
1 finger: restroom
Encourage your child to use the restroom before school, during recess, during lunch, during PE and after school.
2 fingers:water
Children may bring their own water bottle to keep in class, please LABEL it with their name
3 fingers: pencil
Student may replace their dull or broken pencil for a new one
4 fingers: tissue
when needed, please ask student to sit back down right away
5 fingers: question
question for me to give more information on

Classroom rules:
#1: Listen while the teacher is talking
#2: Follow directions quickly
#3: Respect others, respect yourself, respect your school
#4: Raise your hand to speak or stand
#5: Keep your hands to yourself
#6: Keep your dear teacher happy

If you have any question or concerns please feel free to email me, text back to the reminders I set or stop by the classroom.

School News:

Parent HUB link:
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March  Family Project
Due: March 14

Here are some ideas:









3/12: Spring Pictures 
FREE DRESS

3/18: T2 report cards sent home

3/21: T2 Trimester Awards

3/27: FULL DAY OF SCHOOL

3/29: SPRING PERFORMANCE
MINIMUM DAY
NO AFTER SCHOOL

Language Arts: Unit 4-week 6
  • UNIT 4 test: FRIDAY
    • Match pictures with same beginning sounds
    • Identify specific sounds in words/pictures
    • read CVC words and match picture
    • Rhyming words/pictures
    • High Frequency Words
      • are, that, do, one, two, three, four, five, here, go, from
  • Theme:  Baseball
  • Story of the week: "Dino-baseball
  • Poem of the week: "Take me out to the ball game"
  • Weekly reading comprehension test: Every Friday (Based on the comprehension skill of the week)
  • High Frequency Words (HFW-also known as Sight words : Same set of words last for two weeks. These words are meant to be read just by "seeing" them)
Math: Chapter 10-Subtraction
  • Students will be able to subtract pictures to 10
  • Students will be able to subtract numbers to 10
  • Students will be able to say the number sentence
    • Exp: 2-1=1
      • two minus one equals one
  • Students will be able to write their own subtraction sentences given pictures
  • Students will be able to find the missing part given the whole numbers and one part
  • Songs
Science: Force and motion
  • Students will be able to describe force and motion and gives examples of each
  • Students will be able to describe Newton's laws of motion
Social Studies: Baseball
  • Students will be able to name some famous Baseball stars from the past
      Writing: The Writing house

      • TEST: FRIDAY
        • Write one sentence on own that contains a WHO and a WHAT
          • Underline WHO in red
          • Underline WHAT is orange


      • Write a sentence that contains a WHO and a WHAT
        • Exp: The cat can run.
        • Exp: A girl is running.
        • write letters in correct part of house
        • do 5 point check
          • Start with a capital
          • Have 2 finger space
          • No flying letters
          • End with a period
          • Does your sentence make sense?
      • Practice paper (print and use at home)

        Please feel free to stop by with any questions or concerns. If you are unable to, you may always email me or text back via my reminders.
      Have a great rest of the day. See you all tomorrow!

      Mrs. Gil)

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