What We Are Learning
Reading: This week we continued to practice
comprehension strategies. This is an
important skill that your child will have to do when I give them a reading
assessment next month. Have your child
tell you events that happened in the beginning, middle, and end of the books
they read to you. Also, make sure they include the characters’ names. Practice!
Practice! Practice!
Alphabet:
In alphabet this week, we looked at the _ay word family (examples: stay, hay,
lay, etc.). We also learned about the blends st and sp.
Writing:
This week we continued our opinion writing unit. We focused on editing our
stories. We found capital letters,
spacing, and punctuation that we missed while drafting.
Math:
This week we continued our measurement unit. Instead of focusing on length, we
learned about weight. We compared the
weight of objects. We used the terms heavier or lighter. Ask your child about some of the items we
compared.
Theme:
During theme this week, we learned about butterflies. We watched several videos and read books to
help us understand their life cycle. Ask your child about what is on our Wonder
Table!
Guided Reading Books
If
your child has a guided reading envelope and/or a guided reading book at home
from any previous weeks, could you please return it to school as soon as
possible. We are making sure our guided reading library is intact and ready for
next year, and if you could help us out with making sure they are all returned,
it would be greatly appreciated!
Popcorn Words
Please
practice reading, writing, and spelling our Popcorn Words.
This
week’s words:
then
& went
Previous
words:
want,
your, out, new, over, her, give, day, what, was, when, where, with, this, love,
him, will, play, she, did, for, of, you, come, here, have, said, are, got, get,
it, on, had, has, he, do, look, in, like, and, a, up, at, I, see, am, we, to,
the, is, my, can, me, & go
Dates to Remember
April
24th: WOHE Night at Cardinals Game
April
29th: Talent Show Try-Outs
May
1st: Sock Hop
May
18th: Field Day
May
22nd: Last Day of School
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