What We Are Learning
Reading:
Fluency
Good
readers pay attention to punctuation and change their voice accordingly
Good
readers scoop words into phrases
Word
Work:
Popcorn
Words: ready, might, suddenly, special, & beautiful
Word
Chunk: “oo” (book) and “oo” (moon)
Word
Family: “_ing”
Writing:
Writing
Realistic Fiction Stories
Writing
stories that have characters, a problem, and a solution
Writing
an interesting beginning to our stories
Math:
Subtracting
tens from any number between 10-100
Using a
number line to subtract
Topic 11
assessment
Theme:
St.
Patrick’s Day
I am
lucky because…
Four leaf
clover craft
Wonder Table
Now that
spring has finally arrived, I would love to update our wonder table. Keep an eye out for spring time items that we
can observe. Your child is invited to bring in budding flowers, interesting
plants, and yes…even insects (no spiders please)! All I am asking is that you
make sure all insects are in a secure container. We will observe them and then release them
outside. Keep your eyes open for signs
of spring!
Spring Conferences
This year
Spring Conferences will be March 28th
and 30th. These conferences will be different from fall conferences in that
they are not student-led but more conversation focused and a chance to look at
data about your child’s growth this year. I am asking that your child does not
attend.
Dates to Remember
March
28th & 30th: Spring Conferences
March
31st:
No School
April
17th: Make Up Snow Day
April
20th: Field Trip to the Nature Center
May 19th: Last Day
of School
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