Upcoming
Events
·
Monday,
Jan. 27th – Dibels testing
· Tuesday, Jan. 28th – Reading
NWEA testing
·
Wednesday,
Jan. 29th – National Honor Society’s Blood Drive in the Middle
School
·
Thursday,
Jan. 30th – 100th Day of School (as long as we have no
more snow days) * Dress up as if you were 100 years old *
This
week in class!
Language
Arts: - Essential Question –How do living things
change as they grow?
Letter of the week – Ee short e word
families
Sight words of the week – are & had
Vocabulary words – develop, amazing,
content, enormous, imagine
Category words – tree parts
Reading
–CAFÉ reader friend –
Digger Dog, Repair Bear, Flippy the Dolphin, Chunky Monkey
Reader’s
workshop –
Monitor and fix up while you read, check for understanding. Fluency practice
and practice RAZ kids (online reading program), I pick – a Good Fit book,
reading to self – student selected books, reading folders go home 2-3 per week
– return the next day.
Grammar
– pronouns
Writing
– Journal entries, see/saw
pattern books, handwriting practice.
Math:
-
5.4 – Find and draw shapes
5.5 – Shapes all around (homelink)
5.6 – Teen Partners
100th day of School on
Thursday – bring in 100 items of something.
Social
Studies: - School wide expectations PBIS
Science:
- Focus Question – How
does a design of an object affect the speed or design of an object?
Instructional Question – How can we design
a slide and barrier that change motion?
Technology:
- RAZ kids, hideout, Splash Math, Write my name, Teach your
Monster to Read
Show-n-Tell this
Friday for letter E items.
Reading Folders
Reading Folders will be coming home with your child
2-3 times a week. Please have your child
read the little reader to you 2-3 times for fluency practice.
Please notice how they are stretching out their
words, pointing to the words, finding their sight words, and reading as if they
are talking not robot reading. Please
log the books they read to you and initial it.
Please return the readers the very next
day as these books are shared with all students and they are the school’s
property. They cannot
get another reader unless they return their readers.
100th Day of School
As of today, our 100th
day would fall on this Thursday, Jan. 30th. That is always subject to change if we get
any more snow days. We usually have a
very fun day on the 100th day.
I ask that the kiddos
try and dress up as if they are 100 years old and bring in 100 items of
something in a zip lock bag or Tupperware container.
Ideas are Legos, pennies, buttons, cereal, marshmallows, etc. They can bring in their 100 items on that day
too.
I still could use 2
more parent helpers on that day, but please be aware of our snow days and how
that could change. It would be in the
morning from 8:30-11:30. Please text or email me if you are interested in
helping out that day.
I could also use some
donations for our 100th day snack we will be making. If you can donate something please just shoot
me a text and send it on Thursday morning.
Valentine’s Day &
Jump Rope for Heart
Day
We
will be having our Valentine’s Day party in the morning the day on Thursday,
Feb. 13th, and the other part we will be going to the gym and
participating in a variety of activities/stations Mrs. Sluiter has organized
for us, for Jump Rope for Heart! From 12:20-1:20.
Every
child is to bring, one Valentine for each classmate. I have attached our class list for the kiddos
to get a head start on making them, especially if we get any more snow
days. It would be a good activity for
them to work on.
If
they find this too difficult, they can just sign their own name on each
Valentine from themselves.
Valentine’s
Day Class List (23 kids)
Skylar Carson
Aras Freddy
Larissa Preslie
Karli Sawyer
Christian Quinten
Evelyn Leeland
Emelia Malachi
Mayson Baylee
Lillian Kevin
Zane Josie
Jamie Rosie
Joshua
Valentine’s
Day Party (snack list)
Thursday,
February 13th
Rosaleen
- Juice, Chocolate Milk
Quinten –
Sweet Treat
Leeland –
Sweet Treat
Malachi -
Salty treat (chips/pretzels/popcorn)
Baylee – Fruit treat
Kevin – Veggies & dip
Josie – Cheese & crackers
Mrs. M. - Cups, napkins & plates
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