Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Halloween Festivities
Monday, October 30, 2017
Halloween Schedule
Here is the schedule for the different Halloween activities:
11:15-11:35 - Pumpkin Run
11:35-12:00 - DJ (by playground, under the pavilion)
1:40-2:00 - Parade (parents can set up for party at this time)
2:00-3:00 - Class Party
*Please remember the students cannot wear masks or anything with fake blood*
11:15-11:35 - Pumpkin Run
11:35-12:00 - DJ (by playground, under the pavilion)
1:40-2:00 - Parade (parents can set up for party at this time)
2:00-3:00 - Class Party
*Please remember the students cannot wear masks or anything with fake blood*
Please let me know if you have any questions!
Weekly Happenings 10.30-11.3
Hello! I hope everyone had a great long weekend!
Here is what's happenings this week:
Writing: The students will finish drafting their essays this week. They will also revise and edit their pieces. Their essays will be due this Friday. They do not need to be completely published. We will begin new essays next week. They will write the next essays with greater independence.
Word Study: We are continuing working on grammar concepts this week. We will focus on conjunctions, independent clauses, and dependent clauses.
Science: We will work to finish the webquest this week. We will also complete a virtual lab which teaches them more about rocks and minerals. The students will also explore the rock cycle with an experiment.
Math: The students will learn how to multiply two, two-digit numbers today! They will also work on solving multiplication word problems this week. Their test will be this Friday, November 3. Please continue working on multiplication facts with your child.
Reading: We will continue our non-fiction unit. The groups will be researching tsunamis, earthquakes, tornadoes, or hurricanes. The students will continue taking notes using text structure. We will focus on finding the main idea and supporting details. For your child's nightly reading, they can continue reading fiction at home or spend some time reading non-fiction. It is up to them!
Reading: We will continue our non-fiction unit. The groups will be researching tsunamis, earthquakes, tornadoes, or hurricanes. The students will continue taking notes using text structure. We will focus on finding the main idea and supporting details. For your child's nightly reading, they can continue reading fiction at home or spend some time reading non-fiction. It is up to them!
Important Dates:
10.31 - Halloween Parade, parties, and Pumpkin Run
11.3 - Chapter 5 Math Test
11.8 - Early Release/Buddy Meeting
11.8 - Early Release/Buddy Meeting
Monday, October 23, 2017
Weekly Happenings
Hello! I hope everyone had a great weekend!
Here is what's happenings this week:
Writing: The students are continuing to work on their essays. This week, we will work on adding transitions to piece together their evidence. We will also write introductions and conclusions.
Word Study: We will begin a grammar unit this week. The students will start by learning the different parts of speech.
Science: We have moved onto a new science chapter. This chapter covers the properties of minerals and teaches about the different types of rocks. They will also learn what weathering and erosion are. This week, the students will work on a webquest. They will complete different online activities that teach about rocks and minerals.
Math: We will start chapter 5 this week. In this chapter, the students will learn how to multiply two, 2-digit numbers. We will start by learning how to estimate products. They will also learn how to use the distributive property to find products. Their test will be next Friday, November 3.
Reading: We will continue our non-fiction unit. Their reading groups all have a different natural disaster they will become experts on. The students will continue taking notes using text structure. We will also work on using context clues to find the meaning to unfamiliar words. For your child's nightly reading, they can continue reading fiction at home or spend some time reading non-fiction. It is up to them!
Reading: We will continue our non-fiction unit. Their reading groups all have a different natural disaster they will become experts on. The students will continue taking notes using text structure. We will also work on using context clues to find the meaning to unfamiliar words. For your child's nightly reading, they can continue reading fiction at home or spend some time reading non-fiction. It is up to them!
Important Dates:
10.23/10.25 - Conferences
10.27 - NO SCHOOL
10.31 - Halloween Parade, parties, and Pumpkin Run
11.3 - Chapter 5 Math Test
Rocks and Minerals Webquest
The students are learning about the properties of minerals and the different types of rocks. To expand their knowledge, they are completing different online activities.
Brain Break!
After taking the Galileo test, our brains were in need of a break. We decided to enjoy the beautiful weather and get a little exercise.
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