I hope that everyone enjoyed their long Labor Day Weekend! It was nice to have an extra day of rest and relaxation!
In READING we have completed Molly and the Slow Teeth. We stressed comprehension, sequencing, and summarizing. Look for our chapter summaries that will soon be displayed in the hallway outside our door. They are AWESOME!!
Mrs. Kantor has read Knuffle Bunny and A Pocket for Corduroy to our class. We have been practicing writing 3-5 step summaries of each book using transition words to begin retelling each part. The class is getting very good at using resources like word walls and their Quick Words and referring to their writing rubric to improve their writing.
In MATH we are continuing to work on number representation and place value. The class should be able to show a number in a minimum of four ways: the standard form (47), the expanded form (40 + 7), using base ten blocks and the written form. We are also comparing numbers using the less than, greater than, and equal to signs.
In SPELLING we are working on Unit 3. Please continue to use spellingcity.com to help your child practice their words each week. I am so impressed with the number of children who are trying the enrichment words each week. They really want to challenge themselves!
In SOCIAL STUDIES we have begun studying about Georgia. We have used both cardinal directions and intermediate directions to locate our state within the United States. We discussed bordering states and will begin talking about the 5 geographical regions of our state.
We have some outstanding math students to congratulate!!!
These children passed 3 addition tests with grades of 96% or higher in 7 minutes!!!!
Gracie Zach Everett Jake Sam Emily Kate
Noah Colin AnnMarie Anna Cole Cooper
Everett also passed 3 subtraction test with 96% or better!
You are amazing!!!!!
We have some boys (where are the girls?) who are earning many points in 1st in Math. Congratulations to Adam, Cole, and Jake! You are awesome!
Next Monday, Sept. 12th, is AR night in the Media Center from 6-8:00 pm. This is a perfect time to help your child earn their required 5 points for this grading period.