Monday, November 25, 2013

Short week: November 25-26th

November 25-26th Weekly News

 
The letter of the week-review week

The sight words of the week: review week

Language Arts: We will learn about and practice writing our letters and sight words. We will sing songs, read many books, practice spelling sight words in our writing with upper and lower case letters, continue our literacy center rotations, and more!!

Math: We are taking our chapter test on Tuesday. We will be working with numbers to 10. We will be writing numbers, spelling the words for the number, counting out things to add up the number, comparison and ordering. We will also count by 1s, 5s, and10s (to 100) daily.

Bible: This week we will continue learning about Moses’ life. We will read the Bible, recite 1 John 2:3, and pray together every day.

Science, Social Studies, Art, and Misc: This month’s themes are Thanksgiving, turkeys, Autumn, and leaves. We will also learn about the five senses this month. We will also do our team jobs, attend art class and PE, explore the classroom during choice time, and more!!!

Upcoming Events:

Monday, November 25th: Chapel, 2:25 This is the chapel that Miss Rickabaugh is leading it. The students will be involved as well. Families are always welcome to join us at any chapels!

Tuesday, November 26th: Kindergarten Thanksgiving Feast at 1:30

November 27-29th: No School Happy Thanksgiving!

Continually working on:

Sight word practice: I, big, we, can, in, it, like, up, a, find, see, two, not, go, to, red, have, name, is, make, play, too, are, run, for, and blue.

Ten minutes (or more!) of reading every night with a parent, guardian, grandparent or older sibling, etc. Sight words are fun to read together, too. Reading together every night is VERY important. Let’s work together to develop a love of books and reading in our children!

School library books are due every Wednesday.

Thank you for checking your child’s homework folder every night and making sure it gets back to school every day. Please remember to keep the papers in the right-hand pocket at home.

 

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