This week we are learning the following skills:
Reading: ask and answer questions, describe how characters in a story respond to major events and challenges, recount stories and determine their central message, lesson, or moral
Spelling: Kiss the Cat rule
Math: halves, thirds, and fourths of circles and rectangles
Language: form and use frequently occurring irregular plural nouns, commas in greetings and closings of letters
Spelling words: skin, crept, skit, cuff, skill, kiss, cat, cast, club, skiff, tract, cent, cinch, scram, kit, con, scuff, kept, kid, Ken
Homework:
Daily: study spelling words
Monday: reading
Tuesday: language, get tests papers signed and return on Wednesday
Wednesday: math
Thursday: write spelling words 4 times each
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Squares and Cubes
Yesterday we continued our study of shapes. In this lesson we first made a square out of mini marshmallows and toothpicks. We made another square and then connected the two squares with more toothpicks. We then had a cube!! We described its attributes like we did last week with our other shapes. The students counted the edges, vertices, and faces. It was a lot of fun. Of course, we had to eat the extra marshmallows when we were done!!
Shape Monsters
Last week in math we described shapes by their attributes. We talked about how many sides and angles each shape had. We looked at triangles, quadrilaterals, hexagons, and pentagons. On Friday we made a shape monster. This week we will write and describe our monster and hang them in the hall.
It takes a lot of concentration to cut, glue and decide how you want your monster to look!! |
I think the students had a great time making their shape monster. This activity came from Amy Lemons at Step Into Second Grade. I will post a picture when they complete their description of their monster and we hang them in the hall.
Learning in Room 11 -- September 21-25
This week we are learning the following skills:
Reading: ask and answer questions, describe the overall structure of a story including beginning and end
Spelling: FLOSS rule and unit ALL
Math: relate square to the cube, composite shapes and fractions
Language: irregular plural nouns
Spelling Words: squall, hall, small, stall, doll, call, stiff, swell, glass, spill, chess, jazz, toss, gruff, press, thrill, less, shell, stuff, buzz, yes, gas, bus
Homework:
Daily: study spelling words
Monday: math
Tuesday: language, get test papers signed and return on Wednesday
Wednesday: math, reading
Thursday: write spelling words 4 times each
Reading: ask and answer questions, describe the overall structure of a story including beginning and end
Spelling: FLOSS rule and unit ALL
Math: relate square to the cube, composite shapes and fractions
Language: irregular plural nouns
Spelling Words: squall, hall, small, stall, doll, call, stiff, swell, glass, spill, chess, jazz, toss, gruff, press, thrill, less, shell, stuff, buzz, yes, gas, bus
Homework:
Daily: study spelling words
Monday: math
Tuesday: language, get test papers signed and return on Wednesday
Wednesday: math, reading
Thursday: write spelling words 4 times each
Monday, September 14, 2015
Learning in Room 11 -- September 14-18
This week we are learning the following skills:
Reading: ask and answer questions, describe the overall structure of a story including beginning and end
Spelling: digraph and 3-letter blends
Math: attributes of two-dimensional shapes
Language: capitalize holidays, product names, and geographic names
Spelling Words: brunch, split, shrimp, shrub, belch, depth, splint, shred, scram, sprig, strut, thrift, sixth, strum, prompt, splash, thrush, splat, thrust
Homework:
Daily: study spelling words
Monday: math
Tuesday: math, get test papers signed and return on Wednesday
Wednesday: math, language
Thursday: write spelling words 4 times each
Reading: ask and answer questions, describe the overall structure of a story including beginning and end
Spelling: digraph and 3-letter blends
Math: attributes of two-dimensional shapes
Language: capitalize holidays, product names, and geographic names
Spelling Words: brunch, split, shrimp, shrub, belch, depth, splint, shred, scram, sprig, strut, thrift, sixth, strum, prompt, splash, thrush, splat, thrust
Homework:
Daily: study spelling words
Monday: math
Tuesday: math, get test papers signed and return on Wednesday
Wednesday: math, language
Thursday: write spelling words 4 times each
Monday, September 7, 2015
Learning in Room 11 -- Sept. 8-11
I hope everyone had a great Labor Day holiday.
This week we are learning the following skills:
Reading: ask and answer questions, describe the overall structure of a story including beginning and end
Spelling: r controlled a syllable pattern
Math: writing word problems for equations, two-step word problems
Language: capitalization and punctuation
Spelling Words: smart, scar, shark, start, star, spark, market, garlic, party
High Frequency Words: away, idea, left, near, play, until
Homework:
Daily: Study spelling words, read "The Park Club"
Monday: Labor Day holiday
Tuesday: Math, get test papers signed and return on Wednesday
Wednesday: capitalization and punctuation
Thursday: Write spelling words 4 times each
This week we are learning the following skills:
Reading: ask and answer questions, describe the overall structure of a story including beginning and end
Spelling: r controlled a syllable pattern
Math: writing word problems for equations, two-step word problems
Language: capitalization and punctuation
Spelling Words: smart, scar, shark, start, star, spark, market, garlic, party
High Frequency Words: away, idea, left, near, play, until
Homework:
Daily: Study spelling words, read "The Park Club"
Monday: Labor Day holiday
Tuesday: Math, get test papers signed and return on Wednesday
Wednesday: capitalization and punctuation
Thursday: Write spelling words 4 times each
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