|
Catholic Schools Week Events:
-Sunday, January 26- Parish School Mass at St. Patrick's Church- 9AM -Tuesday, January 28
Other Upcoming Events: -Friday, February 7- All School Mass/ 12:30 Dismissal -Saturday, February 8- Parish School Mass- 5:00PM -Friday, February 14- Valentine's Free Dress -February 17-21- NO SCHOOL- President's Holiday -Wednesday, February 26- Ash Wednesday Mass-8:15 AM This week in class: Phonics- Ending Sounds- Y as a vowel Reading-Fiction Passages: "My Happy Rainy Day!"/ "In Case of Rain- We will practice reading fluency, comprehension, as well as sequencing. Non-fiction- "In Case of Rain"-focus on understanding pictures to text connections of informational text. Students will compare fiction and non-fiction texts. LA/ Writing- How To Math- Addition Strategies/ Fact Fluency- Please practice with your student outside of class as well to ensure mastery! Religion- Catholic Schools Week Science-Science Fair-Plants Memory words: down, too, work, many, first Spelling words: by, fly, try, cry, belly, jelly, smelly, bunny, funny, sunny Vocabulary: produce, plenty, disturb Other notes: Instead of doing a reading log, we will be sending home comprehension pages. These may count towards nightly reading requirements. Please have students read the passage and answer in complete sentences. Students should be reading 15 minutes per night. The reading alone helps improve your child's reading fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary. Please make this a priority. Fact Fluency practice will be sent home on a weekly basis. In order to be fluent in their addition facts, students should be able to do 20 problems in a minute. We will continue to practice in class, but practice outside the classroom is equally valuable, and will help your child master their facts more quickly. Continue to review prior facts your students have mastered to ensure retention.
0 Comments
Upcoming Events:
-Friday, January 24- Western Free Dress/ St. Vincent Lunches for 1st and 2nd grade -Saturday, January 25- Parent Club Auction -Sunday, January 26- Parish School Mass at St. Patrick's Church- 9am - January 27-31- Catholic Schools Week
This week in class: Phonics- Irregular Contractions Reading-Fiction Passages: "Buster is Back!"/ "Buster's Surprise"- We will practice reading fluency, comprehension, as well as discussing beginning, middle, and ending. Non-fiction- "Homer"-focus on understanding pictures to text connections of informational text. Students will compare fiction and non-fiction texts. LA/ Writing- Comparative Adjectives/ Revising and Editing Personal Narratives Math- Number Patterns/ Fact Fluency- Please practice with your student outside of class as well to ensure mastery! Religion- God Made Us to Be Good and Holy Science-Polar Bear Research Social Studies- MLK Memory words: boy, girl, two, four, about, over, before Spelling words: boy, girl, two, four, about, over, before, don't, won't, can't Vocabulary: audience, talent, explain Other notes: Instead of doing a reading log, we will be sending home comprehension pages. These may count towards nightly reading requirements. Please have students read the passage and answer in complete sentences. Students should be reading 15 minutes per night. The reading alone helps improve your child's reading fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary. Please make this a priority. Fact Fluency practice will be sent home on a weekly basis. In order to be fluent in their addition facts, students should be able to do 20 problems in a minute. We will continue to practice in class, but practice outside the classroom is equally valuable, and will help your child master their facts more quickly. Continue to review prior facts your students have mastered to ensure retention. Upcoming Events:
-Monday, January 20- Martin Luther King Jr. Day- No School -Saturday, January 25- Parent Club Auction -Sunday, January 26- Parish School Mass at St. Patrick's Church- 9am - January 27-31- Catholic Schools Week This week in class: Phonics- Contractions with n't Reading-Fiction Passages: "Icky's Play"/ "The Spingle Spangle Talent Show"- We will practice reading fluency, comprehension, as well as discussing beginning, middle, and ending. Non-fiction- "Puppets"-focus on understanding main ideas of informational text. LA/ Writing- Personal Narratives with a beginning, middle and ending Math- Numbers to 20 (Comparing Numbers)/ Addition fact fluency/ Review- Please practice with your student outside of class as well to ensure mastery! Religion/History- MLK Science-Colorful Carnations Memory words: boy, girl, two, four, about, over, before Spelling words: isn’t, didn’t, hasn’t, hadn’t, aren’t, wasn’t, weren’t, haven’t, couldn’t, wouldn’t Vocabulary: audience, talent, explain Other notes: A new spelling menu went home this past Friday. Please have your child use this new menu for all future homework assignments. Fact Fluency practice will be sent home on a weekly basis. In order to be fluent in their addition facts, students should be able to do 20 problems in a minute. We will continue to practice in class, but practice outside the classroom is equally valuable, and will help your child master their facts more quickly. Students should be reading 15 minutes per night and need to fill out the reading log at home using complete sentences. I can't stress enough how important this homework assignment is. The reading alone helps improve your child's reading fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary. Please make this a priority. Upcoming Events:
-Friday, January 10- All School Mass/ 12:30 Dismissal -Monday, January 20- Martin Luther King Jr. Day- No School -Saturday, January 25- Parent Club Auction -Sunday, January 26- Parish School Mass at St. Patrick's Church- 9am - January 27-31- Catholic Schools Week This week in class: Phonics- Medial sounds- "ue"/ "ie"/ "ea" Reading-Fiction Passages: "Let's Put on a Play"/ "The Contest: A Play"- We will practice reading fluency, comprehension, as well as understanding and describing characters. Non-fiction- "Making a Monster"-focus on making text-to-text connections. Students should be reading 15 minutes per night and need to fill out reading log at home using complete sentences. LA/ Writing- Persuasive Writing Math- Numbers to 20 (Place Value)/ Addition fact fluency/ Review- Please practice with your student outside of class as well to ensure mastery! Religion- God is Our Loving Father Science-Germs Memory words: would, could, some, one, were, one Spelling words: heat, keep, tie, blue, some, one, were, could, new, would Vocabulary: exactly,create, category Other notes: Fact Fluency practice will be sent home on a weekly basis. In order to be fluent in their addition facts, students should be able to do 20 problems in a minute. We will continue to practice in class, but practice outside the classroom is equally valuable, and will help your child master their facts more quickly. Students should be reading 15 minutes per night and need to fill out the reading log at home using complete sentences. I can't stress enough how important this homework assignment is. The reading alone helps improve your child's reading fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary. Please make this a priority. |
Mrs. TanzilloMy teacher Pinterest: https://pin.it/ai4PALL Archives
April 2020
Categories |
RSS Feed