Here
and there:
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Important! We are looking for a parent volunteer to organize and
facilitate our next classroom party. The winter party will be on December 21st,
from 12:25-1:25. If that amazing parent is YOU, send me a message on Dojo! I
would like to meet with you by Thanksgiving break, allowing you time to plan
and organize.
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Poems have been assigned and practice has been included on nightly
homework sheets. I am looking for complete memorization starting with the title
and author. It would also be great for students to pause when appropriate and
recite with expression. I look forward to November 8th.
·
Half day on Friday, November 9th.
·
We are collecting canned food! Please see the flyer sent home
(today) and send in items to contribute.
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This past month we made a great effort to find ways to solve day to
day problems independently before asking for help. This is a task that takes
great discipline with many opportunities to learn and grow. When we have the ability to solve problems
and find strategies that work for us we are able to become independent thinkers
and doers. I appreciate all of our room 19 thinkers as they all hold a growth
mindset yet there is one student I would like to acknowledge. Evie Collon continuous makes conscious decisions all on her own to make the most her school
days. She is often ready for the school day and is prepared for each lesson, if
a problem arises she finds a way to solve! I see that in her work and actions.
I appreciate her and her ability to become such an independent thinker.
A look at next week…
Spalding
We
are starting to dabble into more complex words, how exciting! New rules will be
introduced and practiced along the way. It makes me so proud to see students
sounding out the words, using their fingers to show phonograms, and telling
his/her pencil what to write. All components are crucial while becoming strong
readers and writers. If you child
forgets his/her notebook at school please talk with them about the importance
of bringing that to and from school. We
have many opportunities to check to be sure we have ALL we need to complete our
homework. When it is forgotten not only
do they miss recess but I will be then helping during that time to be sure it
is done accurately. I think we all enjoy and deserve the morning brain break.
Reading
We
fell in love with Anansi! The students really enjoyed the trickster tales, ask
your child about them. We will continue
onto a fairytale unit while reading Cinderella stories from around the world.
From the original story to the Korean, Chinese, and Egyptian fairytale we will
find common elements and variations.
Math
Order
number was a complex task, we will continue to work on the skill. I am happy to announce that we will be adding
within 100 without regrouping next week. How fun!
Science
Next
week we will be doubling up on our Native Americans unit.
History
The
students made real connections as we talked about our own explorations. We will
continue with our Native American unit as we study cultural beliefs and
traditions. This week is all about the Pueblo people.
Have
a fun and sunny weekend,
Ms. Reger
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