IMPORTANT DATES:
November 22-24: No School - Thanksgiving Break November 28: Christmas Program @ Fair Haven 7pm
December 1: Early Release (Wear Bauer Shirt)
It was so nice meeting with you at Parent Teacher Conferences the last few weeks. Thank you for making the time to meet with me. I am truly blessed to work with your children and have your support from home as well.
READING:
Continue to sign and fill out your child's Weekly Reading Logs. This is a quick and easy way to hold students account to their reading homework. Thank you!
After Thanksgiving break, we will begin a new reading unit based on informational texts. This unit will have students read many different examples of nonfiction texts. They will work to learn the main idea, key vocabulary, and supporting details from those texts as well as identify text features within the text. Students will be reading high interest texts about some of their favorite topics.
After Thanksgiving break, we will begin a new reading unit based on informational texts. This unit will have students read many different examples of nonfiction texts. They will work to learn the main idea, key vocabulary, and supporting details from those texts as well as identify text features within the text. Students will be reading high interest texts about some of their favorite topics.
WRITING:
In the weeks to come, we will transition to writing informational pieces. The goal is for students to give readers information about a certain topic. I am encouraging students to choose topics that they are already familiar with (baseball, dogs, space, etc.) so that they do not need to depend on their research in order to complete their writing. It might be helpful for you to brainstorm a list of topics with your child at home to prepare for our upcoming writing unit. Also, if your child has an informational book on a topic of their choice, they may bring it to school to use a resource while writing.
MATH:
Next week we will continue with Unit 2: Addition with 20. We will focus on comparing numbers within 200. We will use the words... is greater than, is less than, and is equal to. We will then explore 2-digit addition. We will look at different methods to add 2-digit numbers that involve making a new ten or hundred.
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