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Monday, December 12, 2016

Weekly Update

December 12th-16th

Hello Families!
Listed below are the important reminders and objectives for our week.  Please let me know if you have any questions.  Thanks!

Important Reminders:
  • Our Polar Express PJ Party will be Thursday, Dec. 15th.  We will read the book, enjoy some hot chocolate, and be comfy in our jammies.  I also have some fun activities planned that go along with the book!
  • Our last day of school before winter break is Tuesday December 20th!

Weekly Objectives:

Writing:  This week, we will continue our third writing unit: The Art of Information Writing.  This week we will be putting the finishing touches on our informational pieces and we will be publishing! 

Reading: This week we will continue our third reading unit: Reading to Learn.  We will focus on tackling hard words that complicate the text, looking at biographies in a different way, and seeking underlying ideas in the true stories we are reading!

Science:  This week we will be finishing up Chapter 5: Ecosystems.  We will be reviewing what we have learned about habitats, food chains, and ecosystems. Our test over this chapter will be this Friday the 16th

Math:  We will take this week to review the multiplication and division strategies we have learned through the last few chapters!

Have a great week!

Friday, December 9, 2016

Mystery Reader - Peter's Mom

Peter's mom came to read to us today!  She shared some of Peter's favorite books.  The first book she read, "Three Little Words," was about Dory.  This book has a great message!!!  🐠🐟. Thanks Peter for helping your mom read it to us!  The second book was "Pete the Cat's I Love My School Shoes."  The kiddos loved singing along with this book!  😀 "The Gingerbread Kid Goes to School" was another of Peter's favorites that his mom shared with us!  Thanks for sharing all of these fun books with us today!! 💗📖









Leader of the Week - Caleb


Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Hour of Coding

The Hour of Code started as a one-hour introduction to computer science, to show that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of computer science.  The Hour of Code takes place in December, during Computer Science Education Week.  Coding helps nurture problem-solving skills, logic, and creativity!  We completed our hour of code today using the site code.org.  We 💗 coding!