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    Mrs. Luskin's newsletter provides updates on her class's activities for the week of October 14th. It notes that students should continue practicing reading poems from their folders at home, as well as the 300 most common words. The class read "The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything" and is preparing for a class play based on the story. Students learned about number models in math and reviewed coins. They also started reading groups and computer lab activities involving Halloween sentences. The newsletter reminds parents of the class performance of their play and of early dismissal on October 31st. It thanks parent volunteers and notes that students are working hard during centers and reading.

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    Mrs. Luskin's newsletter provides updates on her class's activities for the week of October 14th. It notes that students should continue practicing reading poems from their folders at home, as well as the 300 most common words. The class read "The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything" and is preparing for a class play based on the story. Students learned about number models in math and reviewed coins. They also started reading groups and computer lab activities involving Halloween sentences. The newsletter reminds parents of the class performance of their play and of early dismissal on October 31st. It thanks parent volunteers and notes that students are working hard during centers and reading.

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    Newsletter Week 7

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    Mrs. Luskin's newsletter provides updates on her class's activities for the week of October 14th. It notes that students should continue practicing reading poems from their folders at home, as well as the 300 most common words. The class read "The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything" and is preparing for a class play based on the story. Students learned about number models in math and reviewed coins. They also started reading groups and computer lab activities involving Halloween sentences. The newsletter reminds parents of the class performance of their play and of early dismissal on October 31st. It thanks parent volunteers and notes that students are working hard during centers and reading.

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    Mrs.

    Luskins Important News about the Week 10/14/11


    Every night your child brings home his/her poem folder. Make sure your child reads them; it helps develop fluency (speed of reading) by rereading the poems. Continue to practice reading the first, second, third, and fourth column of words from the 300 most common words. We read The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything, and we are preparing for the class play. During Math we introduced number models (3+4) for addition and subtraction. Also, we reviewed counting nickels and pennies. This week we started reading groups and centers. Ask your child what we did during reading group time. Each student had 60 minutes of reading group this week! Ask your child about the amazing Halloween Ghost sentences we typed in the computer lab. During handwriting we practiced the symbols ? and !. Please make sure your child is starting his/her letters at the TOP! The students are making great observations about the terrariums. All the worms and pill bugs are in hiding! Continue to PRACTICE the spelling words. New words come home on Monday. Important date:

    On October 31st at 11:15 (after our class party), the students will be performing The Little Old Lady Who Wasnt Afraid of Anything! Please come and see your child perform! Also, its an early dismissal day at 12:15.

    Working Hard During Centers

    Thank you so much!


    * Thank you to Mrs. Traynor for helping during science in the garden. * Thank you to Mrs. Montesano for testing children on sight words. * Thank you to Mrs. Trokenheim for reading with the students. The children are working so hard at their reading. Thank you for all your at-home support! Have an enjoyable weekend!

    Mrs. Luskin

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