This weekly newsletter from Olsen Elementary provides information for the week of November 21-25. It encourages students to read for 15-20 minutes per night, practice math facts, and study spelling words. It announces upcoming events like a PTO meeting and Thanksgiving break. This week's classroom focus is on informational writing research, close reading trickster tales in reading, telling time in math, and learning about diverse cultures and traditions in social studies.
This weekly newsletter from Olsen Elementary provides information for the week of November 21-25. It encourages students to read for 15-20 minutes per night, practice math facts, and study spelling words. It announces upcoming events like a PTO meeting and Thanksgiving break. This week's classroom focus is on informational writing research, close reading trickster tales in reading, telling time in math, and learning about diverse cultures and traditions in social studies.
This weekly newsletter from Olsen Elementary provides information for the week of November 21-25. It encourages students to read for 15-20 minutes per night, practice math facts, and study spelling words. It announces upcoming events like a PTO meeting and Thanksgiving break. This week's classroom focus is on informational writing research, close reading trickster tales in reading, telling time in math, and learning about diverse cultures and traditions in social studies.
evening. Practicing their multiplication and division facts Study spelling words
Upcoming Events
November 21 PTO Meeting
6:15pm @ Hamlow November 23-25 No School Thanksgiving Break November 28 Safety Day
This Weeks Focus
Writing: the students will have the opportunity to research facts about their informational topics using Chromebook laptops and library books. The students will learn the importance that research plays on informational writing and how it can make our writing stronger. Reading: the students will be working on Close Reading activities using one of our trickster tale books. Close Reading involves the students looking deeper into the text, noticing details and patterns that the author has purposely done in the story. Math: this week, we will begin our portion of the math unit that deals with time. Specifically, the students will first review their skills of telling time and then we will jump in telling time before and after the hour. Social Studies: we are beginning our new unit over the diverse cultures that help make up or country. Students will get a chance to learn about a variety of languages, holidays, clothing, and traditions that different cultures celebrate. We will also take time this week to talk about the significance of Thanksgiving.