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Webpage: msdevinesclass.com January 17, 2020
Reading/Language Arts
In Language Arts our learning targets this week have included:
*review of year learning so far!
Dates to Remember *Long vowel sound made by u_e, and e_e, like mule & these.
* “ed” ending sounds. It can sound like “t” in jumped, liked “d” in poured, or
Jan. 17 End of Semester, ½ Day like “ed” in twisted
Jan. 22 Good Touch/Bad Touch Lesson *Sight word review
Jan. 23 Progress Reports available online *blending sounds
Feb. 14 Valentine Party * SPELLING is going well! We continue to practice in some way every day!
Feb. 17 No School/Winter Break *recognizing singular and plural. We make a plural by adding “s” to the end of
the word.
What’s New: *author’s purpose – We are really looking at why authors write about a topic
and about why they include certain elements (for example: a rainy day)
On the website: In writing this week first wrote to a source. This means we had a question
*This week’s newsletter and we had to answer it citing text evidence from a reading source. We wrote
*Calendar about how the triceratops protect themselves from T-Rex. SECONDLY, we
began a formal letter. A formal letter is written for a specific purpose and
*Tradition Day Photos
often asks for something, shares and opinion, or informs someone of
*Holiday Party Photos
something. We are all writing to Mr. Lemmon about a concern that we have
*Sweater Day Photos about something at school. Some are writing about lunchroom concerns,
some to ask for more recess, or others to share an idea!
Special Notes:
*Needed: We are in need of snacks
Health
and disinfecting wipes!! Math
This week we our health
emphasis has been on REST and In Math this week we have
*Valentine Party: Our Valentine Party continued to work on place value.
EXERCISE! We have learned that
will be on Friday, Feb. 14 from 12:45 Our learning targets this week have
students need 10-12 hours of sleep
To 2:00. Mrs. Scholten is in charge. included:
per night to function well. We had
She has the list and will be contacting *using tens and ones to add
fun graphing how many hours each
those who signed up! I will send home *identifying tens and ones in 2-0digit
of us sleep to see how we are doing
a class list closer to the end of the numbers and add with 10’s & 1’s
on that goal!
month for students to use to do their *comparing 2-digit numbers using <,
We also talked about the
Valentines! >, and =
importance of exercise. Exercise
and play keep our heart working *distinguishing between adding
*Good Touch/Bad Touch Lesson: We ones and adding tens, and add 1 or
and help us have more energy! We
are covering safety items in our health 10 to a number
talked about all different kinds of
lessons this week. The Children’s
exercise and we even had fun with
Advocacy Center will be preventing Examples:
GO NOODLE, which is a website of
A lesson on “good touch/bad touch” Comparing: 36 < 63
short “get up and move” activities
on Wednesday morning. A letter is (and we can make a proof drawing!)
for use in the classroom! It’s really
in your child’s Friday Folder about
a lot of fun! Finally, we looked at
this lesson! It is very age appropriate Adding ones & tens:
things and evaluated whether they
and well done. If you have questions 4+3=7
were active or inactive tasks, then
please let me know. 40 + 30 = 70
made a pledge to be more active!
You may notice our Homework 40 + 3 = 43
Folder has “20 minutes of activity”.
The goal is for them to check that if
they are involved in 20 minutes of
activity that day! MOST ARE!