This Thursday we have our Field Trip to Telus World of Science. The bus will be leaving right after morning announcements, so please ensure that your child is in the classroom before the bell goes. Students will also need a bag lunch and all items will need to be disposable (no plastic containers, thermos, reusable water bottles, etc). Some great ideas are: sandwiches, granola bars, fruit, yogurt tube, crackers and cheese, cookies, fruit snacks, etc.
Our test on Hot and Cold Temperatures is this week and we will beginning our 'Exploring Liquids' unit next week. One of our first experiments is making crystals. Each child will need a glass jar to make their crystals in. The best kind of glass jars are Mason jars and pasta sauce jars, or any glass jar that hold more than 500mL.
With our warm weather lately, students are coming in wet from recess. If you would like to send an extra set of pants and socks for your child to leave in their locker, that might be a good idea.
Language Arts
Writing-building comprehension through questions and retelling. Students are going to read a story together then answer a series of questions and retell the story to develop different comprehension skills.
Phonics-hard and soft g words (ex. game has a hard g sound, giraffe has a soft g sound), high frequency words (only, laugh, own, even, their, might)
Reading-Grade 1D, 2K, and 3S
are going to start a ‘Reading Group’. Students from each class are going to be
put together in small reading groups and read “The Mouse and the Motorcycle”.
This will give them an opportunity to demonstrate their Daily 5 skills, group
work skills, comprehension, leadership skills, and listening skills.
Math
We are wrapping up our Numbers
to 100 unit and will begin our Addition and Subtraction to 100 unit next week.
Although this unit has finished, it will continue throughout the rest of the
year as we explore other numbers and equations.
Science
Our Hot and Cold Temperatures
unit has finished and we will begin our Exploring Liquids unit next week.
Please see the note above about bringing in glass jars to grow crystals.
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