Monday, September 24, 2012
Announcements
Our class is providing the school announcements this week! Our Monday group sounded fabulous today. The Tuesday crew got their scripts today and I'll hand out the rest the day before their scheduled day. Oh happy Monday:)
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Apples, Apples, and more Apples
We will be looking at the life of Johnny Appleseed the last week of September. One of the activities we'll be doing is apple tasting and we'd like to be able to taste green, yellow, and red apples that day (Fri., Sep. 28). If you are able to donate green, yellow, or red apples for that activity please let me know.
green apples: Mrs. Williams
red apples: Mrs. Harrington
yellow apples: Mrs. Matherly
paper plates:
green apples: Mrs. Williams
red apples: Mrs. Harrington
yellow apples: Mrs. Matherly
paper plates:
Dog Dash
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Green T-Shirts
Your child wore his/her green t-shirt home on Friday. Please launder the shirts and return them to school next week so that I can keep them for our field trip as well as track and field day.
Raz-Kids
All students have received a login for Raz-Kids and hopefully you've seen the letter that went home. The letter is yours to keep and your child has his/her login card glued to the inside cover of their assignment notebook. The level in which your child is assigned is based on their lexile from the SRI assessment they took the second week of school.
While Raz-Kids is one of our literacy stations at school, feel free to use it as much as you like at home. If you choose to use it at home, please remind your child of the routine we use at school-
1-select a book
2-listen to the book
3-read the book
4-take the quiz.
While some students want to take a shortcut and rush through a listening then take the quiz, the routine is important in helping your child become a better reader and build his/her fluency.
While Raz-Kids is one of our literacy stations at school, feel free to use it as much as you like at home. If you choose to use it at home, please remind your child of the routine we use at school-
1-select a book
2-listen to the book
3-read the book
4-take the quiz.
While some students want to take a shortcut and rush through a listening then take the quiz, the routine is important in helping your child become a better reader and build his/her fluency.
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