Sunday, March 24, 2019

On Thursday, we had Teddy Bear Day to wrap up our Teddy Roosevelt unit. The students enjoyed bringing in their Teddy Bears (or any stuffed animal they had 😊) to share. The students made Teddy Bear transformations and graphed gummy bears!


















On Friday, we went to the gym to see the "Dancing Drums" performance. This was an interactive experience, and EVERY child in the audience was given a chance to play an instrument, sing, or dance! So fun!














What is your child learning this week?


Math: We are starting our unit on shapes! We are discussing 2-D shapes and their defining attributes.

Language Arts/Daily 5/Writing: The phonics focus this week is variant vowel oo. For Language Arts, we are practicing identifying similarities and differences between texts on the same topic. 

Science/Social Studies: For Social Studies, we are starting our unit on George Washington Carver! For Science, we are going to the Science Lab this week for our Spring Season Walk (if weather permits).

*Reminders:
- The book fair will be open this week! It will be open Monday - Wednesday from 7:15am-3pm, Thursday from 7:15am-5:30pm, and Friday from 7:15am-12pm.

Important Dates:
- March 25-29: Book fair!
- March 27: Bruster's Night. Come out and support our school!
- March 29: FBI breakfast (7:00-7:45am)
- April 1-5: Spring Break 😄


Sunday, March 17, 2019

Last Thursday, we had STEM Day. For STEM Day, their challenge was to create a bird's nest that will safely hold 4 eggs and one adult bird. The students worked together and came up with some amazing creations!





























What is your child learning this week?

Math: We are finishing up adding 1 and 2 digit numbers with regrouping. We will also be assessing on other math concepts for report cards.

Language Arts/Daily 5/Writing: The phonics focus this week is variant vowel o. For Language Arts, we are practicing with St. Patrick's Day activiites and within Daily 5. We will be assessing for report cards.

Science/Social Studies: We are continuing to learn about Teddy Roosevelt.

Important Dates:
- March 21: Report cards go home