HOMEWORK FOR THIS WEEK
Since this week is a short week, I will not be sending homework home. However, please encourage your child to read books from RAZ-kids and practice math concepts on IXL. I sent an email with the links for both sites but I will see about putting them on the blog as well.
Since this week is a short week, I will not be sending homework home. However, please encourage your child to read books from RAZ-kids and practice math concepts on IXL. I sent an email with the links for both sites but I will see about putting them on the blog as well.
Here are the links you will need:
raz-kids.com/main/Loginhttps://www.ixl.com/signin/caraway
READING and WRITING
This week we will be using our research skills and learn about two important presidents, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. We will ask open-ended questions and develop a plan for answering these questions. Our plan includes exploring a variety of sources such as books, digital books, Pebble Go, and Brain pop Jr, recording the information we gather, and organizing our ideas and information in our writings.
This week we will be using our research skills and learn about two important presidents, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. We will ask open-ended questions and develop a plan for answering these questions. Our plan includes exploring a variety of sources such as books, digital books, Pebble Go, and Brain pop Jr, recording the information we gather, and organizing our ideas and information in our writings.
MATH
We will continue working on place value. We will work on number lines or number track and locate and place numbers on a number line based on their value. We will use the place value to compare whole numbers up to 99 using comparative language such is bigger than or less than. We will use symbols such as >, < or = to compare the numbers to 99. We will work on problem solving involving ordering the numbers from least to greatest or greatest to least.
SOCIAL STUDIES
This week we will learn about a few historical figures such as Alexander graham Bell, Thomas Edison, Garrett Morgan, and Richards Allen who influenced our nation by their individualism and inventiveness. We will learn about their inventions and the contributions that these important people made to our lives.
We will continue working on place value. We will work on number lines or number track and locate and place numbers on a number line based on their value. We will use the place value to compare whole numbers up to 99 using comparative language such is bigger than or less than. We will use symbols such as >, < or = to compare the numbers to 99. We will work on problem solving involving ordering the numbers from least to greatest or greatest to least.
SOCIAL STUDIES
This week we will learn about a few historical figures such as Alexander graham Bell, Thomas Edison, Garrett Morgan, and Richards Allen who influenced our nation by their individualism and inventiveness. We will learn about their inventions and the contributions that these important people made to our lives.
HABIT #1: Be Proactive: I am a responsible person. I am in charge of me. I choose my actions, attitude, and mood.
THANK
YOU!
Claudia Aguilar for stuffing our Tuesday folders.
To any parents that showed up to help set up for the Valentine’s
day party!
REMINDERS:
*Specials- A Group: PE on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
B Group: PE on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
**Wear tennis shoes for sure on these days!!!!
*Library- Tuesday 11-11:30
*Send orange folders and homework bags back every day.
*Send a healthy snack with your child every day. We will eat snack at 10:30
DATES to REMEMBER:
*Specials- A Group: PE on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
B Group: PE on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
**Wear tennis shoes for sure on these days!!!!
*Library- Tuesday 11-11:30
*Send orange folders and homework bags back every day.
*Send a healthy snack with your child every day. We will eat snack at 10:30
DATES to REMEMBER:
February 27: Jump Rope for Heart
March 7: Family Dinner Night
March 11: Early Release @ 12:45
March 16-20: Spring Break
March 25: Eggs get here!
April 2: Science Night
April 3: No School
April 10: Family Fun Night
April 15: Chicks start to
hatch!!!!!!!
May 1: Field Day
May 4-8: Teacher Appreciation Week
May 7: Field Trip to Austin Nature
Center
May 11-15: Book Fair
May 14: Caraway Fine Arts Night
May 21: Volunteer Breakfast
May 25: No School, Memorial Day
June 4: Last Day of School, End of
the Year Party
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