Week of September 8-11
Math: This week, students will focus on rounding to estimate sums and differences. You may hear your child say "ARF" a lot this week - always round first before adding or subtracting. On Friday, students will begin learning how to represent addition and subtraction in strip diagrams.
Science: Students will be reviewing the States of Matter for our upcoming 2nd CCA (Thursday 9/10)
Social Studies: Our communities unit movies into understanding what it means to be a good citizen.
Reading:
Week of August 31- September 4
Math: This week, students will focus on rounding to estimate sums and differences. You may hear your child say "ARF" a lot this week - always round first before adding or subtracting. On Friday, students will begin learning how to represent addition and subtraction in strip diagrams.
Science: Students will be describing and classifying different forms of matter based on characteristics of each form - solids, liquids and gases.
Social Studies: We continue comparing different (urban, suburban and rural) communities and how they meet their needs.
Reading: Students will continue learning parts of a non-fiction text and text structure of a non-fiction text. We will also take MAP test Tuesday, September 1.
Week of August 24-28
Math: This week students will learn to compare and order whole numbers up to 100,000. Students will also learn how to determine where a number will go on a number between multiples of 10,100,1,000 and 10,000.
We will review for our CCA on Thursday and take our first CCA on Friday, August 28
Science: We review the beginning of our unit on Matter and its Physical Properties with our first Assessment on Wednesday 8/26.
Social Studies: We continue comparing different (urban, suburban and rural) communities and how they meet their needs.
Reading: Students will begin learning parts of a non-fiction text and text structure of a non-fiction text.
Week of August 17-21
Math: This week students begin composing and decomposing numbers up to 100,000 using objects, pictorial models and expanded notion.
Science: We begin our unit on Physical Properties and Matter this week.
Social Studies: We will start the year off by learning to compare different communities and how they meet their needs.
Reading: Students will begin learning how to make connections to different texts, making an inference and evaluating details to determine the key ideas within a text.
Week of August 12-14
All Subjects: Getting to know your students and your teachers!
Going over expectations throughout the school and routines and procedures for each class.