Week 2: August 17-21

What are we learning:

Math: Module 1 

Sums and Differences to 10

Lessons 4-8 Counting on from Known Numbers

ELAR: Unit 1

Bluebonnet Foundational Skills- Lessons 1-5

Phonics/Spelling/Handwriting- Short /a/ 

Comprehension: Key Details

Grammar: Identify Nouns

Social Studies: Unit 1 (Monday-Tuesday) 

Ways to be respectful, ready to learn, responsible, & safe

Science: Unit 1 (Wednesday- Friday)

Intro What is a Scientist? & Topic 1: Objects- Building with Parts

1st Grade Classroom Schedule

Reminder that the start of our day is at 7:50am for the Morning Meeting. This is a time for our students to come together in a positive way to start our day! Math begins at 8:06am. Please help us & your child to have a smooth start to their day by arriving on time. 

Fine Arts schedule for your child's class is located on the Fine Arts/PE tab at the top of the website page.  Will not be put in Blue Folder.

Thank you,

Your 1st Grade Team♥️

Reminders:

Blue Take Home/Bring Back Folders:

All students have a Blue Folder, these folders go home & come back to school everyday. In the folders you find Take Home items in front pocket & Bring Back items in the back pocket. Papers in the sheets in the middle remain in the folders to insure that these important items remain accessible to you. The folders will be used to communicate your child's school day on the monthly calendar in the front sheet. If your child needs support with certain expectations in their classroom it will be communicated on the calendar date using a letter STAR with a short note of the expectation(s) that your child needs extra practice/support on. 

Self-Aware

Teachable

Artistic

Respectful

Classroom:

All students need to bring a water bottle to school. These will travel with them for P.E., Dance, & Recess. Needs to have a top that closes & is spill proof. Having a water bottle in the classroom helps your child stay hydrated, less time leaving the classroom for water.

Label Belongings: 

Help us reunite lost items quickly by labeling everything your child brings to school—jackets, water bottles, lunch boxes, uniforms, backpacks, and instrument cases.

• Use a permanent marker or name label

• Include first & last name and grade/homeroom

• Re-check labels after washing

Unlabeled items are hard to return and often end up in Lost & Found. Thanks for your help!

TeSA Weekly Newsletter:

Please check out the TeSA Weekly Newsletter from our Principal, Ms. Wallace for important School Information. This will be sent out every Friday via Parent Square