Ask Abouts!

Please ask your child,

• What do we celebrate in March? And why! (Women’s History Month).

• To tell you one thing they learned about Malala Yousafzai

• To tell you one thing they learned about inventors of color like Benjamin Banneker, Lonnie Johnson, George Washington Carver

• To tell you one invention that was made by a child (trampoline, earmuffs, popsicles)

• To tell you what it means to be curious and not judgmental

• To tell you ways that they can ask questions instead of negative statements (eg. She can’t do that job because she’s a girl. Instead, ask “I wonder what she can do?”)

• To tell you the five parts of a friendly letter (heading or short date, greeting, body, closing, signature)

• To use/write our most recent sight words in sentences (how, her, has, are)

• To tell you what numbers look like & what they MEAN (eg. twelve has a 1 and 2. Twelve means 1 group of 10 and 2 ones)

• To tell you what a group is and show you how to make groups (show 3 groups of 5; 6 groups of 3)

• To tell you what their rose, thorn, and bud were for the week.