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This information was provided in the family packets. 

PRIZE CARDS! 😁

New Prize Card - Show and Tell (bring an item to share about - no live pets)

Pick a pen (choose a pen or your choice from Mrs. Rounds to write with)

Class Comedian (tell a joke approved by Mrs. Rounds to the class)

Hat Day - wear your favorite hat in the classroom

Lunch with Mrs. Rounds in the classroom!

Bubble Gum - bring gum to chew during class

Desk Pet - Must fit in backpack

Desk Duty - Sit at Mrs. Rounds Desk

Free time of drawing on the white board

Word Work/Phonics

Word of the Day

• Heggerty - Phonemic Awareness 

  • blending words with digraphs

  • Isolating the middle vowel sound in a word

  • segmenting words

  • adding beginning sounds

  • deleting beginning sounds

  • changing the beginning sound to make a new word

  • HEGERTY HERRO! If your child has a "Heggerty Hero" card they have demonstrated great listing, participation and effort to learn during our Heggerty lesson. 

• UFLI Foundations

  • reading and spelling words with Y spelling I at the end of a word (spy, sky, why)

• OUTSTANDING UFLI STUDENT! If you child brings home a "Outstanding UFLI Student" note they showed behaviors during our phonics lesson that demonstrated many virtues and allowed their peers to learn.  

Reading Workshop

• Shared Reading Interactive Reading Lessons

  • Frog and Toad the Lost Button - connection lesson

  • Tops and Bottoms - story sequence lesson

  • Fredrick - comparing characters lesson

• Comprehension  - retelling with details

• Making Connections to other texts we have read

• Daily Oral Language (DOL) - Each day we will complete the lesson as a class answering questions related to speaking and written language. 

• Centers 

  • • • Draw Write Now - Justice

      • Independent Reading

      • Partner Reading

      • Teacher Table 

Writing 

• • Use an opinion sentence starter

  • Write an opinion paper with an opinion sentence starter and reasons for my opinion

  • Using a closing sentence when writing and opinion paper

  • Writing STRONG sentences 

Math

• • Write and interpret two-digit numbers as addition sentences that combine tens and ones.

  • Identify 10 more, 10 less, 1 more, and 1 less than a two-digit number.

  • Use dimes and pennies as representations of tens and ones.

  • Compare two quantities, and identify the greater or lesser of the two given numerals.

What is a Sprint?

A math sprint is a quick math check of skills that students are working on during our math lesson (addition, subtraction, missing parts, seeing groups, etc.) Students are given 90 seconds to complete as many problems on the sprint page as they can. At the beginning of the year it is normal for many students to only answer a few questions. As the year progress there should be an increase in the number of problems that students can complete during the minute given.  You may use the incomplete sprint problems to practice at home.

If you see the letters "IC" on your child's paper in means that we have completed that portion together "IN CLASS." 

Science/Social Studies

• Scholastic News - Online

Religion

• Virtue of the Week - Modesty 

• Types of Prayer

  • The five forms, or types, of prayer are blessing and adoration, praise, petition, intercession, and thanksgiving

  • The different forms of prayer come from the traditions of the Church, Scripture, and the Holy Spirit.