Dear Families,
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Hello Parents and Students,
It was so nice meeting with you all last week during conferences. I appreciate you all taking the time out of your busy schedules to sit down and chat about your child's progress. I had many conferences throughout the week and may be delayed in getting back to you if you had questions. If you have not heard back from me regarding any questions since our conference please feel free to email me at ojensen@pleasantvalleysd.org
Homework and Reminders:
Halloween Parade 10/31
Halloween Party 10/31 from 1-2pm
Return signed Weekly Green Folder on Tuesday
Daily 20 reading log due on Friday with a parent/grown-up signature
Check homework and sign communicator daily
Wear orange on Wednesday for Unity Day
Hawk Spirit Day every Friday (optional)
Every Wednesday is 2pm dismissal
Make up Pictures are Monday, October 20th
TLS Fall Festival is Friday, October 24th from 6pm-8:30pm
Our Week at a Glance
Math: We will continue with Module 2, which focuses on measurement. Students will be estimating and measuring mass in grams, kilograms, liters and milliliters. They will relate this concept to that of place value by using a number line and unit comparisons. Students will receive a Study Guide on Wednesday on lessons 1-7. They will have a Math test on Thursday on lessons 1-7. On Friday, students will take their multiplication test.
Reader's Workshop: We will be starting a new benchmark book called Animal Adaptations. Our focus will be answering the essential question: How do living things adapt to change?
Writer's Workshop: : This week students will begin writing a narrative about a spooky house. They will focus on descriptive language and the use of adjectives to add spice to their writing.
Social Studies: This week, students will continue with Week 32 in our Studies Weekly curriculum. Week 32 teaches students about the United States government. This week students will learn more about democracy, our three branches of government, and how a bill can become a law.
Science: Students continue to observe the traits of closely related organisms: four species of bears. Students analyze data about the traits of a particular bear, comparing the bear's traits with the traits of other bears.
P.E.: Please dress appropriately on Monday and Friday for P.E/dance class every week.
Thank you,
Miss Jensen