What We’re Learning This Week:
Reading:
We will be reading “Henry and Mudge and Mrs. Hopper’s House”. Students will be working on asking and
answering questions about key details in a story. They will also identify the major
characters and describe them. We will also work on making text to
self-connections with the story. We’ll be continuing guided reading and
Centers. As always, we’ll be reading poetry weekly for fluency and expression
practice.
*Please
continue to read your child’s book-in-a-bag nightly with them.
Writing: The first
graders will be starting their new writing unit for fourth quarter, realistic
fiction. We will introduce this unit by
discussing story elements in realistic fiction.
The students will listen to mentor texts, and they will begin planning
their first realistic fiction story.
Each story will include a character, place (setting), and plot (trouble)
that their character gets into.
Word
Study/Spelling:
Fry Words: than first water
been
called
Feature/Pattern of the week: short vowels-e, i, o, u
Ex: wet, den, bin, hid, hot, not, rut cub
Phonics: Suffixes:
ly, ful (ex: hopeful, slowly)
Long i: slight e
(bite), igh (sight), wild
Grammar: Review frequently occurring conjunctions
(and, but, so, or, because)
Math: Our
math lessons each day will include computational fluency, fact fluency, and
core math instruction focused on the first grade common core math standards.
Computational fluency will help the students to use the most effective and
efficient strategies. Fact Fluency is
working with both addition and subtraction facts within 10. Our end-of-the-year goal is to have students
complete 15 addition facts in one minute and 15 subtraction facts in one
minute. Our core lessons will include hands-on math activities and games that
support the common core. This week we will continue to focus on finding
10 more or 10 less than a 2-digit number without having to count. We will also be reviewing if two number
sentences are equal or not equal.
3rd
grading period Science and Social Studies:
Science: Plants
Social Studies: Historical Thinking and Skills, Heritage
Science: Plants
Social Studies: Historical Thinking and Skills, Heritage
Extras:
· End of
third grading period- March 16th.
· March 23rd
– report cards come home
· March 26th-
April 2nd : Spring break
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