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Monday, March 19, 2018

Week 29

Homework for the week of 3/19

Nightly: read for 15 minutes, phonograms to practice- ei, oe,oy,sh, oa, y, ea, oi, wor, ey
Poem- Sing a song of People by Lois Lenski
Monday: No School 
Tuesday: feather, fence, funny, going, honey, letters, orange, pocket, shoes, shoe and wkbk. pg. 80-82
Wednesday: stairs, stream, talks, tiny, words, trust, extra, dress, beside, teach and wkbk. pg. 83-85
Thursday: Read and write all 20 words and wkbk. pg. 86-88
Friday: Review any errors from the spelling test and math review wksht.
Announcements: Please have students bring in their copy of George the Drummer Boy.  We will begin reading it on Wednesday, March 21. 
Calendar
March 20thSchool Resumes 
Friday, March 23rdArchway Arete Movie Night

Academics

MathThis week we will work to review past material from quarter 1-3 before beginning a new math unit. We will practice identifying numbers (tens and ones), counting, making and breaking tens to complete addition and subtraction number with number within 20, as well as general number sense. 
Poem: Sing a song of People by Lois Lenski   Idiom: A.M., P.M.
Writing:  Students will be able to understand the basic conventions of a proper sentence and rewrite a model sentence.  We will read and write about sections of "Pollyanna" by Eleanor Porter 
Grammar:  We will begin to learn about adverbs and how they modify adjectives and verbs in a sentence.
Spalding: 
Tuesday: feather, fence, funny, going, honey, letters, orange, pocket, shoes, shoe
Wednesday: stairs, stream, talks, tiny, words, trust, extra, dress, beside, teach
Literature: Literature: Students will read a historical fiction selection from the perspective of a British soldier as we read George the Drummer Boy by Nathaniel Benchley. Please have your child bring their copy of this book to school. 
Science: We will continue to study rocks and the Earth’s core.
History: Students will learn about the 13 colonies, taxation and the Boston Tea Party as we lead up to teaching about the American Revolution.

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