On Tuesday, we have Literacy Day where students can dress like their favorite literary character. Costumes needed to be approved by me in order to dress up. We will be reading to the class, doing some "Cricket in Times Square" coloring pages and reading with flashlights in the dark. Your child can bring in a pillow/blanket/ stuffed animal and a flashlight to have some cozy lights-out reading time. We will be eating popcorn, cookies and drinking milk. If you would like to contribute to our class, you can sign up with the following link:
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Our week:
Math-
Monday:Solve simple word problems that involve multiplication or division.
Tuesday:REVIEW
Wednesday: Multiplication Quiz
Thursday:Solve division word problems using number bonds and pictures
Count by 2’s:
Solve problems in the form 2 x = by counting by 2s
Friday:Multiplication Table
of 2-build the
multiplication table for 2.
Compute unknown
facts from known facts
Solve simple word problemsELA-
Idiom: Back to the drawing board.
Poem: Something Told the Wild Geese- Reciting this Friday, November 3rd
Comprehension Strategy: Determine Important Information
Literature: The Cricket in Times Square Chapters 7-9
Grammar: Parsing sentences including Article Adjectives
History-
Students will recognize some of China’s important inventions
Students will understand how silk is made.
Students will understand the cultural, economic,
and geographic importance of silk
Science-
Part 2 of the Simple Machine Project went out last week. It is due November 15th.
Monday: Students will understand the contributions that Anton van Leeuwenhoek made to the field of microbiology.
Thursday: Open-note cell quiz
Friday: Begin informational unit on body systems
Students will know that the skeleton system is one of the systems in the body.
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