Our students are ready for their next book buzz! The book buzz is scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday February 21. Please see the signUp for items needed and volunteers. Thank you so much for your time and donations. Little House in the Big Woods Book Buzz
Save The Date
Archway Lincoln’s Spring Concert
Higley Center for the Performing Arts
Thursday, April 5th
K-2 5:30-6:30 pm
3-5 7-8 pm
3-5 7-8 pm
Volunteer!
New volunteer opportunity!!
We are seeking parent support for our library time: Mondays from 12:20-12:45
Here is an opportunity to help our class without a huge time commitment! We need a parent volunteer to aid during our library time which is from 12:20- 12:25 on Mondays. You can help any capacity that you feel comfortable with...
* Read a book to the class
* Assist scholars looking for books
* Check books in and out of the computer system
You do need to be fingerprinted to assist in this capacity. It's not required, but if you would like a quick training on the layout of the library, how to search for books or how to check books in and out of the computer you can contact Shannon Lee at library@archwaylincoln.org.
To sign up, just click the following link: https://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/2199011/true#/invitation
Families, we are deep into cold and flu season. If your child is sick, please keep him or her at home. If they wake up with a temperature, please do NOT give them Tylenol or Advil and send them to school. A fever indicates your child is contagious and should be kept at home to recover. Sending your child in to school exposes the rest of the class to illness, and usually just makes your own child feel worse. Of course, sometimes children wake up fine and go quickly "downhill" over the morning, this is understandable and we do our best to keep an eye on ill children and send them home when needed.
We do wipe down desks with Lysol Wipes and take as many preventative measures as possible but we always welcome your support! Thank you!
A glance at our coming week...
2/20 - 2/23
Language Arts:
Literature- Wednesday is our Book Buzz for Little House in the Big Woods!
We are starting our Tall Tale unit this week - our focus is Johnny Appleseed and the connection he makes to our next History unit "Westward Expansion"
Please help make our celebration a success by checking the sign up for our book-themed food requests and opportunities to volunteer
Grammar- We are working hard to parse sentences for the subject noun, verb, adverb, adjective, articles, prepositions, and object of the prepositions. Students are identifying the complete subject and the predicate.
Writing- Water cycle paragraph, opinion piece
Math:
Making Change from a $1, $5, and $10
Adding Dollars or Cents
See Textbook pgs. 100-108 for at-home support (leave a note in the agenda that you would like your child to bring home their textbook / it is different from their workbook)
Rocket Math
History:
Westward Expansion
Timeline
Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark
How did Americans travel west? Flatboat, Keelboat, Steamboat, Erie Canal, Oxen
Science:
Review states of matter
The Water Cycle: Condensation focus
Cloud classification: Stratus, Cumulus, Cirrus
Literature- Wednesday is our Book Buzz for Little House in the Big Woods!
We are starting our Tall Tale unit this week - our focus is Johnny Appleseed and the connection he makes to our next History unit "Westward Expansion"
Please help make our celebration a success by checking the sign up for our book-themed food requests and opportunities to volunteer
Grammar- We are working hard to parse sentences for the subject noun, verb, adverb, adjective, articles, prepositions, and object of the prepositions. Students are identifying the complete subject and the predicate.
Writing- Water cycle paragraph, opinion piece
Math:
Making Change from a $1, $5, and $10
Adding Dollars or Cents
See Textbook pgs. 100-108 for at-home support (leave a note in the agenda that you would like your child to bring home their textbook / it is different from their workbook)
Rocket Math
History:
Westward Expansion
Timeline
Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark
How did Americans travel west? Flatboat, Keelboat, Steamboat, Erie Canal, Oxen
Science:
Review states of matter
The Water Cycle: Condensation focus
Cloud classification: Stratus, Cumulus, Cirrus
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