ELA and Social Studies

Mrs. Richer: conference time: 11:18-12:20

Email: [email protected]

ELA: Review Week

• Wednesday Test: Reading and skills from previous week: Super Storms
• Comprehension: Main Idea and Details, Cause and Effect
• Grammar: Verbs
• Narrative Writing: Informative Writing: Using the story Super Storms to write an informative paragraph with supporting details from the story.  (Evidence)
• Homework: None

Social Studies:

• Our Community and its Geography: Unit 2 overview: In this unit students will understand how primary sources help in understanding continuity and change over time and how people and events of the past impact our lives today. Students will understand why we celebrate local, state, and national holidays. Students will understand how early explorers, settlers, and westward migration influenced the development of the United States.

Math and Science

Mrs.Miller: conference time: 11:18-12:20

Email : [email protected]

Math: Review Chapter 2 skills

Chapter Test Friday

Science: Reading a diagram

Red Ribbon Week: October 23-27, our school will recognize National Red Ribbon Week.  Our theme is: Your future is key so stay drug free. Students may participate in “dress-up” activities by following the schedule below:

Monday- Wear Red Day. Students can wear a red shirt with uniform bottoms.

Tuesday- Put a Cap on Drugs.  Students can wear a cap or hat to school with their uniform

Wednesday- Put a sock on drugs.  Wear crazy or mismatched socks with uniform.

Thursday- Be on a Drug Free team.  Students can wear their favorite sports team t-shirt or jersey with uniform bottoms.

Friday- Shade out drugs.  Wear sunglasses with uniform.

Scholastic Book Fair will be at school the week of Oct 30^th! Students will be allowed to buy items during the school day.

Career Day – Oct 31^st. Students can dress as the professional they want to be for their career.

Family Night at the Book Fair, Wed, Nov 1st, 4:30 – 6:30.  Families can make purchases at the book fair and there will training available for parents on JCampus which allows parents to view students’ grades online.

Behavior Expectations: Be Respectful, Be Safe, Be Responsible

Social Skill of the Week: Bringing Materials to class 1 Check with your teacher about what materials are needed for class 2 Bring materials to class 3 Let your teacher know if there are materials that you cannot get.

 **Testing dates are subject to change at the teacher’s discretion with approval from the principal.

classdojo.com - class behavior points and teacher contact

https://www-k6.thinkcentral.com/ePC/start.do​ - text book

mobymax.com - extra practice for all subjects through games

Teacher Notes

Please study vocabulary and Spelling words nightly.  Also, practice math addition and subtraction facts nightly.

Check student’s folders on a daily basis for any important information that may be sent home.

$25.00 supply fee due if you have not paid.

ELA and Social Studies

Mrs. Richer: conference time: 11:18-12:20

Email: [email protected]

ELA:

• Friday Tests: Spelling and Vocabulary from current week: Lesson 8
• Tuesday Test: Reading and skills from previous week: The Ugly Vegetables
• Weekly Story: Super Storms pg. 266
• Comprehension: Main Idea and Details, Cause and Effect
• Phonics: Consonant Diagraphs: th, sh, wh, ch, tch, ph

          Base Words and endings: -s, -ed, -ing

• Grammar: Verbs
• Narrative Writing: Informative Writing  (Evidence)

Social Studies:

• Our Community and its Geography: Unit 2 overview: In this unit students will understand how primary sources help in understanding continuity and change over time and how people and events of the past impact our lives today. Students will understand why we celebrate local, state, and national holidays. Students will understand how early explorers, settlers, and westward migration influenced the development of the United States.

Math and Science

Mrs.Miller: conference time: 11:18-12:20

Email : [email protected]

Math: finding values more or less than a 3 digit number

Science: Water forms and Landforms

Behavior Expectations: Be Respectful, Be Safe, Be Responsible

Social Skill of the Week: Restroom Procedures 1 Raise your hand 2 Use a pleasant voice 3 Ask your teacher if you may use the restroom 4 Get a Hall Pass 5 Leave the room quietly

6 Re-enter the room quietly

Weekly/Monthly Rewards will be given around the flag pole if weather permits on Fridays at 2:45.  You are welcomed to join us at this time!

Custodian’s Day: October 2^nd  Show support for our great custodians.

Fall Break Oct 9 - 10 – No School for students. Teachers will use the afternoon on Oct 10^th for Parent/Teacher Conferences

Scholastic Book Fair will be at school the week of Oct 30^th! Students will be allowed to buy items during the school day.

Career Day – Oct 31^st. Students can dress as the professional they want to be for their career.

Family Night at the Book Fair, Wed, Nov 1st, 4:30 – 6:30.  Families can make purchases at the book fair and there will training available for parents on JCampus which allows parents to view students’ grades online.

 **Testing dates are subject to change at the teacher’s discretion with approval from the principal.

classdojo.com - class behavior points and teacher contact

https://www-k6.thinkcentral.com/ePC/start.do​ - text book

mobymax.com - extra practice for all subjects through games

Teacher Notes

Please study vocabulary and Spelling words nightly.  Also, practice math addition and subtraction facts nightly.

Check student’s folders on a daily basis for any important information that may be sent home.

$25.00 supply fee due if you have not paid.