Specials
Monday - 6
Tuesday - 1
Wednesday - 2
Thursday - 3
Friday - 4
Monday - 6
Tuesday - 1
Wednesday - 2
Thursday - 3
Friday - 4
Upcoming Events
February 29 - Mar. 4 - Read Across America Week!
March 1 - PTA Family Night at Panera (Nicholasville Rd.)
March 2 - Amber Phillpott is coming to read to 1st graders!
March 3 - PTA Carnival Planning Meeting 6pm
March 11 - Arty Party Day (Nonrotation Day for Specials)
March 15 - Super Reader Night for 1st Grade! 5:30-6:30
March 18 - Snow Makeup Day
March 28 - April 1 - Spring Break!
April 6 - Spring Pictures
April 8 - Snow Makeup Day
April 11 - 15 - Book Fair!
April 13 - All Pro Dad's Breakfast
April 14 - Celebrate the Arts Night
May 14 - Spring Carnival 2-7pm
May 25 - Snow Makeup Day
February 29 - Mar. 4 - Read Across America Week!
March 2 - Amber Phillpott is coming to read to 1st graders!
March 3 - PTA Carnival Planning Meeting 6pm
March 11 - Arty Party Day (Nonrotation Day for Specials)
March 15 - Super Reader Night for 1st Grade! 5:30-6:30
March 18 - Snow Makeup Day
March 28 - April 1 - Spring Break!
April 6 - Spring Pictures
April 8 - Snow Makeup Day
April 11 - 15 - Book Fair!
April 13 - All Pro Dad's Breakfast
April 14 - Celebrate the Arts Night
May 14 - Spring Carnival 2-7pm
May 25 - Snow Makeup Day
Kid-Friendly Objectives
I can read and write words with l blends (fl, pl, cl, gl).
I can ask and answer questions about a text.
I can use suffixes to help tell me the meaning of a word.
I can write informative texts by naming a topic, giving some facts, and providing a sense of closure.
I can solve double digit subtraction problems.
I can read and write words with l blends (fl, pl, cl, gl).
I can ask and answer questions about a text.
I can use suffixes to help tell me the meaning of a word.
I can write informative texts by naming a topic, giving some facts, and providing a sense of closure.
I can solve double digit subtraction problems.
Spelling List
Please continue to practice writing your spelling words in sentences!
Please continue to practice writing your spelling words in sentences!
List A (Purple Cats, Green Frogs)
flag
flip
plane
play
class
clap
glad
glee
plant
clock
flip
plane
play
class
clap
glad
glee
plant
clock
List B (Blue Dogs, Yellow Ducks)
floor
fluffy
plate
please
clown
click
gloves
glide
flashlight
glitter
floor
fluffy
plate
please
clown
click
gloves
glide
flashlight
glitter
Week in Review
I was able to brag and brag and brag about this class this week. At the beginning of the week, first grade teachers from a fellow Fayette County School came into our classroom to watch how our Wellington students learn. Many teachers had to clarify that we truly were a first grade classroom because they were so impressed with your students. You should be so proud of the work they have put in to become such wonderful readers and writers. It is really becoming evident to me AND teachers they've never even met!
Some of what these other teachers were able to observe is the amount of independence your students have gained in doing their own research. We have been researching an animal of our choice using resources such as PebbleGo! If your child is interested in using this at home, please contact me and I can provide you with the necessary login information :)
In math, we began working on adding 3 numbers together!!! We did so well with it that we crammed 3 addend word problems into the same week. Piece of cake.
We also completed our final fluency check this week. It was amazing to see the improvements in words per minute AND retelling.
(These guys are using some colored pages to help push their eyes forward and rely less on their fingers for tracking).
We also participated in one of my favorite assemblies: the Jump Rope for Heart Kickoff! We watched some talented kids perform jump rope tricks that we could only dream of doing!
I was so sad to miss Friday but I am so ready to begin another week of learning with your first graders. Have a great week!
I was able to brag and brag and brag about this class this week. At the beginning of the week, first grade teachers from a fellow Fayette County School came into our classroom to watch how our Wellington students learn. Many teachers had to clarify that we truly were a first grade classroom because they were so impressed with your students. You should be so proud of the work they have put in to become such wonderful readers and writers. It is really becoming evident to me AND teachers they've never even met!
Some of what these other teachers were able to observe is the amount of independence your students have gained in doing their own research. We have been researching an animal of our choice using resources such as PebbleGo! If your child is interested in using this at home, please contact me and I can provide you with the necessary login information :)
In math, we began working on adding 3 numbers together!!! We did so well with it that we crammed 3 addend word problems into the same week. Piece of cake.
(These guys are using some colored pages to help push their eyes forward and rely less on their fingers for tracking).
We also participated in one of my favorite assemblies: the Jump Rope for Heart Kickoff! We watched some talented kids perform jump rope tricks that we could only dream of doing!
I was so sad to miss Friday but I am so ready to begin another week of learning with your first graders. Have a great week!
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