Specials
Monday - MLK Jr. Day
Tuesday - Snow Day
Wednesday - Snow Day
Thursday - 2
Friday - 3
*Reference the brochure you received on Welcome to Wellington Night to know what each day is for specials!*
*Reference the brochure you received on Welcome to Wellington Night to know what each day is for specials!*
Upcoming Events & Reminders
January 19 - Student Recognition Awards for 2nd 9 weeks (I will e-mail you ahead of this date if your child is receiving an award for these 9 weeks).
January 26- Nonrotation Day STEM Day
February 8 - PTA Night at Mathnasium
February 15 - PTA Meeting 6:30pm
February 16 - Nonrotation Day for Specials
February 19 - President's Day - No School
Weekly Standards
I can read, write, and identify words with long o spelling pattern (oa, ow, oe)
I can use prefixes to help me understand the meaning of a word.
I can tell whether information came from pictures or the words in a book.
I can use text features to help me understand a nonfiction book.
I can write my opinion and support it with reasons.
I can create and understand a graph to help me organize information.
Spelling Words
*Due to the snow days, we will simply be practicing the skill, not testing on it*
Sight Words
find
food
over
start
warm
Week in Review
Thank you all for your kind words and patience while I was home sick. I'm incredibly thankful for this snowy weather because I wouldn't have been able to be back with your kids until tomorrow (Thursday) anyway!
Having said that, here is a very teeny tiny look back at what the kids did while I was there (they certainly did more with our wonderful sub who took over for me!)
In math, we began studying the rules of measurement with nonstandard measurement.
We discussed:
In Language, we started to discuss Adjectives!
In Writing, we continued talking about opinion. By the end of the week, your child might have watched a video about Martin Luther King Jr. and shared their opinion of why they do/do not think students should learn about MLK Jr. Here's a wonderful video (that your kids have not had the chance to watch)
Have a FABULOUS week! (And stay healthy!)
January 19 - Student Recognition Awards for 2nd 9 weeks (I will e-mail you ahead of this date if your child is receiving an award for these 9 weeks).
January 26- Nonrotation Day STEM Day
February 8 - PTA Night at Mathnasium
February 15 - PTA Meeting 6:30pm
February 16 - Nonrotation Day for Specials
February 19 - President's Day - No School
Weekly Standards
I can read, write, and identify words with long o spelling pattern (oa, ow, oe)
I can use prefixes to help me understand the meaning of a word.
I can tell whether information came from pictures or the words in a book.
I can use text features to help me understand a nonfiction book.
I can write my opinion and support it with reasons.
I can create and understand a graph to help me organize information.
Spelling Words
*Due to the snow days, we will simply be practicing the skill, not testing on it*
Sight Words
find
food
over
start
warm
Week in Review
Thank you all for your kind words and patience while I was home sick. I'm incredibly thankful for this snowy weather because I wouldn't have been able to be back with your kids until tomorrow (Thursday) anyway!
Having said that, here is a very teeny tiny look back at what the kids did while I was there (they certainly did more with our wonderful sub who took over for me!)
In math, we began studying the rules of measurement with nonstandard measurement.
We discussed:
- measurement goes end to end
- you must measure in a straight line
- and you must identify the tool you are using to measure!
To help us understand these ideas, we practiced measuring in many ways and read this silly book:
In Language, we started to discuss Adjectives!
In Writing, we continued talking about opinion. By the end of the week, your child might have watched a video about Martin Luther King Jr. and shared their opinion of why they do/do not think students should learn about MLK Jr. Here's a wonderful video (that your kids have not had the chance to watch)
Have a FABULOUS week! (And stay healthy!)
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