Sunday, March 16, 2025

Space, Reading Party, & Warmer Weather!

 

New Science Unit On Space!

In our latest science unit, we’ve been diving into the exciting world of the sun, the moon, and all the celestial wonders surrounding us. But we’re not just focusing on the basics—we’re taking a full, cosmic journey into space! Who doesn’t love learning about planets, stars, and everything that makes our universe so spectacular?  Students had a blast 🚀 when we collaborated with Mrs. Aucter for integrated art.  Together, we challenged our students to create their very own solar system model, students had to use snow and spray bottles to build their models!  Stay tuned for more cosmic fun! 🪐🌞🌒🌕🌙

Writing Celebration!

After weeks of research, writing, and editing, we celebrated their accomplishments with a special “cave reading” activity. Students grabbed their blankets and flashlights and settled in for a cozy reading session! Thank you for supporting your student with the blankets and flashlights!

First Grade Math

First graders have been working on True/False problems. Next week they will start to solve missing addend problems.  Example:  Sam had 6 marbles in a jar.  Sally gave him some more and now Sam has 11 marbles.  How many marbles did Sally give him?  Students have discussed how to set up this type of problem in an equation ( 6 + _ = 11) and next week we’ll discuss how this can be turned into a subtraction equation.

Kindergarten Math

Kindergartners have been working on recognizing, representing, and solving subtraction problems.  They are developing strategies for solving these types of story problems by using numbers and pictures to represent the story and the solution. 

Notes

  • Reminder if you would like to sign up for a conference there is still time.
  • The scholastic book order is due this Thursday! Please consider some new books for your child's library!
  • Half day on Friday! 





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