Week of 1/9

We practiced greater than and less than using our alligator friends!

The kids are getting the hang of the different signs!

Dear Parents,

I hope you all had a nice weekend! There are a few things going on this week so please be sure to read through! Here are your reminders:

- We did a supply check today. Lots of kids are in need of new sharpened pencils, glues sticks, crayons etc. If you could check with your child this week and grab some new supplies in the next week or two that would be great!

- Test folders will be sent home tomorrow. Please sign and return on Wednesday. Thank you!

- The first grade is collecting shampoo for the MLK Day of Service on Monday, 1/16. If you would like to donate some please send it in by Friday!

- With the cold weather, please be sure to mark all outerwear with your child's name!

- Spelling words will increase from 8 to 10 this week! They have been doing an excellent job with these!

- Wednesday is a Dress Down Day. Please send in $1.00 to dress down. Thank you!

- Thursday is picture retake day.

- There will be a Religion test on Chapter 8 on Friday. A study guide will be sent home today.

- There is no school on Monday, January 18th for MLK Day.

Homework

Monday
Religion: study for test

Reading: page 181

practice sight Words

Math: page 70

Tuesday
Religion: study for test

Reading: page 182

practice sight words

Math: page complete worksheet

Wednesday

Religion: study for test

Reading:  RN page 183

practice sight words

Math: complete worksheet

Thursday

Religion: study for test tomorrow
Reading: page 186

practice sight words
Math: complete worksheet

A Peek at Our Week!

Religion

We will finish Chapter 8 and have a test on Friday.

Reading
Story: "Seasons"
Target Skill: Cause and effect

Phonics Skill: Long I, digraphs -sh, -wh, -ph and contractions 's and n't

Grammar: Subjects and verbs
Magic Words: down, fall, goes, green, grow, new, open, yellow, many, pull, because, want

Spelling Words: ship, shop, when, why, crash, like, kite, night, pie, tie

Math

We will continue comparing numbers this week using <, > and =. We will review one more and one less and start practicing finding 10 more and 10 less.