Please have your child wear their blue Tritt shirt tomorrow for the Tritt Tiger Dash Kick Off! Also, check your child’s folder for more information. There will be a collection envelope with detailed instructions on the back. Please read over carefully. Our PTA has worked hard to organize this fundraiser so that our school can keep 100% of the money donated for your child’s education. Please support our fundraiser! Quick note- our specials time has changed due to other grades testing this week. We will go from 9-9:45. Our lunch will remain the same for this week, but will be different next week. I’ll let you know the change in time as it gets closer. In math we are working with coins and bills. We will identify and count groups of coins. We will also apply our problem solving strategies to solve word problems involving money. For HW your child should practice the Understand and Plan & Solve steps. It would be beneficial if you had them explain using their words how they used their strategy to solve the word problems. In reading, we continue to read nonfiction multiparagraph text asking who, what, when, where, why, and how pulling out key details. We are also identifying the main point of each paragraph as well as the main idea of the entire passage. In writing we are going through the writing process writing a personal narrative of choice. We will brainstorm and write a draft this week. In our drafts, we’ll include a hook and sensory details that help paint a picture for the audience. In Word Work we are learning how to appropriately use an apostrophe in contractions and possessive nouns. We’ll review irregular plural nouns before we take an assessment at the end of the week. In content we continue to learn about the regions of GA and the connection to the Creeks, Cherokees, and Sequoya. We will also learn how their government is similar to and different from ours. In STEM will continue to work on our science standard of how about of day light differs with the seasons and its effect on trees. We will imagine, plan, and build a model of the summer tree we observed a few weeks back. We’ll use this model to observe the same tree throughout the school year.
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Fall is in the air and this will be our last week before fall break. Please help your child remember that we have check out in the ILC on Fridays.
Reading: Identify the main idea of each paragraph with in multi-paragraph text as well as the overall main idea of the passage Writing: Writing a narrative of choice focusing on a small moment to narrow our topics. We'll begin with brainstorming and writing a draft using sensory details to paint a picture in our reader's mind. Later in the week, we'll edit and revise with the help of peers and the teacher to enhance our stories. Word Work: -review all vowels - complete our unit on irregular plurals - begin studying contractions and begin to use them correctly in our writing Science: Take a look at how the amount of day light affects our trees and seasons Social Studies: Continue our unit on the Regions of Georgia Homework for the week: -in addition to the daily math assignments in the agenda, study number words and work on learning to write their address correctly (proper capitalization and spelling) Things to Remember: -Remember to send in your Box Tops for Education this week. We have a collection box in our classroom. -The school store is open this week before school. Service Council will be hosting a POP UP Relay for Life School Store next week.
We are super excited that our Service Council (#kind is the new cool) will be using valuable life skills (in addition to math, speaking, and writing standards) while raising money for American Cancer Society. Our POP up event will occur all of next week from 7:20-7:50 in the annex. We have items of all prices ranges (.25 to $2.00) and our service council students will help your students through the process of shopping, understanding budgets, wants verses needs, supply and demand and making change (sounds like a lot of math J) . Reading: Determining the main idea and supporting detail of nonfiction through our social studies and science standards. Math: Addition and subtraction strategies within 20 (counting on and back using a number line, needy nine, making a ten, doubles. near doubles, related facts) Writing: Continuing to take our personal narratives through the writing process. This week we’re working on our final draft and illustration of a small moment narrative with sensory details. Social Studies: Continuing our unit on the regions of Georgia and our rivers Science: Four seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter) *Book check-out on Friday! *Don’t forget to fill out your 200 book club log! New logs can be found on the 2nd grade page on the Tritt website or in our classroom. Please send in your Box Tops for education.
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