Month: April 2022
Weekly Update: ☀️
As of Thursday April 28th, we have 25 days left of school!
Monday May 2nd: Day B: Special is Gym. Spelling and Reading Tests for Lesson 27 are on this day
Tuesday May 3rd : Day C: Special is Music.
Wednesday May 4th: Day D: Special is Library.
Thursday May 5th: Day A: Special is Art.
Friday May 6th: Day B: Special is Gym.
Spelling and Reading Tests for lesson 28 will be on Monday May 9th.
Looking ahead:
Friday May 13th-Early Dismissal
Monday May 30th Memorial Day– No School
Check out below to see what we are learning next week.
Math: Module 5
Lesson 8/9: Adding vertically and using number bonds. (example below)
Lesson 10/11: Use math drawings to represent a problem such as chip model. (example below)
Number bonds:
Chip model:
Content-Science:
We are entering our LAST content unit of the school year. Next week we will begin our Solar System and Space unit where students will learn about the characteristics of each planet and how they interact with the sun and moon.
Update-Gifted Screening Letters
Attached is a letter informing 2nd grade families of the upcoming gifted screening.
Weekly Update: 🌏
Monday Apr. 18th: No School
Tuesday Apr. 19th : Day A: Special is Art.
Wednesday Apr. 20th: Day B: Special is Gym.
Thursday Apr. 21st: Day C: Special is Music.
Friday Apr. 22nd: Day D: Special is Library
Spelling and Reading Tests for lesson 26 will be on Monday April 25th.
Looking ahead:
Friday May 13th-Early Dismissal
Check out below to see what we are learning next week.
Math: Module 5
Lesson 4: Subtract multiples of 100 and some tens within 1,000
Lesson 5: Use the associative property to make a hundred in one addend. (example below)
Lesson 6: Use the associative property to subtract from three-digit
numbers and verify solutions with addition
Content-Social Studies:
This week we continued our new unit in social studies on economics we discussed money vs. trade, bartering, how to best manage our money and budgeting.
Next week we learn the terms producers vs. consumers, how to keep track of our money, and comparison shopping.
Weekly Update: 🐣🐰
Monday Apr. 11th: Day B: Special is Gym. Spelling and Reading Tests for Lesson 25
Tuesday Apr. 12th : Day C: Special is Music.
Wednesday Apr. 13th: Day D: Special is Library. Grades uploaded to Sapphire
Thursday Apr. 14th: No School-Spring Break
Friday Apr. 15th: No School- Spring Break
Due to next week only being 3 days, we will not be starting a new lesson in Storytown until April 19th when we return from Spring Break.
Looking ahead:
Spring Break- Thursday April 14th-18th (No School)
Friday May 13th-Early Dismissal
Check out below to see what we are learning next week.
Math: Module 5
Lesson 3: Add multiples of 100 and some tens within 1,000.
Lesson 4: Subtract multiples of 100 and some tens within 1,000
Lesson 5: Use the associative property to make a hundred in one addend. (example below)
Content-Social Studies:
This week we continued our new unit in social studies on economics where we discussed exchange, bargain, allowance and income.
Next week we will continue with money vs. trade and how to best manage our money.
Weekly Update: ☔️
Monday Apr. 4th: Day A: Special is Art.
Tuesday Apr. 5th : Day B: Special is Gym. SPRING PICTURE DAY
Wednesday Apr. 6th: Day C: Special is Music.
Thursday Apr. 7th: Day D: Special is Library
Friday Apr. 8th: Day A: Special is Art
Lesson 25 Spelling and Reading Tests will be Monday April 8th. This will be a review lesson on lessons 19-24
Looking ahead:
Tuesday April 5th-Spring Picture Day
Thursday April 7th-Art and Music Show (Primary Commons)
Spring Break- Thursday April 14th-18th (No School)
Check out below to see what we are learning next week.
Reading:
Story Genre: Readers’ Theater
Grammar: To recognize and use pretense- tense verbs in a sentence.
Focus Skill: To speak clearly with appropriate pace and phrasing
Content-Social Studies:
This week we started our new unit in social studies on economics where we discussed needs vs. wants, goods vs. services and how to make wise decisions when it comes to money.
Next we learn about different terms such as exchange, bargain, allowance and money penalties.