Wednesday, October 23, 2013

10.23.13


WEEK ELEVEN


Next Week:

Jesus Time: Reformation and All Saint's Day
Memory Work: Ephesians 6:10
Grammar: Irregular Plurals
Phonics: Short u 
Spelling: Lesson 10 -un chunk
Math: Graphing, Adding One, Doubles Facts Assessment
Science: Amphibians and Zoo visit on Friday
Social Studies: Red Ribbon Week
Reading: Story Elements
Literacy Stations:
Writing: Sticker story
Phonics: Real and nonsense words
Alphabet: Alphabetical order
Word Study: Plural nouns -es or -s
Math: Filling a shape with pattern blocks
Poetry: A Pumpkin For Me poem


News and Notes:


Red Ribbon Week:
October 28th - November 1st is Red Ribbon Week.  Information on the Poster Contest was sent home earlier this week.  If your child wants to participate, please have your child create the poster according to the directions attached, and please return it ASAP!  The posters are being judged later in the week by STUCO.
Dress-up Days -
Monday:  "Your future is 2 bright 4 drugs" - Wear Sunglasses (Regular dress wear)

Tuesday:  "I mustache you a question…Are you drug free?" - Wear a Mustache (Sold on Monday by student council for $.50, they will come to our classroom - Regular dress wear)

Wednesday:  "Roses are red, violets are blue, drugs aren’t 4 you!" - Wear an ORANGE Shirt (Regular dress bottoms..Shirt color is assigned to our grade).

Thursday: "Tip your hat to a drug free life" - Wear a Hat (Regular dress wear)

Friday:  "The hero in me is drug free" - Dress like a Superhero (Dress up as a superhero or Regular dress wear)

Photo Gallery


It's APPLE DAY!



We peeled and cut the apples.





We made a "Some, Some Went Away" book about apples.





We investigated the apples we brought!



 



 We brainstormed words to describe apples.
  

And wrote them down in an apple shape.



We had AWESOME helpers!

Mrs. Owens
 and Mrs. McCann!
 

 We made Applesauce!



It was delicious!  Most of us had thirds!  
We finished it all!


HARVEST PARTY!


We made a Blessing Tree.  Mrs. McCann helped us think of some of our blessings and we wrote them on our trees.




We also read a story about helping hands.  
We thought of ways we use helping hands.



We are lending our helping hands by making 
placemats for Meals on Wheels.


 



Look at all the placemats we made!  That will really make Meals on Wheels customers smile!



We also made a GIANT thank you card for Mr. Debrick thanking him for being such a great principal to us!


Thank you to Mrs. McCann and Mrs. Sinovich 
for all their hard work and planning!

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