Friday, May 15, 2015

5.15.15

WEEK THIRTY-EIGHT


Next Week:

Memory Work: Completed!
Jesus Time: Paul and Silas
Spelling: lesson 33 - Last test!!  (I'm sorry for saying this last week)
Grammar: Using I and me
Phonics: Long u - u_e, ue, ui
Reading Skill: Synthesizing Information
Math:  Subtraction facts
Science: Matter - Solids, Liquids, and Gas
Social Studies: Family traditions
Literacy Stations:
Phonics: oy and oi words
Word Study: Unscramble the sentences
Alphabet: Fact and opinion sort
Math: Counting dimes, nickels, and pennies
Poetry: I'm Tired by Shel Silverstein
Writing: Roll and Write


News and Notes:

No Hot Lunch
No Hot Lunches will be served the last week of school, May 26-28.

Last Day of School
The last day is May 29. School will be dismissed at 10.
This day will be filled with chapel, an awards ceremony, and final goodbyes in the classroom.  You are invited to attend the chapel and awards ceremony!

Overdue Library Books
If your child has a library book(s) checked out, you were contacted via email.  Please have your first grader return the book ASAP if it hasn't been already.  If it was misplaced, I can let you know the cost for us to replace it.  Inventory is in progress!  Thank you!  

Vacation Bible School
You are  invited to Zion's VBS!  Registration forms are in the school office.  Dates are June 15-19, 9am-12pm.


Photo Gallery:


Learning more about different family traditions:
Creating and acting out a birthday party in Mexico






Morning Work Basket



Braden's family friend brought his 
K-9 dog for us to meet!






Thank you for keeping us safe!





"What Vegetables Do We Like" graph





ou/ow Spelling Tic-Tac-Toe






Playing "Match Up" with our Oddball Facts




Learning about a Family Tradition in China:
The Lantern Festival - We made our own lanterns 
using Chinese numbers.







We learned all about Non-Fiction Conventions!



We each created our own book about them!


We each made a poster using a non-fiction convention, too!



Japanese Family Tradition - 
Family Windsock on Children's Day







Learning all about Matter in Science









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