We had a great time visiting the Cobb County Fire Safety Village! The students were well behaved and learned a lot about how important it is to have an evacuation plan for their family. Here are a few pictures from our day!
Friday, April 17, 2015
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Folktale, Fairytale, Fable Projects
Wow! The students projects were AWESOME! I was so proud of their hard work and especially their presentations! Here are a few pictures from our day!
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Reminders and Important Dates
Important Dates:
Monday, March 23- Projects due
Friday,
March 27th- FBI breakfast 7:15 am
Saturday,
March 28th- Gator
Gallop 5K Race and Fun Run
8:00 AM 5K Run
9:00 AM “Tot Trot”
9:15 AM "Fun Run"
*Awards to follow
8:00 AM 5K Run
9:00 AM “Tot Trot”
9:15 AM "Fun Run"
*Awards to follow
Penny Wars will continue this week!
Friday, March 13, 2015
Class Update: March 13th
Math Night- we had a great turnout last night at Publix Math Night! Our
class was the grade level winner! I enjoyed seeing you and your children last
night and I hope they enjoyed completing their activity sheet.
We have been very busy wrapping up the 3rd 9 weeks of
school. I can’t believe we are entering the 4th and final 9 weeks of
the school year. Be on the lookout for your child’s report card on Thursday,
March 19th. It will come home in a large envelope. Please sign the
signature card and attach 3 stamps to the front of the envelope. The sooner you
can return these items the better off we will be. The stamps are so we can mail
your child’s final report card and paperwork in May.
In math, we have been working on telling time to the quarter hour and
5 minutes. Students have done an awesome job identifying the minute and hour
hand as well as the difference between an analog and digital clock. They
rotated through time centers this week to practice these skills. We will be
moving into line plots and addition and subtraction with 3 digit numbers next.
Students finished their opinion writing piece about their
favorite pizza toppings. We celebrated with ordering a few pizzas and having a
little pizza party of our own! They did an excellent job with their opinion
pieces. Look for their writing to come home soon!
In social studies, we have been learning about Jackie Robinson. Ask
your child to share one important fact about his life. They really enjoyed
learning about why is an important historical figure. They created their own baseball
field with facts about his life.
In language arts, we have been working on possessive nouns and folk
tales, fables, and fairy tales. Your child brought home a take home project
sheet today. Students will choose one fairy tale, folk tale, or fable to create
a project on. Details will be found on the bright yellow sheet. These projects
are due Monday, March 23rd. This is the day that we will also have
fairy tale, folktale and fable day. Please be on the lookout for more
information this week!
Reminders:
*Please make sure your child is bringing their agenda and folder
every day.
* Make sure your child has a healthy snack every day.
Important Dates:
3-17 St. Patrick's Day (wear green),Quizno's Night
3-18 Penny Wars Begin
3-19 Report Cards Sent Home
3-18 Penny Wars Begin
3-19 Report Cards Sent Home
3-23 Folktale, Fairytale,
Fable Day (Projects due)
3-25 Kindergarten Registration
3-26 International Night
3-27 FBI Breakfast
3-28 Gator Gallup 5K Run
3-30 Book Fair Begins
3-25 Kindergarten Registration
3-26 International Night
3-27 FBI Breakfast
3-28 Gator Gallup 5K Run
3-30 Book Fair Begins
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Classroom News
We had a great time on our MLK field trip! We
started our morning off listening to some folktales that related to MLK’s life.
We then toured his childhood home, the visitors center, Ebenezer Baptist
Church, the eternal flame, tomb, and Freedom Hall where students were able to
see the Nobel Peace Prize given to Martin Luther King. It was a bit windy out
but the students did a great job of following directions and really seemed to
enjoy the trip. Here are a few pictures!
In math we finished our partitioning unit and
moved on to comparing 3 digit numbers using the >,<, and = symbols. Here are a few pictures from our partitioning activities.
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