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Class News

April 22

Reading:  Miss Rumphius by Barbara Cooney- please have your child listen to the story on YouTube.   

Important Dates: 

Countdown to Summer:

April 22: B: Bring Bubbles for Playtime

April 23: C: Bring Chalk to Playtime

April 24: D: Donuts and Drawing Day

April 25: E: Extra Recess Day

April 26: F: Bring  Fruit for a snack and or/to share

May 10th - Snomies 

May 14th - 2nd Grade Living Wax Museum 

May 15: Field trip to Wonderworks

May 23: K-2 Dojo Reward Field Trip

Spelling Words: Prefixes

re - redo, replay, rewind, retest, reset, review, refill, retell

un- undo, unhappy, unwrap, untie, unsafe, unlucky, unfair  

Grammar Skills: abbreviations

Vocabulary: moist, hollow, sowing, fetch, lupines, conservatory

Math: measurement - inches and feet


 




 





 






 

        

Supply List

- $20 Activity Fee
- Headphones (Please no earbuds)
- Backpack (Rolling backpacks are against school policy.)
- Expo Markers (Chisel)
- 2 Boxes of Kleenex
- Clorox Wipes
- Paper Towels
- Water Bottle
- Crayola 10 pack of markers (Broad Line)
- Bandaids
Our Class Only - Crayola Water Colors

 

Wish List - (Items that are not required but greatly appreciated!)
- Bags of small individually wrapped candy
- Small disposable cups
- Juice Boxes
- Pack of colored copy paper - Not Cardstock

Summer Reading Project

All students must read 10 picture books or 3 chapter books this summer and keep a reading log. Reading log must be in the student's handwriting.

Choose to do one of the following: 

  1. Attend 2 summer library activities (Stokely Memorial Library, NGS Summer Library Program, or other library programs). Write down the activities and the dates attended.

OR

  1. Choose 3 books and write a paragraph of the book summary and draw a picture.

 

Give the list of activities and reading log to your second grade teacher. Students who complete the summer reading program will receive two 100's in language arts.

Homework

                           

Students should never spend more than 30 minutes per night on homework. 

I don´t require students to physically turn in homework in my class. That does NOT mean there is no homework! 

 

Children in my class are to complete three activities for homework every night.

1. Study spelling words

2. Practice math facts for whichever set of math facts your child is working on that week.

3. Read the story of the week.

 

Practicing these three things every night will drastically improve your child´s grade.