In math next week we will review probability and continue working on addition word problems. There are still several students who are confused by the +, -, and = signs and when to use them. You may want to review these at home. We are encouraging students to draw pictures along with their number problems so we can "see what is going on in their brain". We also talk about what words tell you to add in a word problem (how many in all?) and remind them to LABEL their answers. All of these things get your child ready for extended response problems they will do in the older grades.
Before we know it we will be assessing 3rd quarter skills. At this point in the year we would like your child to be able to read the majority of our K sight words (ideally ALL of them), read books at their level fluently, be writing their name with only a capital letter at the beginning (they should begin to practice their last name too), and write using correct spacing, punctuation, and capital/lower case letters. All of these things can be easily practiced at home. You can also look over your math checklist and review our 3rd quarter math goals.
Have a SUPER rest of the weekend! Enjoy the snow!
Read below for some news from the LMC:
·
Young Authors papers are due on Thursday. Late admissions will not be accepted, so bring them in on time.
Young Authors papers are due on Thursday. Late admissions will not be accepted, so bring them in on time.
· We
are looking for parent scorers for Young Authors entries. Reading will
be done during the school day on Mon-Wed, Mar. 5-7. Parents can sign
up to read at http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0D4DA4AB2EA13-readers
· The
Book Fair is Coming! Preview will be on March 7-9, with sales March
12-17. We will be open during the Fun Fair! Flyers will go home next
week. Our online homepage can be accessed directly by going to http://goo.gl/7jFU4 or go to www.scholastic.com/schoolbookfairs and follow the path to May Watts.
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