We will have some Halloween fun time on Friday, October 29th. If you would like to send in bags of individual candy or party favors, you may. *Please have everything sent in by Monday, October 25th so that I will have enough time to bag everything for our children. We have 26 students in our room.
CONGRATULATIONS TO COOPER, TANNER AND KYNZEE FOR BEING OUR LEADERS OF THE PACK IN OCTOBER! Our character trait this month is self-control. We are working on stopping and thinking before we act!
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Report Cards go home on October 25th, which is also Parent-Teacher Conference Day. Please be on time because the schedule is packed!
Red Ribbon Week Schedule
October 25 – 29
October 25 – 29
Monday, October 25 – “PUT A CAP ON DRUGS” Students will be allowed to wear their favorite cap to school all day to show support for stopping drug abuse. Everyone will receive a RED RIBBON to wear all week and watch a video about why we celebrate Red Ribbon Week each October.
Tuesday, October 26 – NO SCHOOL
Wednesday, October 27 – “I’M A ‘JEAN-IUS’—I’M DRUG FREE” Everyone is encouraged to wear jeans to school on Wednesday.
Thursday, October 28 – “Join the Fight Against Drugs – BE DRUG FREE!” Everyone is encouraged to wear camouflage on Thursday.
Friday, October 30 - "This will be “WEAR RED DAY.” Everyone is encouraged to wear RED to show unity for the fight against drugs. Any red clothing items acceptable in our dress code policy may be worn. No hair coloring or face painting, please.
Math~ ballpark estimates, rounding, making change, counting money, temperature, place value, odd/even numbers, number grids, Unit 4 Assessment
Science~ The Skeletal System
Literacy~ Nouns, Comprehension, The Writing Process
Phonics / Spelling~ Long O Digraph Syllable Patterns
1. float
2. doe
3. grown
4. boat
5. shown
6. toe
7. below
8. yellow
9. toenail
10. blow
11. tow
12. toad
13. window
14. toast
15. approach
Dictation Sentences
1. Show me the soapy yellow foam.
2. Did you see the boat float on the river?
Bonus Words
1. began
2. while
