Room 126... #30 week of March 16-20
Spelling List
particular
expect
flat
distance
cook
plot
Interpret
and
or
treasure
feast
ruined
childhood
funny
amendment
law
document
thin
transplant
leaves
Bible memory verse:
Isaiah 11:8b
Though your sins are like
scarlet, they shall be as white as snow though
This week we're learning:
Reading: Me and Uncle Romie
strategy:: Author's purpose
Phonics: suffixes
writing: finish and present explanatory
writing
Bible: Saul's conversion
Grammar: conjunctions
math: Organize, display, and interpret data
chapter 12
Science: Plants
Social Studies: Wednesday test on Ch 10,
begin Ch 11 rights and responsibilities
Upcoming tests
Wed. Mar 18- Social Studies Ch. 10
Fri Mar 20-Reading, Spelling, Memory Verse
Fri. Mar 27-Reading, Spelling, Memory Verse
Coming up:
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*If your child will be gone on Friday- please let me know! They will need
to test (spelling, bible and reading) and have their math project done
and their explanatory writing project done and turned in by Thursday.
*The kids have been working on writing explanatory pieces. They have
turned them into slideshows in google drive complete with pictures.
They will be presenting them to the class this week. A few chose
projects where those pictures will need to be taken at home and
emailed to me. (Hopefully they asked you permission to complete this
portion at home!)
*Our school is collecting money and supplies for our sister school in
Uganda this week. Monday is penny day, Tuesday is nickel day,
Wednesday is dime day, Thursday is quarter day and Friday is any
denomination day.
*We have new AR goals and reading ranges. The kids should know this
information. I'll send them home sometime this week as well.
*We have chapel on Wednesday morning at 8:15 and will go see the
presentation of Annie Jr. on Thursday at 9 am. You are welcome to join
us.
Homework:
Monday- english
journal, math pg
Tuesday- study for
Soc St. test, math
Wednesday- SS test,
bible homework
Thursday- math
page, vocab/eng
page
Friday- home journal
Vocab Words
fierce- dangerous or
wild
cardboard- heavy, stiff
paper used to make
boxes and posters
ruined- destroyed or
spoiled
feast- a large, rich meal
on a special occasion
treasure- anything that
has great value or
importance
flights- sets of stairs
from one story of a
building to another
stoops- porches or
entryways
pitcher- a baseball
player who throws the
ball to the batter